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Company Headquarters: Puning, China Founded: 2004 Workforce: ~450 Company Working: Kedi Glass-Ceramic Industry Co., Ltd (Kedi Glass-Ceramic) is primarily engaged in the production of glass-ceramics. It develops, manufactures, and sells lithium aluminum-silicon series of heat resistant and low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) glass-ceramics. The products manufactured find applications in appliances such as induction cookers, microwave, oven, gas stoves, fireplace observation windows, and physiotherapy instruments, among others.

Company Headquarters: Wenzhou, China Founded: 1992 Workforce: ~800 Company Working: Kanger Holdings (Kanger) is engaged in designing, research and development, production, and sales businesses. It is majorly involved in the manufacturing of glass-ceramics. Kanger offers its products through special glass, glass-ceramics, palace porcelain tableware, gifts, finance, and others segments. The company also exports glass-ceramic and porcelain tableware globally. Also, Kanger Glass-ceramic Co., Ltd, a subsidiary of Kanger Holdings is engaged in the production and sale of glass-ceramics. It has a manufacturing facility located in China.

Company Headquarters: Ohio, US Founded: 1950 Workforce: ~ 7,400 Company Working: GKN Sinter Metals Engineering GmbH (GKN Sinter Metals) is a producer and distributor of metal additive powder used to manufacture metal products such as bearings, electro-magnets, drivetrain, and engine products. GKN Sinter Metals has three business segments, namely GKN Additive, GKN Hoeganaes, and GKN Sinter Metals. The company’s product is distributed across various markets, sub-markets, and applications, including automotive, compressors, medical devices, motorcycles, gas filtration, and spraying. The company offers various atomizing metal powder-based products through the GKN additive segment. It has 28 facilities across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa.

Company Headquarters: Pesaro, Italy Founded: 1950 Workforce: ~135 Company Working: ILVA Glass SpA (ILVA Glass) is the first company that started the production of glass components. The company operates through three segments, namely home appliance glass, furniture glass, and solar glass. It is a subsidiary of ILVA Glass Group. ILVA procures its raw materials from Novatech Glass Ltd, which also belongs to the ILVA Glass group. ILVA tests its components according to the EN 60335 part 1 and 2, internal standard, and quality specification.

Company Headquarters: Skåne, Sweden Founded: 1797 Workforce: ~2,500 Company Working: Höganäs AB (Höganäs) is one of the major manufacturers and suppliers of iron and non-ferrous metal powders and alloys along with customized mixes and high-refined powders. Its products are offered to high-tech industries including aerospace, automotive, medical, energy, chemical, metallurgy, and welding. The company offers various metal powders using different processes of atomization including water atomization, N2 atomization, vacuum inert gas atomization (VIGA), and plasma atomization. Along with the powder products, the company also offers high-temperature brazing, brazing paste, stainless steel filters, additives, flame spray, surface coating, and laser welding products. The company has manufacturing facilities, sales offices, R&D centers, and warehouses across the 75 countries in various regions including, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America. The company has a production capacity of over 500,000 tons per annum of iron and metal powders.

Company Headquarters: Chierry, France Founded: 1990 Workforce: ~2,000 Company Working: EuroKera is a major player offering advanced cooking surfaces and glass ceramic solutions. The company is founded by two most prestigious companies—Saint-Gobain and Corning Incorporated. The company has a manufacturing facility located at Bagneaux-sur-Loing, France. It has sales presence in North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific. The products manufactured are ISO9001/14001, OHSAS18001, and ISO9001 certified.

Gelest is a niche, technology-led US manufacturer of specialty organosilicon and metal-organic chemistry — silanes, reactive silicones, metal-organic compounds and (since the 2019 Bimax acquisition) specialty acrylate monomers. Its model combines a very broad research-quantity catalogue, reported to run to several thousand materials, with scale-up and commercial manufacturing for customers who design Gelest molecules into their own products. End markets are high-value and qualification-intensive: semiconductor and microelectronics precursors, medical devices and vision care (contact and intraocular lens monomers), life sciences and diagnostics, pharmaceutical synthesis, personal care, and advanced coatings and adhesives. Since 2020 it has operated as Mitsubishi Chemical Group's US research-and-custom-synthesis hub, described by the parent as a research excellence centre. Its most visible strategic bet is metal-organic precursors for Lam Research's EUV dry-resist lithography, supported by a new 50,000 sq ft Morrisville production building opened in May 2025 and a 2026 test collaboration with IBM on High-NA EUV. --- ### What the company does Gelest develops, manufactures and sells specialty chemicals built on silicon–carbon, silicon–oxygen and metal–ligand chemistry. Its own corporate description (Gelest/Nordmann press release, December 2025) positions it as a developer and manufacturer of specialty acrylates, silanes, silicones and metal-organic compounds serving four advanced end markets: electronics and semiconductors, medical and life sciences, aerospace and defence, and advanced manufacturing. An earlier self-description (CHEManager company profile) lists medical devices, life sciences, coatings and adhesives, microelectronics and personal care, and emphasises access to Mitsubishi Chemical Group R&D and resources. The company's historic positioning statement — the "Enabling Your Technology" tagline used in its 2017 New Mountain Capital announcement — captures the operating model: Gelest's chemists co-develop molecules with customers' R&D teams, supply research quantities from catalogue, and then scale successful molecules into commercial production at its own plants. A third-party profile reproducing older company copy says joint development with customers expanded the product listing from several hundred materials to several thousand. ### Business and revenue model | Revenue stream | Description | Disclosed mix | |---|---|---| | Catalogue / research-quantity sales | Gram-to-kilogram sales of thousands of silanes, silicones, metal-organics and monomers to academic, government and corporate labs | Not publicly disclosed | | Commercial-scale specialty product sales | Larger-volume supply of qualified molecules (e.g., coupling agents, reactive silicone fluids, lens monomers, precursors) to OEM/formulator customers | Not publicly disclosed | | Custom synthesis / contract manufacturing | Customer-specific molecules made under supply agreements; Gelest's president was also titled Vice President of MCG's Custom Synthesis Division in 2023 | Not publicly disclosed | | Electronic-grade precursors | High-purity metal-organic and organosilicon precursors for deposition and EUV dry resist, made in a facility with an ISO 7 cleanroom | Not publicly disclosed | | Licensing / subscription | No licensing or subscription revenue identified | — | The business is essentially 100% product revenue; there is no evidence of service, subscription or licensing income. Distribution is direct in North America, with distributors elsewhere — most recently Nordmann as primary EMEA distributor from 1 January 2026 and in India from February 2026. ### Value-chain position Gelest sits in the mid-to-downstream specialty layer of the silicon chemistry value chain. It does not operate upstream silicon-metal or methylchlorosilane "direct process" production (the domain of Dow, Wacker, Shin-Etsu, Momentive, Elkem). Instead it buys or synthesises intermediates and performs higher-value functionalisation, purification, polymerisation and surface treatment. In semiconductors, it is a materials supplier to equipment makers and fabs (e.g., precursor supplier within Lam Research's dry-resist ecosystem) rather than an equipment or resist-process owner. ### Customer types and end markets | End market | Typical Gelest offering | Evidence | |---|---|---| | Semiconductors / microelectronics | ALD/CVD precursors, EUV dry-resist metal-organic precursors, volatile higher silanes | Lam/Entegris collaboration (Jul 2022); IBM agreement (Feb 2026); 2022 CVD research publications | | Medical devices & vision care | Silicone and acrylate monomers for contact lenses and intraocular lenses; medical-grade silicones | Bimax acquisition coverage (CHEManager, Jul 2019); MCA statement citing vision care | | Life sciences, diagnostics, separation science | Surface-modification silanes for chromatography and diagnostic substrates | New Mountain portfolio description | | Pharmaceutical synthesis | Silylating agents, bulk metal-organics used as reagents/catalysts | Gelest website (bulk metal-organics and silanes for pharma) | | Personal care | Specialty silicones and monomers | MCC 2020 release; Bimax | | Coatings, adhesives, sealants, composites | Industrial coupling silanes, epoxy-modifying silanes and silicones, antimicrobial silane quats | Gelest website; India/Nordmann coatings focus | | Aerospace & defence, advanced manufacturing, mobility, thermal coatings | Specialty silicones and silanes | Nordmann release (Dec 2025); 2023 groundbreaking release | ### Independent characterisation Gelest is best understood as a high-mix, low-volume, high-margin specialty house whose moat is chemistry breadth, technical service and qualification lock-in rather than scale. Its founder's reputation (Barry Arkles is a widely cited authority on silane coupling agents) and its technical literature have historically functioned as the primary marketing channel. Under Mitsubishi ownership, the strategic centre of gravity has shifted measurably toward semiconductor precursors — the only area in which Gelest has announced a dedicated capital project and named external technology partners in the last four years. The medical/vision-care franchise (Bimax) and the broad catalogue business provide the cash base. The principal analytical limitation is that none of these franchises can be sized from public data.

Company Headquarters: Sarawak, Malaysia Founded: 2010 Workforce: ~1,300 Company Working: Pertama Ferroalloys Sdn. Bhd. is a manufacturer of manganese and ferrosilicon alloys. The company produces and supplies manganese alloy products to the steel industry worldwide. Its smelting plant is located in the Samalaju Industrial Park in Bintulu, Sarawak, and was fully commercialized in 2016. It has joint venture agreements with manganese mining and ferroalloy trading houses. Some of the joint venture companies include Asia Minerals Ltd., Nippon Denko Co. Ltd., Carbon Capital Corporation Sdn Bhd, and Shinsho Corporation. Its product portfolio includes low carbon silicon manganese, silicon manganese, medium-carbon ferromanganese, low carbon ferromanganese, manganese metal, and ferrosilicon. The specifications of its silicon manganese’s are as follows: silicon manganese (55-60%(min) Mn, 25-29% (min)Si, 0.1- 0.5% (max) C, 0.1-0.2%(max) P, and 0.01-0.03% (max) S) and low carbon silicon manganese (60-72%(min) Mn, 14-16% (min)Si, 2.0-2.5% (max) C, 0.15-0.3%(max) P, and 0.02-0.04% (max) S)

Company Headquarters: Sarawak, Malaysia Founded: 2016 Workforce: ~250 Company Working: Sakura Ferroalloys manufactures high-carbon ferromanganese for the global market. Sakura Ferroalloys is a joint venture between South African mining company Assmang Limited, Japanese trade behemoth Sumitomo Corporation, and Chinese steel maker China Steel Corporation (Taiwan). It has a manufacturing capacity of 240,000 tons per annum of ferromanganese. It majorly produces ferromanganese of two grades: 74% Mn & 72% Mn. It also supplies the slag obtained as a by-product of the ferromanganese production process for the production of silicomanganese. It sources raw materials such as Gemco, metallurgical coke, MMTS, NC-45 from Australia, South Africa, and China.

Company Headquarters: Maharashtra, India Founded: 1991 Workforce: ~100 Company Working: Vipra Ferro Alloys Pvt Ltd is a manufacturer of ferroalloys, such as low carbon ferro manganese, medium carbon ferro manganese, high carbon ferro manganese, silico manganese, cenosphere, pyrloxide, manganous oxide-feed grade, slag, and welding electroflux. The company offers two grades of silico manganese products with specifications as follows: 60% (min) Mn, 2% (max) C, 15% (max) Si, 0.35% (max) P, and 0.04% S, and 65% (min) Mn, 2% (max) C, 17% (max) Si, 0.30% (max) P, and 0.04% S. It is located in central India and, hence, has an advantage of easy availability of raw materials.

Company Headquarters: Singapore Founded: 1998 Workforce: ~NA Company Working: OM Holdings Limited is a vertically integrated corporation producing and supplying manganese ore and ferroalloy. Its operations include the trade of raw ores, smelting, and selling produced ferroalloys. The company's flagship smelting plant at Samalaju, Sarawak, known as OM Materials (Sarawak), is divided into eight primary workshops, each with two units of 25.5 MVA furnaces; 10 of the 16 furnaces are dedicated to the manufacture of ferrosilicon and 6 to the manufacturing of manganese alloys. The plant can produce 200,000-210,000 metric tons per annum of ferrosilicon (FeSi) and 250,000-300,000 metric tons per annum of manganese alloys. It also owns a smelting plant in China, OM Materials (Qinzhou) Co. Ltd, with a capacity of 80,000 metric tons per annum of high-carbon ferromanganese and 300,000 metric tons per annum of sintered ore. Furthermore, it owns and operates the Bootu Creek manganese ore mine in Northern Territory, Australia.

Company Headquarters: Jubail, Saudi Arabia Founded: 1992 Workforce: ~1,000 Company Working: Gulf ferro alloys company (SABAYEK) is a metallurgy company. Its product portfolio includes ferro silico manganese, high carbon ferro manganese, silico manganese, and ferro manganese. The company is also involved in manufacturing charge chrome for the export market and owns an electricity power plant for captive consumption. It has four interchangeable plants with 27 MVA furnaces. The classification of ferrosilicon manganese are 65–68% Mn, 16–18% Si, 2–2.5% (max) C, 0.10–0.30%(max) P, and 0.02-0.04% (max) S.

Company Headquarters: Sydney, Australia Founded: 1986 Workforce: ~500 Company Working: ERA polymers (ERA) is an Australia-based company engaged in the R&D and production of polyurethane. The company operates in six divisions that include elastomers, foams, coatings, machinery, trading, and toll manufacturing. It offers cast elastomers products under the elastomer segment. Under cast elastomers, the company offers isocyanates, such as MDI and TDI, polyols, such as PTMEG and PPG ethers, esters, and high-performance ester. It has its R&D centers at Banksmeadow, Sydney and Dandenong South site and sales office in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Singapore. The company exports its products to around 70 countries globally.

Company Headquarters: Missouri, US Founded: 1997 Workforce: ~100 Company Working: Chemline is a privately held company engaged in the manufacturing of polyurethane resin technology. The company provides coatings, hot and cold cast elastomers, and polyurethane foams globally. The company has two production facilities located at St. Louis, Missouri and Los Angeles, California. The company offers its hot and cold cast elastomers for a range of applications that include Oil and Gas, mining, automotive, architectural formliners, and filtration units.

Company Headquarters: Zhejiang, China Founded: 1992 Workforce: ~38 Company Working: Huzhou Shengtao Biotech LLC is a part of Huzhou Nanxun Shengtao Botanical Co., Ltd. And is engaged in the production of policosanol, octacosanol, triacontanol, and waxes. The company’s product portfolio includes octacosanol series, silk protein series, pearl powder series, and fish collagen series. The company has more than ten fully automatic production lines with ISO9001, KOF-F, and GMP certifications. It offers its products to a wide range of applications such as nutrition, pharmacy, cosmetics, food, and printing and inks, among others.

Company Headquarters: Durban, South Africa Founded: 1924 Workforce: ~500+ Company Working: Origen chemicals is a privately held company engaged in the production of natural plant extracts, furfural market, and natural sugarcane wax. The company offers natural GMO-free sugarcane wax which is used in candles, paper and packaging, coatings, ink formulations, surf wax and protective wax, cosmetics such as lipsticks, hair treatments, food applications such as chocolates and chewing gums, and food and fruit coatings for preservation. The company is headquartered in Africa and has a presence in Europe, India, China, and the United States. The company also offers carbohydrate carbon sources, fungicides, fertilizers, biologically extracted kelp, and a plant-based potassium source to boost the growth of roots.

Company Headquarters: Johannesburg, South Africa Founded: 1982 Workforce: ~1,000+ Company Working: CERAX is a specialty wax and wax-based products manufacturer. The company is engaged in the trading, blending, and solidification of waxes and wax derived products. The company’s product portfolio includes synthetic waxes, paraffin waxes, natural waxes, wax blends, and specialty wax products. It offers sugarcane waxes under the natural waxes segment. The company provides its sugarcane waxes for food and cosmetics applications. Additionally, the company offers services such as wax formulation assistance, solidification services, cleaning and bleaching, and wax analysis.

Company Headquarters: Germany, Europe Founded: 1989 Workforce: ~1,000+ Company Working: DEUREX AG is a manufacturer and supplier of natural and synthetic industrial waxes. The company’s product portfolio includes a wide range of waxes such as amide waxes, polyethylene waxes, polypropylene waxes, sugarcane wax, and Fischer-Tropsch, hybrid, and coated waxes. The company started the invention of natural sugar cane waxes in 2008 and started production by 2013. It provides sugarcane waxes in different forms that are micronized wax, wax granules and powders, and water-based wax emulsions. The company offers its sugarcane waxes for diverse applications including printing inks, powder coatings, water-based liquid coatings, solvent-based liquid coatings, masterbatches, PVC, hot melts, and bitumen.

Company Headquarters: The Netherlands Founded: 1973 Workforce: ~500 Company Working: ESD-SIC BV is involved in the production of silicon carbides. Its crystalline silicon carbide is used in the production of DPF, refractory, abrasive, and technical ceramics. Their products are widely used in ceramics, fireproofing, and metallurgy industries. ESD-SIC BV was formerly known as Kollo Silicon Carbide B.V. and got its current name in January 2009. It operates as a subsidiary of Germany-based REF Processing GmbH.

Company Headquarters: New York, US Founded: 1979 Workforce: ~500 Company Working: Blasch Precision Ceramics (Blasch) is involved in the manufacturing and marketing of ceramic and refractory components to a wide variety of industrial markets globally. The company serves diverse industries that include specialty alloys, non-ferrous metals, chemical/petrochemical processing, power generation, industrial process heating, and mining. Its product portfolio includes alumina, aluminum titanate, calcium silicate, cordierite, fused silica, mullite, silicon carbide, silicon nitride, tungsten, and carbide zirconia.

Company Headquarters: Colorado, US Founded: 1910 Workforce: ~6,000 Company Working: CoorsTek, Inc (CoorsTek) develops and manufactures technical ceramics for the aerospace and defense, chemical, consumer and household, electronics, energy, food, and agricultural industries. The company has over 50 manufacturing sites and serves around 10,000 customers across the globe. It has operations in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It is an ISO 9001 and ISO 14001certified company.

Company Headquarters: India Founded: 1970 Workforce: ~500 Company Working: Chemtex Speciality Limited is a specialty chemicals manufacturer and solutions provider. Chemtex has a wide range of applications in various industries such as agriculture, food & beverage, automobile, iron & steel, paper, pharmaceutical, power & petrochemical, oil & gas. It has four major product lines, and they are water treatment chemicals, cleaning and hygiene chemicals, heat transfer fluid, and performance chemicals. The company manufactures various corrosion inhibitors for boilers, chiller water, diesel engines and brine. Financial Overview This is a privately held company. Hence, the financial information is not available in the public domain.

Company Headquarters: India Founded: 2011 Workforce: ~100 Company Working: Acuro organics limited is engaged in the development of chemicals based on recognized international standards. It has excellent infrastructure that is backed by highly advanced technology and sophisticated machines that assist in the chemical operations and procedures. It has been offering excellent quality of chemical outputs and services. It offers highly effective, eco-friendly and nontoxic corrosion inhibitors for a wide range of applications in various industries such as agriculture, pharmaceutical, and paints. It has presence in national and international markets. Financial Overview This is a privately held company. Hence, the financial information is not available in the public domain.

A verified three-year headcount trend is not publicly disclosed. Note that the TCB figure of 215 explicitly includes facilities in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Canada and Croatia, whereas some database estimates appear to count only US LinkedIn-visible staff; the true group-wide figure including the Croatian and Canadian subsidiaries is therefore likely above the database estimates, but this cannot be verified. Cortec Corporation is a founder-owned, vertically integrated specialty chemical and packaging manufacturer that pioneered the commercialization of Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor (VpCI®) and Migrating Corrosion Inhibitor (MCI®) technologies. From its St. Paul, Minnesota headquarters and a network of owned plants in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Florida, Quebec and Croatia, it supplies more than 400 products—corrosion-inhibiting films, papers, coatings, liquids, emitters and concrete admixtures—to packaging, metalworking, construction, electronics, water treatment, oil and gas, power generation, military and marine customers worldwide. Its differentiation rests on in-house synthesis of inhibitor chemistries, a patent estate that the company places at more than 60 grants, and an early, sustained bet on environmentally preferable products such as biodegradable and compostable VpCI films and bio-based coatings. Cortec is a niche leader in a fragmented global VCI market, competing with listed peer Northern Technologies International (ZERUST®) and numerous private packaging houses, while its biotechnology subsidiary Bionetix® extends the group into biological cleaning and remediation. After 48 years under its founder, the company is now transitioning to a second generation of internally promoted management. --- **What the company does.** Cortec develops, manufactures and sells corrosion-control products based on two proprietary technology families. VpCI® (Vapor phase Corrosion Inhibitor) molecules volatilize at ambient temperature, migrate through an enclosed airspace and adsorb onto metal surfaces as a thin protective layer, allowing protection of complex metal parts and enclosed equipment without oils, greases or heavy coatings. MCI® (Migrating Corrosion Inhibitor) technology applies the same principle to reinforced concrete: the inhibitor is either dosed into fresh concrete as an admixture or applied to the surface of existing structures, and migrates through the concrete pore network to protect the embedded steel rebar. Cortec describes its MCI products as extending the service life of new and existing concrete structures, and positions MCI as a cost-effective alternative to epoxy-coated rebar. **Company's own description.** As Cortec does not publish an annual report, the closest equivalent is its standard corporate boilerplate. In paraphrase, the company describes itself as a global leader in environmentally responsible VpCI® and MCI® corrosion-control technologies for the packaging, metalworking, construction, electronics, water treatment, oil and gas and other industries, manufacturing more than 400 products from its St. Paul headquarters for worldwide distribution, under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification. An older corporate profile lists its markets as petrochemical, metalworking, telecommunications, electronics/electrical, utility, construction, military/government, marine, basic metals, automotive and equipment maintenance. **Business model.** Cortec is overwhelmingly a product manufacturer. Revenue is generated from the sale of physical goods—chemical concentrates, coatings, films, bags, papers, emitters and admixtures—rather than from subscriptions or licensing. Three secondary revenue mechanisms are visible in public materials: **Value chain position.** Cortec is unusually vertically integrated for a company of its size. Executives state that the company synthesizes its own inhibitor molecules in its laboratory and scales them to factory production, which management credits with keeping its supply chain stable by relying on readily available organic raw materials. Downstream of synthesis, it compounds VpCI masterbatch, extrudes films (Cambridge, MN and Beli Manastir, Croatia), coats papers (Eau Claire, WI), blends liquids and aerosols (Spooner, WI and St. Paul), and converts products into bags and packaging formats. A 2012-era profile also notes that the company bought one of its primary materials suppliers and folded it into Cortec. Sales reach end users through a direct sales force, regional offices and an international distributor network gathered biennially at the World Sales Meeting. **Customer types and end-markets.** Customers include original equipment manufacturers needing in-transit and storage protection (automotive, aerospace, heavy equipment, electronics), metalworking shops, oil and gas operators (preservation of spares, pipelines, tanks and offshore structures), power utilities (generators, stator cooling systems), water and wastewater utilities, chiller and HVAC operators, data centre operators (cooling-loop corrosion), construction contractors and infrastructure owners (bridges, parking structures), military and government agencies, marine operators, and agriculture (irrigation systems, livestock nutrition via Bionetix). Recent press materials featured a US Midwest wastewater plant that the company says cut corrosion costs by more than USD 10,000 in one year, and the Pelješac Bridge in Croatia as an MCI reference project. **Independent characterization.** Cortec is best characterized as a founder-controlled, mid-sized specialty chemicals and functional-packaging group with an engineering-led sales culture and a strong environmental brand. The company's strategic distinctiveness lies less in scale than in breadth: few competitors span VCI packaging, VCI process chemicals, concrete admixtures, coatings and biotechnology simultaneously. The trade-off is that the group is sub-scale in each individual vertical relative to specialists, and its private status means it relies on retained earnings and the founder's balance sheet for capital.

Company Headquarters: Louisiana, US Founded: 2013 Workforce: ~50 Company Working: Ideal Energy Solutions, LLC (Ideal Energy Solutions) is a developer of flow assurance chemistries, which also formulate latest processes and products to confirm the flow of hydrocarbons from reservoirs to the refinery. The company offers solutions, including flow assurance, production chemicals, and equipment rental. The flow assurance and production chemicals product line offers oilfield chemical solutions to the oil and gas industry.

Company Headquarters: Illinois, US Founded: 1928 Workforce: ~NA Company Working: Nalco Champion (Nalco), a subsidiary of Ecolab, is a developer, distributor, and provider of sustainable and safe chemistry products and services for the upstream and midstream operations, petrochemical operations, and refineries. The company majorly serves three markets, namely energy exploration & production, oil & gas midstream, and refining, additives & petrochemical. It has manufacturing plants, warehouses, innovation centers, sales and service offices across Europe, the Middle East & Africa, Asia-Pacific, North America, and Latin America.