Camex signs agreement with China’s Tianjin Yadong for dyes business

Camex Ltd, Ahmedabad based dye manufacturer has entered into an agreement with Chinese firm Tianjin Yadong Longxin International Ltd to market range of basic dyes intermediates in India. Camex Ltd has signed a sole selling agreement with China’s Tianjin Yadong Longxin International Ltd for the basic intermediates like H Acid, tobias acid, sulfo tobias acid and J acid.

The association would help Camex to exploit its present marketing network along with Tianjin Yadong Longxin’s expertise to sell products in Indian market. Tianjin Yadong Longxin, which manufactures dyestuff and dyestuff intermediates, focuses on products such as fast dyes, solvent dyes, H acid, tobias acid, sulfo tobias acid and J acid, etc. These dyes are primarily used for wool, leather, printing ink, silk and dyestuff manufacturing.

Camex Ltd is engaged in production of reactive dyes, acid dyes, direct dyes and textile auxiliaries with its manufacturing facility located at Ankleshwar (Gujarat), the hub of dye industries.

In a BSE filing on January 11, 2016, Camex said that the association will also help them to improve revenues and profitability in coming years.

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