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Nandini Chemical Journal, April 2015 Page 1 nsa ndern fFneAC. Volume 22 Issue 7 April 2015 Dedicated to the cause of chemical industry Dedicated to the cause of chemical industry Dedicated to the cause of chemical industry Dedicated to the cause of chemical industry * WHY NOT INDUSTRY PASS ON BENEFITS OF CRUDE OIL / GAS PRICE FALL TO CONSUMERS TO BOOST DEMAND & GROWTH ? * DOES INDIAN R & D NEED SHOCK TREATMENT ? * MISGIVINGS ON MODI GOVERNMENT’S LAND ACQUISITION BILL JUSTIFIED * ANOMALY IN GOVERNMENT’S FERTILISER POLICY * GOVT AIMS TO SAVE Rs. 7,000 CR OF UREA SUBSIDY IN 4 YEARS * 2-PROPYLHEPTANOL (2-PH) - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY * 2-ETHYLHEXANOIC ACID - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY * EMAMECTIN BENZOATE - PRODUCT PROFILE

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* WHY NOT INDUSTRY PASS ON BENEFITS OF CRUDE OIL / GAS

PRICE FALL TO CONSUMERS TO BOOST DEMAND & GROWTH ?

* DOES INDIAN R & D NEED SHOCK TREATMENT ?

* MISGIVINGS ON MODI GOVERNMENT’S LAND ACQUISITION BILL JUSTIFIED * ANOMALY IN GOVERNMENT’S FERTILISER POLICY * GOVT AIMS TO SAVE Rs. 7,000 CR OF UREA SUBSIDY IN 4 YEARS * 2-PROPYLHEPTANOL (2-PH) - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY * 2-ETHYLHEXANOIC ACID - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY * EMAMECTIN BENZOATE - PRODUCT PROFILE

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VOLUME XXII APRIL 2015 ISSUE 7

Publisher: Nandini Institute of Chemical Industries

Editor - Publisher N.S.Venkataraman

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CONTENTS 03 Talk of the month

Why not industry pass on

benefits of crude oil / gas price fall

to consumers to boost demand & growth ?

05 Is prime minister’s plans to cut oil, gas imports

by 2022 far fetched?

08 Does Indian R & D need shock treatment ?

10 Should government invest in reviving

closed public sector units ?

11 Misgivings on Modi government’s

land acquisition bill justified

14 Solar irrigation pumps – A great opportunity

15 Anomaly in Government’s fertiliser policy

16 Govt aims to save rs 7,000 cr of urea subsidy in 4 years

17 Energy from rivers- Proposed plans in Britain

18 Plant closure

19 Anti dumping page

20 Bio based products – Recent developments

22 Refrigerant options for India

24 2-propylheptanol (2-PH) - Investment opportunity

28 2-ethylhexanoic acid - Investment opportunity

33 Emamectin benzoate - Product profile

36 News round up – International

40 Technology development

42 China news

42 Impressive growth of propylene projects in China

45 Solar power station in space

46 News round up – India

49 Agro chemical page

52 Pharma page

55 Energy page

55 Energy storage system – Recent developments

59 Spot price of polymers in China – Period February,2015

63 Tender

64 Chemicals imported at the Chennai port

During the month of January 2015

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TALK OF THE MONTH

WHY NOT INDUSTRY PASS ON BENEFITS OF CRUDE OIL / GAS PRICE FALL

TO CONSUMERS TO BOOST DEMAND & GROWTH ?

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In India, most of the petrochemicals are in short supply, resulting in steady increase in the import. In view of the short supply scenario in India, the Indian market for the petrochemicals remain as seller’s market. Due to the high price of the petrochemicals in Indian market, demand growth is not taking place to the potential level. There is strong case for reducing the price of petrochemicals in tune with the price fall of crude oil / natural gas. This would boost the demand for several petrochemicals and derivative products and contribute to the over all growth of the Indian industries and Indian economy . However, Indian industries, whether in public sector or private sector, do not seem to be impressed with such proactive policy and approach, that would contribute to the long term growth of the industries by creating strong demand base. It is high time that they should reorient the strategies.

In the last few months, price of crude oil has fallen sharply in the global market. Recently, Government of India announced the cut in price of natural gas. Obviously, the petroleum refineries and petrochemical units are the beneficiaries due to the reduction in the price of crude oil / natural gas. However, the industries which readily increased the price of finished products whenever the price of crude oil / natural gas increased in the past, are now reluctant to reduce the price of the products in tune with the price fall of crude oil / natural gas. This only reflects the counter productive and short sighted approach of the industries.

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WHY NOT INDUSTRY PASS ON BENEFITS OF CRUDE OIL / GA S PRICE FALL TO CONSUMERS TO BOOST DEMAND & GROWTH ?

Naphtha price fall Naphtha is the building block for the production of urea fertilizer and several petrochemicals. The price of naphtha which is produced from crude oil / natural gas has fallen sharply in the international market. It has happened due to fall in the price of crude oil and also the development of shale gas production in USA. With the large availability of shale gas in US, consumption of naphtha in US has reduced considerably creating surplus scenario for naphtha in USA and glut in the global naphtha supply market. Price trend of naphtha

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The price of naphtha has dropped by over 75 % between April 2014 and Feb 2015. Natural gas price cut by 8% to $4.66 per unit Government of India has cut the natural gas price by 8% from 1st April 2015, aligning it with the international benchmarks with which it is linked by a formula. The government had introduced a local gas pricing formula in October that takes the average annual price at four energy hubs in the US, Canada, Russia and the European Union to calculate the gas price . In its first revision since the introduction of the formula, the price has been cut to $4.66 per million British thermal unit (mmbtu) on gross calorific value basis. On net calorific value basis, it will cost about $5.18 per unit compared with $5.61 previously. The gas prices are due for revision every six months. The reduction follows the global decline in oil and gas prices. Since June last year, crude oil prices have almost halved and the price of liquefied natural gas has slumped to less than $8 a unit from $14. Lower gas prices act as a disincentive to explorers as it reduces returns on billions of dollars of risk capital.

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IS PRIME MINISTER’S PLANS TO CUT OIL, GAS IMPORT BY 2022 FAR FETCHED ?

Setting targets is a good idea, as it provides sense of direction to the country .

However, in the past, it has been seen that such targets have been rarely achieved due to various

constraints.

Considering the oil and gas exploration efforts in the past and huge disappointment created by the

performance of Krishna-Godavari basin with regard to natural gas production, one can not but

remain skeptical about the target set by the prime minister. Gas / oil exploration efforts are always

considered as calculated risk and a few explored gas wells may be found unviable and may have to

be abandoned.

Prime Minister said that India needs to bring down its import dependence on oil and gas by 2022. “We currently import around 77 per cent in energy sector, in oil, gas and petroleum sector. We can reduce this import by at least 10 percent by 2022. This 10 percent we will produce ourselves and this should be our dream,” Prime Minister said. “If we become successful in reducing import by 10 percent in 2022, by achieving 10 percent growth in domestic production, then I can assure you that by 2030 we can reduce this import to 50 percent,” Prime Minister added. While Prime Minister’s target to cut import of oil and gas by 10% by 2022 is laudable, one wonder

whether it would be achievable?

For example, a few years back, it was

decided by the then government that

the target for solar power generation

would be 20,000 MW by

2022.However, even by 2015, the

country has just reached around

3000 MW solar power capacity only.

Now, it is clearly seen that achieving

20,000 MW solar power by 2022 is a

far fetched idea and bas become

unachievable target .

Now, there is a proposal to scale up

grid connected solar power projects

from 20,000 MW to 100,000 MW by

2022 under National Solar Mission.

The plan of action to achieve the

target is under preparation.

Year 2022 is not far away.!

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IS PRIME MINISTER’S PLANS TO CUT OIL, GAS IMPORTS BY 2022 FAR FETCHED ?

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As India’s consumption of gas and crude oil are steadily going up at 7 to 9 percent per annum, the

country is likely to become more and more import dependent in the coming years. Even as the

exploration efforts would continue, considering the past performance of oil and gas exploration

efforts in India, it appears that India has to look for alternative and appropriate source of energy to

fulfill its future needs. Certainly, this can not be energy based on oil and natural gas alone.

Solar power

While the solar power projects certainly provide exciting prospects as source of energy, the efforts

have to be much more vigorous and determined than seen so far.However, solar power can meet

only small part of the national energy need, even by most optimistic estimate.

April to March

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IS PRIME MINISTER’S PLANS TO CUT OIL, GAS IMPORTS BY 2022 FAR FETCHED ?

Wind power On shore wind power projects have limitations, as adequate wind speed is available only in 4 to 5 months every year. Off shore wind power is appropriate option for India but the country is yet to make any significant efforts in realizing the potential of the off shore wind power project.Several suggestion have been sent to Government of India on this . Algae biofuel Another project of great promise is algae biofuel. Enormous efforts and investment have been put forth in developed countries to develop algae biofuel and other appropriate algae based products like ethanol and methane gas for power generation. Though repeated suggestions have been submitted to Government of India to put dedicated efforts for developing algae biofuel projects, nothing worthwhile have been done in the country so far in India. It is particularly surprising to see that the massive efforts put forth in algae biofuel sector in developed countries have not impressed Government of India so far. Under the circumstances, it appears Prime Minister’s target of reducing the oil and gas import by 2022 is only wishful thinking, which may not be supported by the ground realities.

NTPC’S SOLAR POWER PROJECT FACING UNCERTAINTY Reluctance on part of states to buy expensive solar power has put a question mark on the feasibility of National Thermal Power Corporation’s (NTPC) plans to install the targeted 15,000 megawatt of solar power in the next five years.

In executing this project, NTPC is faced with a two pronged problem. One, that there is no availability of unallocated thermal power and two, that even after bundling, the high cost of solar energy remains unattractive for buyers, mainly state governments Little wonder then that the loss laden power distribution companies of Rajasthan, which are poised to overtake Gujarat this year as the largest producer of solar energy, do not buy more than their renewable purchase obligation (RPO) of 1% to 1.5% of total power consumption. State power distribution companies in the country have cumulative losses of Rs 3.5 lakh crore. Most of them are not meeting their renewable purchase obligation’s (RPO) because clean energy is expensive.

The Union Cabinet had given its nod to NTPC to set up solar capacity of this magnitude in three tranches. The first tranche of 3,000 MW is to be set up under a mechanism of 'bundling' two units of solar with one unit of unallocated thermal power, so as to bring costs down.

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DOES INDIAN R&D NEED SHOCK TREATMENT ? It has been realized quiet some time back that Indian R&D segment is a weak link in the Indian chemical and petrochemical industries. While concern have been expressed about the failure of many indigenous R&D efforts, adequate sense of dynamism is yet to be injected in the Indian R&D sector. Most of the investment in research and development activity in India have been carried out by the Government of India under Council of Scientific Industrial Research. The role of private sector in R&D field in India is conspicuous by lack of significant presence.

Dr. CNR Rao’s scathing criticism Under the circumstances, it is not surprising that renowned and senior scientist Dr. CNR Rao has made scathing criticism about the Indian R&D sector. Dr. CNR. Rao said that the quality of science in India is "lousy", adding that if the country would want to have a future, it should improve on quality. Dr.CNR Rao, a recipient of Bharat Ratna, also rued the lack of investment in Indian R&D sector. He said that India does not have "a single institution" that can match the best abroad, even as he cited the example of China to call for more investment in science. Dr. CNR Rao said “If India has to have a future, it has to improve in quality. The main thing in India is that everything from the corporate (sector) and education to science needs to have quality. Prime Minister says development with quality improvement because with the lousy quality we have, it is difficult to have development”. Defence research lab in civil construction activity Sending a clear message to India's premier defence research agency Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) to focus on its core functions, Defence Minister Mr.Manohar Parrikar has instructed that the organisation would no longer undertake civil and maintenance works of other departments, including entities like the Brahmos Missile Company and the Strategic Forces Command besides the three armed forces. It is a lesser known facet of the organisation but DRDO has a works department that executes construction projects from office buildings to missile storage units, launching areas and accommodation worth over Rs 5,000 crore every year.

While delivering a lecture 'Celebration of Science' at Jamia Milia Islamia in New Delhi, Dr.CNR Rao, a renowned scientist and Bharat Ratna awardee, said that it is difficult to bring development in the country with the "lousy" quality of science in India.

As a matter of fact, most of the chemical industries in small and medium scale sector have no role in R&D sector, worth it’s name. Even large scale units, which claim having R&D activity are really more focused on quality optimization efforts and cost reduction proramme in the existing operation and not in product development or R&D activity with long term targets and strategies.

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DOES INDIAN R&D NEED SHOCK TREATMENT ? The Defence Minister’s orders specify that current commitments should be met, but from now on, requests to carry out civil construction works even from other defence ministry departments should not be entertained.

Does R&D need shock treatment ? When the Government of India provide the institutions several crores of rupees as funds and grants year after year to carry out R&D work, their performance and targets should be assessed with much more care, so that the R&D institutions do not view such grants like “donations” and they should realize that they are accountable for the grants that they receive. Such a new approach from government may come as shock to the R&D bodies but it would do a lot of good to the future of Indian R&D activities, It is very important that the Government of India should look into functioning style of research institutions in India, both in private and public sector and direct them to have appropriate target for research in tune with the country’s needs. Their performance should be evaluated as profit centres.

CSIR Labs now running educational institutions Several CSIR laboratories such as Central Electrochemical Research Institute, Karaikudi are now running under graduate and post graduate courses, just like any other educational institutions. Obviously, when the CSIR laboratories that should remain focused on high ended research, would offer UG and PG courses, R&D activities in such institutions inevitably get diluted.

REPORT ON “CRUDE OIL PRICE FALL - WILL INDIA’S EUPHORIA CONTINUE “?

Nandini Consultancy Centre, a firm of chemical engineers and chemical business consultants based at Chennai and Singapore, has released well researched report on “Crude oil price fall - Will India’s euphoria continue ? “ Focus of the report Global crude oil price fall in recent months has surprised even the discerning observers. Now, there is world wide debate as to what has caused the crude price fall and whether the price fall would persist and how long. This research report recommends that India should use this opportunity to work out it’s short term and long term strategies for crude oil sourcing and pricing. A few appropriate strategies have been suggested:

Contents of the report * Crude price behaviour - Past trend * Likely Strategies of the producers * Global & regionwise consumption / production analysis * China’s strategies * Why crude price fall now ? * What should be the strategies for India? Author: The report has been prepared by Mr.Swaminathan Venkataraman, a Chemical Engineer and MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA), with over fifteen years of experience in multinational organizations abroad.Mr.Swaminathan Venkataraman is Director of Nandini Consultancy (S) Pte Ltd ,Singapore Price & delivery

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SHOULD GOVERNMENT INVEST IN

REVIVING CLOSED PUBLIC SECTOR UNITS ?

It is reported that the Government of India would revive Indian Drugs and Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (IDPL), a public sector undertaking. Government would invest around Rs.900 crore for IDPL units at Rishikesh, Gurgaon and Hyderabad. Of this, more than Rs.450 crore would go towards reviving the operations in IDPL, Hyderabad.

When the petrochemical / chemical plants remain un operated for several years, the conditions of the equipment would inevitably deteriorate to such an extent, that in many cases they cannot be used any more at all. Substantial segment of them will have to be scrapped and replaced.

Further, in pharmaceuticals field, technologies are rapidly undergoing changes and improvement and new processes are being developed. Even the existing operating units have to be continuously modernized, to remain competitive in the market, from the point of product specification, quality parameters and cost factors.

In all probability, the process adopted several years back by IDPL, Hyderabad unit would have become obsolete now. The design, specification of the equipment presently in operation in industries could be largely different from what was installed in the unit more than 15 years back.

It is not uncommon to find that even economic viability parameters of the older units would have altered over the years due to subsequent changes in economic and market climate. The technological competitiveness of such old units, which remain closed for length of time, in comparison with the present operating units in the world would be poor. Large pharmaceutical projects cannot be any more operated without banking considerably on export, which mean that the competitive capability in the global market is pre requisite for the success of the units.

Except for the land and perhaps part of the building infrastructure, it is likely that the investment in IDPL to be made by government for reviving the unit would be as high as installing new project, particularly since considerable technology inputs and collaboration would be called for.

The pragmatic approach in the case of units such as IDPL would be to close the units permanently and sell the assets including land, building and equipment by auction in the market to enable setting up of other appropriate project.

Spending scarce government resources in reviving such sick units could be too risky to be justified, unless backed by very extensive study on all related aspects.

Chemical Industries Associatiion, an apex body representing the cross section of chemical and allied industries based in Chennai, has submitted a letter to Prime Minister and Minister for Chemicals and Fertilisers, about Government of India’s move to revive IDPL, Hyderabad unit, which has been remaining closed for the last several years.

Text of the letter is given in this article.

While we are not for entertaining closing of units and keeping large investments in projects lying idle, we are surely not for additional investments in defunct units with very little chance of succeeding due to multiple factors including technology obsolescence, market realities etc. From this perspective, we wonder whether it would be appropriate for the Government of India to invest such a large sum for reviving the Hyderabad unit of IDPL, which has been remaining closed for more than 15 years now.

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MISGIVINGS ON MODI GOVERNMENT’S

LAND ACQUISITION BILL JUSTIFIED

It is reported that in the last few decades, around 2% of agricultural land in the country have already been lost to industrial , housing and other projects, leaving thousands of agricultural labourers in difficult economic conditions, needing freebies from government to survive.

After much protest and realizing the mood of the country, the government has made modifications to the land acquisition bill, conferring on state governments adequate power to decide on grant of exemption for certain kinds of land acquisition from the provisions relating to social impact assessment and food security. Moreover, it limited the acquisition of land for industrial corridors to within one km on either side of designated railway line or road and limited the extent of acquisition to minimum requirement. Other provisions include compensation by way of government job for at least one member of the affected families. Further, the provision granting exemption for private educational institutions and hospitals have been dropped.

There is the fundamental question as to whether taking away the agricultural land for setting up industry or housing projects is appropriate in a country like India, which is essentially an agriculture oriented economy and particularly when agriculture operations provide jobs to millions of people at unskilled and semi skilled level in the densely populated country. More than 75% of country’s population constitute peasants and tribals, who have only traditional skill in agricultural operations.

Modi government’s stand : Modi government appears to think that industrial activity is as important as agricultural activity and converting some agricultural land for industrial projects is inevitable , if the country were to sustain economic growth to the desired level. Government further argues that it has put several safeguards to ensure that land acquisition would be for appropriate projects only and will not result in undue benefit for corporate houses.

Modi government’s determined move to enact the Land Acquisition Bill has caused considerable misgivings in the country, for which there appear to be justifiable reasons

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MISGIVINGS ON MODI GOVERNMENT’S LAND ACQUISITION BI LL JUSTIFIED

There are thousands of acres of industrial land presently occupied by many industries, where only a portion of the land is utilized and other land remains unused. There are many sick projects which has been remaining closed with hundreds of acres of land that are not presently put to any use. There are many educational institutions with hundreds of acres of land , where only a few acres are utilized. There are also land where the site is not suitable for agricultural operations. The government is not known to have enumerated such unutilized land available in the country. The government cannot say today that the country does not have such unutilized and wasted land. The ground reality is that the promoters of many industrial projects ask for and get much more land than what they need , only considering the appreciation of the land value in course of time. Modi government has not given any indication that it is aware of such issues and it has not announced any policy as to how much of land should be allotted for particular industrial project. Amongst the existing industries and in special economic zones , the government should conduct a land auditing to identify the unused land and force the industries to give up such land for setting up new projects. This is possible. The genuine question is why agricultural land should be taken away without putting the unutilized and wasted land for use for setting up industrial projects. Investment in agriculture can be as productive as in industry : Should the interest of agriculture be sacrificed for the sake of industrial growth is a very valid question. People cannot live without food but they can live without cosmetics and automobiles.

What about wasted and unutilized land ?: The question is whether Modi government has exhausted all the options for identifying the available unutilized land for industrial and development projects , that can avoid taking away the land from agricultural operations. One gets the impression that the government has not done this exercise adequately so far.

Industrial growth should be complimentary to the agricultural growth and it cannot be allowed to become a substitute for agricultural growth even to a limited extent. Such move is bad in principle and contrary to the sentiments of large section of the country men. Above all, the potentials for exploiting agricultural operations for India’s economic growth with equanimity is no less than what industrial operations can achieve for the country.

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18,024 HECTARES OF ALLOTTED INDUSTRIAL LAND LYING UNUSED ACROSS 20 STATES

Around 18,024 hectares of land is lying unused in SEZs across 20 states with Gujarat, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu topping with a total of 10,714 hectares, according to Union Finance ministry data.

State Land allocated Utilised Unutilised In hectares

Gujarat 12383 6819 4795 Maharashtra 6580 1757 3124 Tamil Nadu 5266 223 2795 Karnataka 2302` 85 1039

MAJOR AGRO ITEMS SHOWING NEGATIVE GROWTH TREND IN JAN 2015

Commodities Value ($mn) % change Jan 2014 Jan 2015

Tea 64.33 50.01 -22.26 Coffee 59.54 49.59 -16.71 Rice 721.25 683.31 -5.26

Other cereals 96.52 42.99 -55.46 Tobacco 62.13 59.31 -4.54 Spices 199.01 180.77 -9.17

Oil meals 305.13 132.12 -56.70

While most of these land parcels were allocated to SEZs by the respective state governments for setting up various types of industries, some were purchased on their own by private promoters. The 20 states have so far allocated 45,783 hectares to SEZs. Gujarat has 4,795 hectares lying unused, followed by Maharashtra (3,124 hectares and Tamil Nadu (2,795 hectares). Union government had given formal approvals to start 436 SEZs across the country. Of them, 347 were notified but only 199 are operational as of now.The respective state governments had acquired land for SEZs from villagers and there were many farmers protests against such acquisition in the past.

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SOLAR IRRIGATION PUMPS – A GREAT OPPORTUNITY National Solar Mission’s goal to install 100 gigawatt of solar capacity by 2022, can be met by 10 million farmers, each operating a 10 kilowatt solar pump. A solar pump can generate 13,000 units of power per year worth Rs.65,000. 10 million solar farmers can generate 130 billion units of solar power and have substantial earnings. If put under solar PV arrays, one hectare of land can generate much more income for the farmers from solar power compared to income from field crops alone. This revenue is free of risk from droughts, floods, pests and diseases. All it needs is land.

Power distribution companies need to be incentivised to buy surplus solar power from small, dispersed farmer generators . To reduce transaction cost of dealing with small, dispersed suppliers, solar pump irrigation in every village should be organised as a cooperative to pool and evacuate surplus power collectively at a single point, that the power distribution company can measure and monitor. Under a credible power purchase guarantee and organised into a cooperative, solar pumps are eminently bankable and a menu of subsidy loan products can be offered for farmers to choose from, while switching from grid to solar pumps. Courtesy: Shah, Senior Fellow & Durga and Verma, Consultants with International Water Management Institute, Colombo - Financial Express 1st April, 2015

Generating solar power for pumping water for irrigation could have massive collateral benefits. It can revitalise nearly stagnant agriculture in several regions, which has adequate groundwater but short on energy to run pumps. 9 million diesel pumps burn some 7 billion litres of diesel for irrigation and emit additional 20 million metric tonne of CO2.By using solar power for groundwater, India can curtail annual CO2 emissions by nearly 6%. Farmers can be provided solar irrigation pumps with a power purchase guarantee,similar to what the large solar power generators get. Karnataka’s Surya Raitha scheme is already piloting this idea.

Solar pumps offer a smart way out of the deadweight of power subsidies. A quarter of India’s power is sent to dispersed farms causing massive technical and commercial losses. Every solar pump replacing a grid-connected pump saves the utility over 13,000 units of grid power at generating stations, saving subsidies and freeing up grid capacity for the non-farm sector. In theory, the country can save Rs.60,000 crore per year in subsidies by going solar for all 11 million electric pumps.

A credible power purchase guarantee would make it attractive to sell solar power to the grid than to use it to pump groundwater. Surrendering grid connection may be made a pre condition to power-purchase guarantee.

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ANOMALY IN GOVERNMENT’S FERTILISER POLICY Excessive use of urea According to the Economic Survey 2013-14, “For each unit of K, 8.2 units of N are being put into the soil, instead of the 4 units required. The incremental output from the excessive 4.2 units of N is zero or somewhat negative. This use of urea, beyond what is required, works out to roughly 50 lakh metric tonne. Farmers and government are wastefully spending Rs. 8,540 crore on this. These costs are ultimately paid by the consumers as higher food prices and higher taxes, in return for a zero or negative impact upon agricultural output.”

Under the NBS policy, subsidy is fixed and manufacturers have the freedom to fix MRP within “reasonable limits”. Due to a cap on subsidy and the rising international market prices, MRP has gone up significantly in the last five years. The low price of urea and high prices of other fertilisers has led farmers to overuse urea. There is a serious imbalance in the use of fertilisers, leading to a decline in the response of yield to fertiliser use. This has been adversely affecting agricultural productivity. The NPK ratio, which is a measure of balanced fertilisation, is highly adverse. At a macro level, the desirable NPK ratio is 4:2:1. When the policy framework was almost the same for urea and other fertilisers, NPK ratio at the national level was 4:3:2:1, quite close to the desirable level. In 2013-14, it deteriorated to 8:2.7:1 and in Punjab and Haryana it was as bad as 38:6:1 and 53:11:1 respectively. The report of the Commission for Agricultural Costs and Prices (CACP) recommends that subsidy on urea be reduced, while enhancing it on P&K to arrest the hugely adverse NPK ratio: “Fertiliser subsidy, which has increased by more than five times during the last ten years, must be restructured and rationalised. Since the adoption of NBS, the retail prices of P&K fertilisers have risen, while the price of urea (N) has remained fixed. The differential between the prices of urea and P&K fertilisers has widened leading to excess use of N at the expense of P&K fertilisers. The price of urea needs to be increased by at least 15 per cent and the subsidy enhanced on P&K fertilisers to reduce their effective MRPs keeping the fertiliser subsidy constant.” Urea centric policies Urea centric policies are perpetuating imbalance in the use of fertilisers. The ministry of petroleum and natural gas is proposing to re prioritise the allocation of domestic gas; priority for NP/NPK has been relegated to last position, whereas urea has been pushed up to fourth place. This means urea subsidy will go up.

Adverse NPK ratio Price of urea has been low for several years. Other fertilisers such as NP/NPK (phosphorus and potassium) have been under indirect control through the nutrient based subsidy (NBS) policy since April 2010.

There has been a serious anomaly in the policy framework of Government of India for fertiliser for the last five years. The anomaly is that urea is under direct control. Its MRP is fixed by the government and subsidy is variable.

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ANOMALY IN GOVERNMENT’S FERTILISER POLICY Imbalance in subsidy rationalisation There is an imbalance in subsidy rationalisation. Urea has been subsidised to the extent of 75 percent, whereas 25 per cent is realised from the market. The subsidy on phosphatic fertilisers, namely di ammonium phosphate (DAP) and muriate of potash (MOP) is 35 per cent and 41 percent respectively, against over 80 per cent before the introduction of NBS. Courtesy: Business Line,23rd March, 2015

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GOVT AIMS TO SAVE RS 7,000 CR OF UREA SUBSIDY IN 4 YEARS The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs decided to supply natural gas at a uniform price to all fertiliser plants on the gas grid through a pooling mechanism. This means the cost of production of urea at pooled price would be similar for all plants and less than the price of imported urea. Currently, the production cost for every tonne of urea varies between Rs.14,000 and Rs.20,000. This is because of different gas procurement sources. On the other hand, each tonne of imported urea costs about Rs.19,000. The government’s subsidy bill for urea has increased from Rs.33,924 crore in FY12 to Rs.35,398 crore in FY13 and further to Rs.38,545 crore in FY14. The supply of gas to urea units through the pooling mechanism is estimated to increase output of the fertiliser by about 3.71 million metric tonne in the next four years. Currently, India consumes about 30.5 million metric tonne of urea a year. Of this, 22.5 million metric tonne is indigenously produced, while about 8 million metric tonne is procured from overseas. At present, there are 30 urea producing units in the country, out of which 27 units are gas based and three units including Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilizers (MCFL), Madras Fertilizers (MFL) and Southern Petrochemicals Industries (SPIC) based on naphtha. India imports about 2 million metric tonne of urea every year from Oman under the Urea Off Take Agreement (UOTA) which will continue up to 2020. Urea demand in the country is pegged to touch 34 million metric tonne a year by 2017-18. This would further go up to 38 million metric tonne a year by 2024-25. In addition, the gas pooling mechanism is expected to revive idle plants at Gorakhpur, Barauni and Sindri. These three urea plants will serve as the anchor load customers for the Jagdishpur Haldia pipeline, which the government has recently revived. The pipeline was conceived in 2007 by GAIL (India), but no work was done in absence of anchor customers in its route. India’s urea consumption:

30.5 million metric tonne

Domestic production:

22.5 million metric tonne

Imported urea:

8 million metric tonne

Urea domestic production cost: Rs.14000-20000 a metric tonne depending on the fuel

Imported cost of urea: Rs.19000 a metric tonne

Urea subsidy bill

2011-12: Rs.33,924 crore

2012-13: Rs.35,398 crore

2013-14: Rs.35,398 crore

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ENERGY FROM RIVERS PROPOSED PLANS IN BRITAIN

Water source pumps date back to the 19th century and are popular in Scandinavia, where they are mainly used to heat individual homes. However, they are far less common in the UK and have been rarely used for the kind of larger scale community projects the Government hopes will become common, alongside those used by individual houses.

Water source heat pumps will help contribute to an energy mix that maximises clean, reliable home grown resources rather than relying on fossil fuels. It also provides a system that bolsters growth in local economies, protects the natural environment. A new drive has been indicated to promote water source heat pumps carbon free devices that extract thermal energy from waterways to heat water for radiators and showers. Installing a water source heat pump reduces the need for gas fired domestic heating and could allow the average household to reduce its carbon footprint by as much as 50 per cent. The energy produced is both clean and renewable and households could knock as much as 20 per cent off their heating bills. The pumps work through a system of pipes that are typically run around 2m below the surface of water in rivers and canals, where the temperature is about 8 deg C to 10 deg C. More than 4,041 rivers, estuaries, coastal sites and canals containing water warm and accessible enough to heat homes have been indicated. More than one million homes are close enough to water to make use of the devices – with hotspots including buildings around the River Ouse in Selby, the River Trent in Nottingham and the Thames in London.

According to the plans of British government, more than one million homes across Britain could be heated using green Scandinavian-style technology that takes heat from nearby rivers and canals and pumps it into the home.

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PLANT CLOSURE

The changes are expected to result in annualized cost savings of at least $18 million and incur one off costs of up to €30 million.

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MAWANA SUGARS SHUTS ALL UP UNITS

The State government wants sugar mills to pay Rs 280 per quintal to sugarcane farmers as against Rs 220 per quintal fixed by the Central government. Mill owners feel the slump in demand of sugar and lower retail prices do not justify payment of State Advisory Price ( SAP).

Nufarm plant closure Nufarm (Melbourne) will close its plant at Botlek in the port of Rotterdam and cut costs and raise capacity at the company’s facilities at Wyke, UK; and Gaillon, France. The moves follow a detailed review of the company’s European manufacturing footprint. The measures will be implemented over 18 months and will reduce the company’s fixed cost base, improve working capital management, and support growth of the European business, Nufarm says.

Mawana Sugars closed down all its sugar mills in Uttar Pradesh, alleging that "coercion and harassment" by the state authorities has made running operations "impossible". The company has three sugar mills at Mawana, Nanglamal and Titawi besides distillery at Nanglamal in the state. "Due to regular persecution and prosecution of senior officers of the company by the State Authorities by way of FIRs causing coercion, harassment, humiliation and insult for no fault on their part, it has become impossible to run sugar operations in the state," the company said.

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ANTI DUMPING PAGE Saturated fatty alcohols The Finance Ministry of Government of India has imposed safeguard duty on certain saturated fatty alcohols to provide relief to domestic producers against surge in imports. The safeguard duty will be valid for two and a half years and would be effective from the date of levy of provisional anti dumping duty. It may be recalled that the revenue department had last year levied provisional safeguard duty on saturated fatty alcohol imports for six months with effect from August 28,2014. Mumbai based VVF (India) Ltd had filed the petition seeking safeguard duty on certain saturated fatty alcohol imports, supported by Godrej Industries.

***** Pyridine The Ministry of Commerce of Government of China announced on February 11 to conduct a midterm review of the dumping and dumping margin of the anti dumping measures applicable to imports of pyridine originated from Indian Jubilant Life Science Ltd, since February 11,2015. China started imposing anti dumping duties on imports of pyridine originated in Indian and Japan since November 21, 2013. On December 12.2014, Anhui Guoxing Biochemical Co., Ltd., Nanjing Red Sun Biochemistry Co.,Ltd, Weifang Lvba Chemical Co., Ltd and Vertellus Speciality Chemicals (Nantong) Co.,Ltd. submitted an application to the Ministry of Commerce, claiming that, the dumping margin of exports of pyridine by Jubilant Life Science Limited to China was increased upon the final ruling, excessively beyond the anti dumping duty rate determined in the final ruling and requesting a mid term review on the dumping and dumping margin of the imports of pyridine originated in Jubilant.

***** Stainless steel products The Directorate General of Safeguards (Customs & Central Excise), Government of India has rejected a plea for imposing safeguard duty on imported stainless steel products. In November 2014, Jindal Stainless Ltd (JSL) made a plea for imposing safeguard duty on import of cold rolled flat product of stainless steel of chromium type, 400 Series to "protect the domestic producers against serious injury caused by the increased imports". However, Directorate General of Safeguards (DGS) has said: "The applicant industry has presented no credible evidence to make out a case of serious injury. Furthermore, it has withheld crucial injury information on a number of factors, apart from the fact that the facts presented in the application itself do not make out a case of serious injury." The DSG order dated March 23 said that "injury" to JSL is not because of increase in imports but several internal factors like new plant set up in Odisha leading to high startup costs and excess capacity leading to extra inventory and sales at lower price. It further said that "India has already imposed anti dumping duty on import of Cold Rolled Flat Products of Stainless Steel 400 series from Korea RP, Thailand, China PR, EU, USA, South Africa and Taiwan”.

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BIO BASED PRODUCTS RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

Bio based levulinic acid Levulinic acid is a bio based organic compound derived from raw materials such as biomass, manure, bagasse and brewery waste.

GF Biochemicals’ process technology has been developed and tested at demo scale since 2008. The company said that commercial scale production will start this summer at its Caserta, Italy plant. The innovative new production line at Caserta will come online with an annual capacity of 2,000 metroc tonne, making it the world’s largest levulinic acid plant producing directly from biomass. This plant will provide design and operating data for future production, allowing annual capacity to scale up to 8,000 metric tonne per yearby 2017. A continuous production approach has been developed, which offers reliable supply to service new markets. In a recent study from Research and Markets, analysts forecast the global levulinic acid market to grow at a CAGR of 4.52 percent over the period 2014-2019.

Italian firms partner on levulinic acid

Bio on and Eridhania Sadam, both headquartered at Bologna, Italy, will work together on defining and optimizing the production of levulinic acid from sugar industry by products. Bio based polytetrahydrofuran Germany's BASF has announced the availability bio based Polytetrahydrofuran 1000 (PolyTHF® 1000) available for the first time. The company is now providing this intermediate to selected partners for testing various applications in a large scale. PolyTHF is derived from 1,4 butanediol (BDO), which BASF has produced under license from Genomatica. The bio based PolyTHF 1000 is identical in quality to the petrochemical based product, said BASF. BASF is the world’s leading provider of PolyTHF. It is primarily used to make elastic spandex fibers for a large variety of textiles, including underwear, outerwear, sportswear and swimsuits. PolyTHF 1000 is mainly applied as a chemical building block for thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU), which is used to make,for example, parts of ski boots and skates, shoe soles and instrument panel skin for automotive applications as well as hoses, films and cable sheathing. It is also used as a component of thermoplastic polyether esters and polyetheramides.

Levulinic acid is a platform chemical with significant potential to replace petroleum based products in the chemical and biofuel sectors. Italian biobased chemicals company, GF Biochemicals, is starting commercialisation of its levulinic acid, thanks to its proprietary breakthrough technology.

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BIO BASED PRODUCTS – RECENT DEVELOPMENTS Other applications of polyTHF include cast elastomers, which are used, for example, for the production of wheels for skateboards and inline skates.

Since its startup in Thailand in 2012, the Epicerol plant has fully demonstrated its ability to compete against traditional oil based production. Epicerol’s commercial development has capitalized on its distinctive assets. These allow the ABT plant to keep producing at more than 70% of its nominal capacity, significantly higher than the ECH industry average in Asia. Epicerol also partner with leading companies down the value chain, who valorize the bio based ECH in applications. Renewable route to butadiene Biochemical company Global Bioenergies (Évry, France) has discovered a direct biological pathway to convert renewable feedstocks into butadiene. The finding completes the first phase of a strategic partnership agreement Global Bioenergies signed in July 2011 with rubber maker Synthos and triggers a €1.5 million ($2 million) milestone payment. The butadiene programme now enters the development phase, for which Synthos will contribute several million euros through yearly fees. Propylene / isobutene from renewable feedstock Global Bioenergies has produced propylene and isobutene from renewable feedstocks. In June 2013, the company announced the beginning of the industrial pilot phase of its isobutene process, in collaboration with Arkema and supported by a €5.2m financing to be received from the French State LanzaTech (Auckland) and Global Bioenergies are separately collaborating to determine whether Global Bioenergies’ isobutene pathway can be used in LanzaTech’s gas fed microorganism.

Bio based Epichlorohydrin (ECH) Epicerol is bio based epichlorohydrin (ECH) produced by an innovative technology from Solvay. Based on renewable glycerol, Epicerol is the most sustainable ECH in terms of CO2 emission and process environmental performance. The Advanced Biochemical Thailand (ABT) Epicerol plant is among the top three finalists for “Commercial Scale Plant of the year” award. The prestigious accolade was announced at the WBM Business Awards in Amsterdam, according to a news release from sustainabilityconsult.com ABT is fully owned by Vinythai, a subsidiary of Solvay.

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REFRIGERANT OPTIONS FOR INDIA Regulations on HCFC According to Montreal Protocol developed countries are bound to phase out ozone depleting substances earlier than the developing nations (the ‘Article 5’ countries). As an ‘Article 5’ country (since India is a signatory of the Montreal Protocol), , India needs to cut down on HCFC (hydrochlorofluorocarbons ) use starting January 1, 2015, as these gases affect the ozone layer. Option of using HFC Nearly 35 per cent of India’s air conditioner units are imported, completely assembled and charged with refrigerant HCFC. However, after July 1, 2015, according to the guidelines, these units will have to be brought into the country without refrigerant charge. After July 2015, India will use gases like HFC (hydrofluorocarbon) which are not ozone depleting and which the developed world (such as Europe, the US, Canada and others) has already transitioned to. However, there is another question that is being discussed— HFC phase down. The HFC group of refrigerants do not deplete the ozone layer but still have high global warming potential; When leaked into the atmosphere, they support climate change. If not restricted in its usage, HFC is expected to have a significant impact in the long run. Countries within the European Union have already agreed to reduce their usage of HFC gases through a separate regulation applicable to EU countries. US companies have agreed to a voluntary phase down and are working with other countries for inclusion of a similar agreement under the Montreal Protocol. These legislative and voluntary actions are agreed on substituting, while substitution technologies are often not fully developed yet. .However, given the varied views on such a proposal, the member countries are unable to reach a consensus. India has consistently requested the manufacturers of refrigerants to indicate the options available, as most of the options for air conditioning are HFC (fluorinated gases) with varying degrees of global warming potential (GWP) and toxicity / flammability.

HVAC-R (heating, ventilating, air conditioning and refrigeration) industry has to look at the options from current refrigerants and find a solution to mitigate the risk of falling short of refrigerant in the future. From the current options available, it is clear that there is no one refrigerant that suits all the applications where it is to be used. It is imperative for India to adopt energy efficient refrigerants that will cause minimum damage to the environment. Although refrigeration penetration in India is minimal, it is important to take pre emptive measures. Source: Business Line

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REFRIGERANT OPTIONS FOR INDIA Need for India to balance the critical factors India and other developing nations are in the process of transitioning to HFC, even as it is realised that these gases harm the environment. This is not an easy situation for India and industry. It is important to note the critical parameters, that is GWP and flammability along with a third parameter, affordability. Balancing these three is critical for the industry to adopt any new refrigerant. For instance, hydrocarbons are ideal as they have low GWP and zero ODP (ozone depletion potential). However, they are toxic in nature and flammable and hence safety becomes an issue.

Some applications such as industrial and commercial refrigeration have had success with natural refrigerants, where toxicity, flammability and premature technology cost need to be addressed. The safety factor with regard to natural refrigerants should be explored to mitigate risk and make it conducive for large scale consumption. For this, the entire refrigerant ecosystem equipment manufacturers, the government and component manufacturers must find a balance between profitability and impact on the environment. Given the current scenario in which the HVAC-R industry is dependent on technologies from abroad, it is necessary to choose options with a long term view as newer technologies and refrigerants emerge.

Options for India In the air conditioning space, some manufacturers have been successful with hydrocarbons for low tonnage. For larger capacities and commercial air-conditioning, the options available currently are HFCs or mildly flammable hydrocarbons. Indian refrigeration industry has seen success with hydrocarbons as the charge quantities are less. Commercial refrigeration has had success with CO2 as refrigerant, although this does not seem to have been fully exploited yet.

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 2-PROPYLHEPTANOL

Synonyms 2-PH, Isodecanol, Isodecyl alcohol,2-propylheptane-1-ol Molecular formula C10H22O CAS-No. 10042-59-8 Physical status Liquid Colour Colourless Odour Mild Flammability Flammability limits 0.6 - 6.9 % (V) Miscibility It is miscible with most common organic solvents. Water solubility 82 mg per litre Flammability Flammability limits 0.6 - 6.9 % Storage Exclusion of atmospheric moisture should be ensured , e.g. by storing under a blanket of dry nitrogen, as otherwise the product quality may deteriorate, e.g. the water fraction may rise or 2-PH may be discolored by rust in normal steel tanks 2-PH can be stored for one year at temperatures below 40 deg.C, if moisture is excluded. Specification

Property Value Unit Fraction of –decanol isomers 99.5 min % by area

Water 0.1 max % by weight Platinum –cobalt colour 10 max

Acid value 0.1 max Mg KOH / g

Application 2-PH is predominantly used as raw material for the production of esters which are mainly used as plasticizer, which transforms PVC, a naturally brittle plastic, into a flexible material. Plasticized PVC based on 2-PH is used for applications such as cable insulation, tarpaulin fabrics, elastic floor coverings and in various automobile parts. 2-PH is used in household and industrial detergents, coatings and adhesives. Due to its limited miscibility with water, 2-PH can be used as a special solvent, with potential application in life sciences. A promising application of these alcohols would be as precursors to acrylate monomers, potentially conferring enhanced flexibility.

2-propylheptanol (2-PH) is a branched C10 fatty alcohol. Propylheptanol is a mixture of isomeric decyl alcohols: 2-propylheptanol, 4-methyl-2-propylhexanol and 5-methyl-2-propylhexanol. The “high-molecular-weight” plasticizers, which are based on C9 or C10 alcohols such as 2-PH with its ten carbon atoms have been declared risk-free in tests conducted by the European Union.

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2-PROPYLHEPTANOL - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Process 2-PH is "oxo alcohol". It is produced from the hydroformylation ("oxo synthesis") of C4 alkenes followed by hydrogenation of the resulting aldehyde. 2-PH is produced using the oxo reaction. An alkene is transformed using a mixture of carbon monoxide and hydrogen as well as a catalyst system, which is made of a metal and a ligand. Evonik has developed the ligand OxoPhos 64i which makes the process more efficient and enables longer plant operation and less maintenance. BASF has been producing 2-PH from butadiene in Germany since 2002 and in the US since 2006,. Davy Process Technology, a Johnson Matthey subsidiary, and Dow Chemical’s oxygenated solvents business say that Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Yanan Energy and Chemical (Yanan, China), has selected LP Oxo technology using Dow’s proprietary Normax catalyst to co produce 2-PH, normal butanol and iso butanol in a single integrated plant at Fu County, Shaanxi Province, China. Important global producers Evonik, Germany Evonik Industries AG, Essen, expanded its product range for high molecular weight plasticizer alcohols and commissioned a plant for the production of the plasticizer alcohol 2-propylheptanol at the Marl Chemical Park in Germany. The company’s plant, is the largest producer of C9/ C10 alcohols in Europe. The plant has an annual capacity of 60,000 metric tonne. The plant added the product 2-PH to Evonik’s range. 2-PH complements another product, oxo alcohol, isononanol (INA) and expand the company’s applications. Evonik processes about 15 million metric tonne of crude C4 annually at the Marl facility to produce C4 olefins and C4 derivatives, such as methyl tertiary butyl ether, butane-1, isobutene and isononanol Evonik’s production capacity is about 80% of the crack C4 available on the European market. The company already has a capacity of 340,000 metric tonne of C9 INA at its Marl plant, which is the biggest INA plant in the world. Perstorp’s Oxo investment in Sweden

Key raw materials for Perstorp’s general purpose PVC plasticizers namely valeraldehyde and 2-PH and associated chemicals are produced at Perstorp’s main plant in Stenugsund, Sweden. The plant has been recently commissioned. BASF: BASF produces 2-PH at its plants in Ludwigshafen,Germany and Passadena, Texas, USA and in China.

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2-PROPYLHEPTANOL - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

BASF produces 2-PH), a product it developed and introduced primarily for plasticizer applications, but which is also used to produce ethoxylates/propoxylates for surfactant applications. BASF has produced 2-PH at a 100,000 metric tonne per year plant in Europe since 2002. In 2006, the company converted a 2-ethylhexanol plant in Pasadena, TX, USA to the production of 120,000 metric tonne per year of 2-PH. BASF continued to expand its global capacity for 2-PH, bringing on stream a 80,000 metric tonne per year plant in China in 2011.

BASF-YPC,China BASF-YPC developed an integrated C4 complex, involving a 130,000 metric tonne per year butadiene extraction plant, 80,000 metric tonne per year 2-PH unit, a 60,000 metric tonne per year isobutene extraction plant, and a plant producing 50,000 metric tonne per year of highly reactive polyisobutene. New detergent surfactant from BASF BASF launched its detergent surfactant Lutensol® M .Because of its eco friendly properties, Lutensol M is not subject to environmental classification. The surfactant is produced in Antwerp, Belgium and in Ludwigshafen, Germany. Lutensol® M is an ethoxylate based on the branched alcohol 2-PH and produced by a new process developed by BASF. The Lutensol M range is neither subject to environmental classification nor classified as dangerous goods under the transport regulations. Lutensol M has proved successful in both liquid and powder detergents. Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Yanan Energy and Chemical (Yanan, China), Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum Yanan Energy and Chemical will build a LP Oxo plant, as part of Yanchang Petroluem Yanan Coal Gas Oil Resources Integration Complex, with a capacity of 80,000 metric tonne per year of 2-PH, 206,000 metric tonne per year of normal butanol and 7,000 metric tonne per year of iso butanol. Demand drivers for 2 - PH Following increasing technical and environmental requirements for plasticized PVC applications, the “high molecular weight” plasticizers, which are based on C9 or C10 alcohols such as 2-PH with its ten carbon atoms, are in particularly high demand. These plasticizers are remarkable for their excellent low temperature properties and low volatility, and are extremely versatile.

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Indian scenario 2-PH is not presently produced in India. CIF price trend of imported product

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Sample of Individual import

Date Country Port Unit Quantity

10-Nov-2014 Germany Kandla KGS 10,000 15-Dec-2014 United States Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 4,400 17-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 499,137 17-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 90,310 18-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 49,137 18-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 159,690 22-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 82,580 22-Dec-2014 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 117,420 28-Jan-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 250,053 30-Jan-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 100,000 4-Feb-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 50,053 4-Feb-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 100,000 9-Feb-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 250,000 2-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 499,882 3-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 150,000 3-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 150,000 3-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 100,000 5-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 69,270 18-Mar-2015 Germany Bombay Sea KGS 30,612

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INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY 2-ETHYLHEXANOIC ACID

Molecular formula: C8H16O2 Appearance Colourless liquid CAS No. 149-57-5 Alternative name 2-Ethylcaproic acid

3-Heptanecarboxylic acid Specification Purity, as water free Min. 99.5% Water, wt Max. 0.10% Colour, Hazen Max. 10 Acid Value, mg KOH per g 382-395 Stability: Stable under normal temperature and pressure.

Incompatibilities with other materials: Strong oxidizing agents, reducing agents, strong bases.

Storage The product should be separated from strong oxidants. It should be stored in an area without drain or sewer access. Applications 2-Ethylhexanoic acid (2-EHA) acts as a stabilizer and protectant. It is often combined with other compounds for practical applications Stabilizer of plastic 2-EHA metal salts are topically used as stabilizers in plastic making. 2-EHA is especially used in PVC, which on its own has a low heat resistance. Adding 2-EHA metal salts to PVC raises its resistance at higher temperature. 2-EHA also works as a thermal and colour stabilizer in alkyd resin plastics. 2-EHA is usually combined with barium, cadmium, tin or strontium for this purpose. Drying agent 2-EHA is used as a drying agent in paints, enamels, varnishes and printing inks. 2-EHA is combined with metals to produce metal salts and these metallic compounds are then added to liquids to act as siccatives (drying agents). Most of the siccatives are metal salts of the 2-EHA (metal soaps, the ethylexanoates or octoates) andare applied as drying agents (siccatives), which have long been used in surface coating compositions.

The siccative works when 2-EHA draws in oxygen from the air and the metal acts as a catalyst to speed this process. Cobalt and manganese are most often used with 2-EHA to make siccatives. Potassium, iron, lead, zinc, zirconium, copper, molybdenum, chromium and nickel are also used in combination with 2-EHA as siccatives.

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2-ETHYLHEXANOIC ACID - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Emollient in cosmetics 2-EHA is used as an emollient in cosmetics because of its high hydrolytic stability (the chemical compounds do not degrade easily in water). An ester of 2-EHA — cetearyl ethylhexanoate — is the most common form of 2-EHA used in cosmetics. This compound is a combination of 2-EHA and cetearyl alcohol. Cetearyl ethylhexanoate is used as a moisturizer on skin and as conditioning agent for hair products. It also works as a water repellent for products such as mascara and Sun Protection Factor (SPF) lotions. Cetearyl ethylhexanoate makes products more “spreadable” and may be found in items that claim the product “goes on smooth.” Wood preservative The sodium salt of 2-ethylhexanoic acid combined with other fungicides is used to protect cut wood. These protective coatings are used to guard wood and other cellulose based materials against sap stain and mold fungi. The wood is dipped in, coated or brushed with a solution of 2-EHA, fungicides and water. Corrosion inhibitor 2-EHA is one of the common components to Organic Acid Technology (OAT) coolants, which is a corrosion inhibitor, used instead of silicates. Process: Butanol is converted into n-butyraldehyde, which on further aldol condensation and oxidation gives 2-EHA. Mid stream fraction obtained from 2-ethyl hexanol contains mixed fractions, These fractions can be further processed to get 2-EHA. Important global producers Oxea GmbH European Oxo GmbH was acquired by Oxea GmbH. Oxea is a manufacturer of oxo intermediates and oxo derivatives such as alcohols, polyols, carboxylic

acids, specialty esters and amines. The product range of Oxea includes 2-Ethylhexanoic Acid, 2-Ethylhexaldehyde, 2-Ethyl Hexanol, 2-Ethylhexylamine, Heptaldehyde, Heptanoic Acid etc.

Elekeiroz (São Paulo, Brazil) Elekeiroz acquired an oxo gas plant from Air Products at Camaçari, Brazil. The plant adjoins Elekeiroz’s Camaçari facility, where the feedstock is used to make butanol, octanol, and 2-ethylhexanoic acid.

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2-ETHYLHEXANOIC ACID - INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY Elekeiroz currently has a 40,000 metric tonne per year n-butanol plant there, as well as 84,000 metric tonne of capacity per year for the production of 2-ethylhexanol. The company produces 2-EHA with capacity of 10,000 metric tonne per annum Perstorp, Sweden /Singapore Perstrop is producing 2-EHA in its production facility in Stenungsund, Sweden Perstorp has established production facility in Singapore of capacity 40,000 metric tonne per year of 2-EHA.. KH Neochem Co., Ltd., Japan KH Neochem Co., Ltd., Japan has increased production capacity of its 2-EHA. Zhangming Chemical, China Shenyang Zhangming Chemical Co., Ltd. has 20 000 metric tonne per annum 2-EHA unit in Shenyang, Liaoning province. BASF,Germany

BASF operates 2-EH acid production plant at its Verbund site in Ludwigshafen, Germany. BASF, Petronas Chemicals, joint venture in Malaysia BASF Petronas Chemicals is owned 60% by BASF and 40% by Petronas Chemicals. The jv produces acrylic monomers, oxo products and butanediol. BASF and Petronas Chemicals will build a plant that will produce 2-EHA at the site of the companies’ BASF Petronas Chemicals joint venture at Kuantan, Malaysia. The plant will be designed to produce 30,000 metric tonne per year of 2-EH acid and is expected to start production in the fourth quarter of 2016. The new plant will benefit from backward integration at the site, maximizing the use of energy and feedstock. * Eastman Chemical Company , Kingsport ,USA- has capacity of 360000 metric tonne per annum of 2-EHA.

JXDC Chemical Co.,Ltd.,China

JXDC Chemical Co.,Ltd. produces distilled naphthenic acid and 2-EHA.

Indian scenario 2-EHA is not presently produced in India

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Sample of individual import

Date Country Port Unit Quantity

8-Nov-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 28-Nov-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 2-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 2-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 2-Dec-2014 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 40,000 8-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 12-Dec-2014 Sweden Tughlakabad KGS 16,800 17-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 17-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 19,935 17-Dec-2014 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 20,160 19-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 19,920 24-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 24-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 24-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 24-Dec-2014 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 15,200 29-Dec-2014 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea KGS 19,830 2-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,920 2-Jan-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,900 6-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,980 9-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 10-Jan-2015 Japan Kolkata Sea Kgs 19,760 12-Jan-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,400 13-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 20,140 14-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 16-Jan-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,850 22-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 22-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,920 22-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 20,320 23-Jan-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,790 30-Jan-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,790 30-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,920 30-Jan-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 9-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 16,800 11-Feb-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,770 13-Feb-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,400 13-Feb-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,400 16-Feb-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,200 16-Feb-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,200 18-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 18-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 19-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,980 20-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 20-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 20-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 21-Feb-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 28,800 23-Feb-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 14,800 23-Feb-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 14,800 24-Feb-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,760 25-Feb-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 39,860 26-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 1,520 26-Feb-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 18,400 2-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,920 5-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 20,060 5-Mar-2015 Germany Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 39,620 6-Mar-2015 Germany Chennai Sea Kgs 7,400 6-Mar-2015 Germany Chennai Sea Kgs 7,400 9-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 16,800 11-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 2,002 11-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 18,018 13-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 13-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,960 14-Mar-2015 Japan Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 39,620 18-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,690 18-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 12,290 19-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200 19-Mar-2015 Sweden Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,200

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PRODUCT PROFILE EMAMECTIN BENZOATE

CAS No. 155569-91-8

Chemical Name: Emamectin benzoate

Synonyms: ; 4-deoxy4epimethylaminoavermectinb1abenzoate; (4''r)-4''-deoxy-4''-(methylamino)avermectin b1 benzoate; Avermectin B1, 4-deoxy-4-(methylamino)-, (4R)-, benzoate (salt)

Molecular Formula: C49H77NO13 Appearance White to pale yellow crystalline powder (70%TC)

Off white columnar granular (5%EDG) Solubility (70%tc) Soluble in methanol, acetone

slightly soluble in water, insoluble in hexane Mammalian Toxicology * Oral Acute oral LD50 for rats 76-89 mg per kg. * Skin and eye - Acute dermal LD50 for rabbits >2000 mg per kg. * It is not irritant to skin, and has no sensitising potential. * Inhalation LC50 (4 h)for rats 2. 12- 4. 44 mg per m3. Caution * Toxic to aquatic livings such as fish. Also high toxic to bees. *. No mixing with alkaline substances. *. Rapidly degrade in light. *. Should be sealed tightly and stored away from light in a cool and dry place. Specification

Formulation: 5%WDG

Item Specification Appearance White or yellow loose granule without

visible extraneous impurities Emamectin Benzoate B1 Content (%) 5.0 ± 0.3 Water, % ≤ 3.0 PH value 7.0-9.0 Solubility and solution stability, %

Residues ( 5min later ) ≤ 0.5 Residues ( 18h later ) ≤ 2.0

Persistent foam ( 1min later ), mL ≤ 60

Emamectin benzoate is semi synthetic biogenic insecticide. It is used in the prevention and control of various pests in farm crops such as vegetables, fruit trees and cotton. Emamectin benzoate is produced from avermectin concentrate. Emamectin benzoate active ingredients is formulated as aqueous emulsions, suspension concentrates, wettable powders, water dispersible granules and emulsifiable solutions.

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Function character • Emamectin benzoate is high effective, low poisonous.

• Has the function of stomach poison and contact insecticide.

• Effect of preventing and controlling under extremely low density.

• It is secure for beneficial insect, person and livestock in conventional dosage.

Package: 1 kg per aluminium foil bag, 2 5kg per drum Application Emamectin Bezoate is efficient insecticide against many larvae of Lepidoptera and other insects, not ovicidal, and can penetrate into plant cuticula; effective even at very low dosage and is not disruptive to beneficial arthropods in integrated pest management programme. Emamectin Bezoate is good for controlling Lepidoptera such as cabbage worms, soybean worms, cotton bollworms, tobacco worms, cabbage armyworms, army worms, tobacco cutworms and apple leaf rollers. It is especially effective against beet armyworms and diamond back moths on vegetables, tea, tobacco, fruit trees, cotton etc. Mode of Action • Non systemic insecticide which penetrates leaf tissues by translaminar movement.

• Paralyses the lepidoptera, which stop feeding within hours of ingestion and die 2-4 dat.

Scenario in China

Installed capacity for emamectin benzoate active ingredient :

2 000 metric tonne per annum

Producers include

Producer of emamectin benzoate Annual capacity in metric tonne

Daqing Hefene Biochemical Co., Ltd. 200 Shenghua Biok Biology Development Co. Ltd. 180 Qilu Synva Co. ltd 600 Shandong Chambroad Agrochemical Co. Ltd. 100

Hailir Pesticides & Chemicals Co. ltd 100 Hebei Weiyuan Biochemical Co. Ltd 300 Hunan Gofar Fine Chemical Industry Technical Co Ltd, -

Zhejiang Shenhua Biok Biology Co Ltd -

Indian sceanario

Emamectin benzoate technical is not produced in India.

Emamectin benzoate formulators include the following

* Crystal Crop Protection Pvt. Ltd, Delhi

* NagarJuna Agrichem Ltd, Andhra Pradesh

* HPM Chemicals & Fertilisers Ltd., Delhi (Plant in Jammu)

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Indian Import (April 2014 to March 2015)

Emamectin benzoate technical 95% 52,999 Kg

Emamectin benzoate 5% SG formulation 134,520 kg

Sample of individual import

Emamectin benzoate formulation

Period Country Port Unit Quantity 10-Feb-2015 China Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 4,750 8-Jul-2014 China Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 7,000

5-Nov-2014 China Kolkata Sea Kgs 1,000 17-Jul-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 990

28-Aug-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 9,900 9-Sep-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,840 31-Jul-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 15,840 9-Sep-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,800 31-Jul-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,800 16-Jul-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,800 16-Jul-2014 Switzerland Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 19,800

Emamectin benzoate technical

Period Country Port Unit Quantity 20-Jun-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 30 20-Jun-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 3,970 10-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 14 10-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 658 10-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 2,328 2-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 20 2-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 30

15-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 150 15-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 200 2-Jul-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 3,950

15-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 6,150 23-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 50 23-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 100 8-May-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 4,000 25-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 4,000 23-Apr-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 6,350 19-May-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 20 19-May-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 29 19-May-2014 China Tughlakabad Kgs 3,950 11-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 10-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 9-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 15-Jul-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 15-Jul-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 15-Jul-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 4-Jul-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 6-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000

24-May-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 3-Jul-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000

18-Sep-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 18-Sep-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 25-Aug-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 220 25-Aug-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 780 5-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 24-Jun-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 18-Sep-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 1,000 2-Dec-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 500

10-Nov-2014 China Kolkata Air Cargo Kgs 500

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NEWS ROUND UP - INTERNATIONAL Propylene oxide styrene monomer – Shell’s project at Moerdijk site Royal Dutch Shell has made a final investment decision to rebuild the Ellba propylene oxide–styrene monomer (POSM) plant at Shell Chemicals’ Moerdijk, Netherlands, site, which was badly damaged by an explosion in June 2014. Shell announced in September 2014 that it intended to rebuild the Ellba POSM unit, which is owned 50-50 by Shell and BASF. It is expected that the unit will restart within the time range December 2015 and March 2016. Ellba POSM plant has capacity for 550,000 metric tonne per year of styrene and 250,000 metric tonne per year of propylene oxide. Shell has also announced that it restarted in February the aromatics unit at Moerdijk, which, like most of the complex, has been offstream since a separate incident in early October 2014. The aromatics restart was enabled by the recommissioning of a smaller, medium pressure steam boiler. Shell has capacity for 500,000 metric tonne per year of benzene at Moerdijk. Restarting the steam boiler has also improved the reliability of steam supplies to Shell’s wholly owned POSM plant at Moerdijk and to the site’s ethylene oxide and ethylene glycol plants, which restarted in December 2014. Shell says that it is making “good progress” on repair work to the Moerdijk complex’s steam system that was damaged in the October 2014 incident. The company expects the complex’s 900,000 metric tonne per year steam cracker to restart toward the end of the third quarter.

***** Fertilizer complex in Tanzania A consortium consisting of Haldor Topsoe, Ferrostaal’s industrial projects business unit (Essen, Germany) and Fauji Fertilizer (Rawalpindi, Pakistan) has agreed to develop a large scale fertilizer complex in Tanzania together with state owned Tanzania Petroleum Development Corp. (Dar Es Salaam). The project is expected to involve an investment of more than $1 billion. The complex, planned onstream in 2019–20, will produce 1.3 million metric tonne per year of fertilizers for the local and international markets. Topsoe’s role will be to provide the license, engineering, hardware, and catalysts for the plant, which will be located in the south of Tanzania, in the Mtwara area, where there are port facilities and connections to a future natural gas grid. Tanzanian government is currently in exclusive negotiations with gas suppliers for the fertilizer complex.

***** Nylon-6 unit in Poland Uhde Inventa-Fischer, a member of ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions, has been awarded a contract by the chemical group Grupa Azoty (Tarnów, Poland) to build a nylon-6 plant. The multi line plant will be built at the company’s Tarnów manufacturing complex and will have combined capacity for 80,000 metric tonne per year of nylon-6 for use in film applications and engineering plastics.

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NEWS ROUND UP - INTERNATIONAL The polymerization unit will use Uhde Inventa-Fischer’s two stage nylon-6 process that allows for caprolactam feedstock that accumulates on all production lines to be fed back to a single line and polymerized to nylon-6. The overall design concept enables the plant to be integrated into the existing industrial complex, allowing the use of existing infrastructure as well as the direct supply of the caprolactam that is produced by Grupa Azoty’s plant. Uhde Inventa-Fischer’s scope of supplies includes the know how license, basic engineering, and supply of all equipment, as well as supervision of construction and commissioning.

*****

Construction on the Tahrir petrochemical complex is expected to begin this year. The Tahrir complex will comprise a naphtha cracker and downstream facilities with the capacity to produce 1.4 million metric tonne per year of polyethylene; 900,000 metric tonne per year of propylene; 250,000 metric tonne per year of butadiene; 350,000 metric tonne per year of benzene; and 100,000 metric tonne per year of hexene-1.

***** Nitric acid plant in Hungary ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions has secured a follow up order from fertilizer manufacturer Nitrogénmüvek (Pétfürdö, Hungary) to expand production capacity. ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions will build a 1,150 metric tonne per day nitric acid plant at Pétfürdö. It will be responsible for the engineering, procurement, construction, installation, and commissioning of the plant, which is slated to be onstream in 2017. Nitrogénmüvek operates two ammonium nitrate plants at the site that were supplied by ThyssenKrupp Industrial Solutions. A plant to manufacture granular calcium ammonium nitrate and ammonium nitrate fertilizer is under construction.

***** PTA projects Petkim (Aliağa, Turkey) is restarting its newly expanded purified terephthalic acid (PTA) unit at Aliağa. The project to increase PTA capacity at the site from 70,000 metric tonne per year to 110,000 metric tonne per year was announced in 2013 and forms part of a $10 billion investment plan that aims to transform Aliağa into a major petrochemical hub by 2023.

Polypropylene plant in Egypt Carbon Holdings (Cairo) has awarded CB & I a contract for the license and engineering design of a polypropylene (PP) unit to be built at Ain Sokhna, Egypt. The unit will be aligned to the planned Tahrir, Egypt, petrochemical complex and use CB&I’s Novolen technology to produce 350,000 metric tonne per year of PP.

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Meanwhile, BP’s PTA plants at Cooper River, SC, should soon achieve full operating capacity following a fire in August 2014. PTA exports from Belgium to the United States were just 1,000 metric tonne. BP is the biggest producer of PTA and has total capacity of 7.1 million metric tonne per year across seven locations. The company is investing $200 million to upgrade PTA units at Geel, Belgium; and Cooper River. The upgrades are set to be completed between the end of 2015 and 2016.

***** Food grade sodium hexametaphosphate plant in US Prayon plans to build a 10,000 metric tonne per year manufacturing unit for food grade sodium hexametaphosphate (SHMP) at its Augusta, GA, site, doubling the company’s total SHMP capacity. The company’s existing SHMP capacity is at Roches de Condrieu, France. Prayon says the project will enable it to meet growing demand for processed food applications and increasing internal needs for the manufacture of other products.

***** Carbon black plant in Mississippi,USA Delta Energy Group will invest $45.0 million to build a facility in Natchez, MS, to produce carbon black from scrap tires. The plant will employ a proprietary, low temperature pyrolysis process that increases yield and reduces hazardous by products.

***** TiO2 capacity cuts in Europe Huntsman will reduce its titanium dioxide (TiO2) production capacity by about 100,000 metric tonne per year in Europe, representing 13% of Huntsman’s TiO2 capacity in the region, because of deteriorating market conditions. The company, at an investor conference in mid December 2014, had said that it was considering such a move. This announcement followed Huntsman’s $1.28 billion acquisition of Rockwood’s TiO2 business plus four other businesses, which was completed on 1 October 2014. Huntsman says that, after looking at various options, it has decided to close specific operations at its Calais, France TiO2 site.

Köksan (Gaziantep, Turkey) started up a 216,000- metric tonne per year PET resin plant at Gaziantep in 2013 and Indorama Ventures (Bangkok) acquired recently a 330,000- metric tonne per year PET unit at Corlu, Turkey. The focus of PTA supplies from Petkim’s Aliağa site will remain on the domestic market and near-Mediterranean, where production at the Artlant (Sines, Portugal) plant and Indorama’s Ottana, Italy, PTA unit is offstream with no change expected in the short term.

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NEWS ROUND UP - INTERNATIONAL Huntsman plans to close the black end manufacturing operations and ancillary activities at the Calais site during 2015. The black end is responsible for the start of the TiO2 manufacturing process. The white end, used to finish and pack TiO2, will remain operational .

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BASF and Yara say they will use hydrogen (H2) technology for the ammonia unit that significantly reduces capital expenditures and maintenance costs. The plant will use auto H2 feedstock supplied from coproduct and pipeline sources that eliminates the need for an on purpose steam methane reformer (SMR) for H2 supply at the site. Praxair has signed a 20 year agreement to supply about 170 million standard cubic feet per day of H2 and 2,000 metric tonne per day of nitrogen to the ammonia plant. Praxair is investing more than $400.0 million to add H2 and nitrogen production capacity and extending its Gulf Coast pipeline systems about 46 miles from Texas City to the Freeport area. The pipeline extensions are scheduled to be in operation in 2016, and the supply to the complex is expected to start in late 2017. The ammonia plant will be owned 68% by Yara and 32% by BASF and the companies will offtake ammonia from the plant in accordance with their equity share. Yara will also build an ammonia tank at the BASF terminal, bringing Yara’s total investment in the project to $490.0 million. BASF will upgrade its current terminal and pipeline assets. KBR (Houston) has been awarded a fixed price, turnkey contract for the engineering, procurement, and construction of the project. Yara will manage the construction of the plant, while BASF will operate the plant and the export terminal.

***** Pharma grade H2O2 facility in Netherlands Solvay will build a manufacturing and filling facility in the Netherlands to produce hydrogen peroxide grades that are used as disinfection and decontamination agents. The new facility at Solvay’s peroxide production site at Linne Herten is slated to start up in July 2015 and forms part of Solvay’s plan to bolster growth in specialty products.

***** Chevron to exit Australian shale gas Chevron Corp. abandoned Australian shale exploration and said it will sell its 50 percent stake in Australia’s largest fuel supplier. Chevron notified Beach Energy Ltd., its partner in the central Australian shale project, that “the opportunity does not align strategically” with the U.S. explorer’s portfolio, according to a statement from Beach Energy Ltd. Selling its half of refiner Caltex Australia Ltd. is expected to yield about A$4.7 billion ($3.7 billion.) Chevron announced plans to shed $15 billion in oil and natural gas assets by the end of 2017 and reduce spending on new projects for the next two years

Ammonia plant in USA Yara International and BASF have given final approvals to build a 750,000- metric tonne per year ammonia plant at BASF’s site at Freeport, TX. The plant is expected to be completed by the end of 2017. Total capital investment for the plant is estimated at $600.0 million.

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TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT Hydrazine hydrate In an example of industry laboratory collaboration, CSIR Indian Institute of Chemical Technology (CSIR-IICT) in India has signed an agreement with Gujarat Alkalies & Chemicals Ltd, Vadodara (GACL) for the development of Hydrazine Hydrate technology. Under this agreement, the Hyderabad based CSIR-IICT has developed a bench scale process for manufacturing hydrazine hydrate. It has also successfully demonstrated it on a pilot scale at GACL’s Dahej complex. GACL will shortly establish a commercial plant with an initial capacity of 8,000 metric tonne a year of 80 percent Hydrazine hydrate, based on its technology and detailed designs. The two have also initiated the process for filing a joint patent.

***** Tokyo researchers develop aromatics catalyst University of Tokyo researchers have developed a novel, selective catalyst that allows for the creation of several basic chemicals, including benzene, toluene and xylene, according to a statement from the university. The catalyst, developed by Professor Kyoko Nozaki’s research group at the Graduate School of Engineering, enables selective cleaving of carbon-oxygen (C-O) single bonds in phenols and aryl methyl ethers, two of the main components of lignin. Producing benzene, toluene and xylene from lignin requires the selective hydrogenolysis of C-O bonds in phenols and aryl ethers, but their aromatic rings are also susceptible to hydrogenation. Using their new catalyst, the research group has accomplished selective C-O bond hydrogenolysis, without cleaving the aromatic rings for the first time ever.

***** Engineered yeast may spell end of hangovers Scientists have engineered a yeast that could greatly increase the health benefits of wine, while reducing the toxic byproducts that give a hangover. Fermented foods such as beer, wine and bread are made with polyploid strains of yeast, which means they contain multiple copies of genes in the genome, said Yong-Su Jin,a University of Illinois associate professor and principal investigator at the Energy Biosciences Institute. Until now, it has been very difficult to do genetic engineering in polyploid strains because if gene is altered in one copy of the genome, an unaltered copy would correct the one that had been changed. Recently, scientists have developed a 'genome knife' that cuts across multiple copies of a target gene very precisely until all copies are cut. Jin's group has used this enzyme to do precise metabolic engineering of strains that have been widely used in the wine, beer and fermentation industries.

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TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT World’s first hydrogen powered tramcar The world's first hydrogen powered tramcar has rolled off the assembly line in China's eastern Shandong Province.

Liang Jianying, chief engineer of Sifang Co, a wholly owned subsidiary of China South Rail Corporation, said that the new tram is the only hydrogen powered vehicle in the field and makes China the only country to have mastered the technology.

Hydrogen fuel cells are a new clean energy source, widely used in the automobile industry, but lagging behind in the field of rail transit. "It took two years for Sifang to solve key technological problems, with the help of research institutions," state run Xinhua news agency quoted Liang as saying without mentioning when the tram would be operational. The tram can be refilled with hydrogen in three minutes and can then run for 100 km at speeds as high as 70 kmph. No nitrogen oxides will be produced as the temperature of the reaction inside the fuel cell is controlled 100 degrees Celsius. Water will be the tram’s only emission. Each tram has over 60 seats and can carry 380 passengers.

***** Hydrogen generation process ONGC Energy Centre has received a US patent on hydrogen generation process. In a statement, the company said the ONGC Energy Centre Trust has been pursuing a programme to develop innovative methods to generate hydrogen by splitting water thermo chemically, using heat generated from solar or nuclear energy. Key reactors used in this process have been indigenously developed. The patent holds the potential to open up a new vista for generation of hydrogen from water on commercial scale, it said.

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IMPRESSIVE GROWTH OF PROPYLENE PROJECTS IN CHINA

Supply/demand of propylene in China, 2008-2013

‘000 metric tonne Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

Capacity 8,300 10,570 17,220 17,220 17,770 20,820 Output 8,330 8,910 14,500 16,760 15,930 19,030 Import volume 920 1,550 1,520 1,760 2,150 2,640 Apparent consumption 9,250 10,460 15,760 18,440 18,080 21,670 Self sufficiency 90 85 92 91 88 88 Process routes Propylene industry in China features the co existence of traditional byproduct processes with steam cracking and catalytic cracking, as well as propane dehydrogenation process and coal chemical process. Coal to olefin units Coal to olefin sector in China has developed considerably in recent years and has brought about steady increase in propylene production. Projects include the following * Jingbian oil/ga/coal/salt comprehensive utilization project (the first phase coal to olefin capacity being 600 kilo metric tonne per annum ) of Shaanxi Yanchang Petroleum (Group) Co. Ltd., * 680 kilo metric tonne per annum coal to olefin unit of Shaanxi Pucheng Clean Energy Chemical Co. Ltd.

The capacity of propylene in China was increased from 8.16 million metric tonne per annum in 2007 to 20.82 million metric tonne per annum in 2013, an increase of 1.5 fold. The average scale of propylene cracking units also increased to 269 kilo metric tonne per annum. Total capacity of propylene in China is expected to reach 24 to 26 million metric tonne per annum in 2015. China’s output of propylene will also jump from 19.02 million metric tonne in 2013 to 28 million metric tonne in 2015. The apparent consumption of propylene in China increased from 9.5 million metric tonne in 2007 to 21.6 million metric tonne in 2013, an increase of 1.29 fold. In the three major consumption sectors of propylene, the consumption proportion in China is 68% for making PP, 8% for making propylene oxide and 7% for making acrylonitrile. In China, is expected that the average annual growth of the propylene demand up to 2016 will be 4.4%, faster than the capacity growth.

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CHINA NEWS Methanol to olefin units Methanol to olefin projects completed and put on stream in 2013 include the following * 200 kilo metric tonne per annum project of Sinopec Zhongyuan Ethylene C. Ltd., * 600 kilo metric tonne per annum project of Ningbo Heyuan Chemical Co., Ltd. The advantage of the process for the production of propylene from coal based methanol is that rich and low price coal resources can be used. Nevertheless, it has issues such as production of byproduct and high water consumption. * Propane dehydrogenation units China has plans to construct around 10 propane dehydrogenation (PDH) units with total capacity of 5.32 million metric tonne per annum. Propylene from naphtha Average scale of ethylene/propylene co production units using the naphtha route will reach more than 350 kilo metric tonne per annum . Propylene from ethylene cracking units Ethylene cracking units are still the major source of propylene. When naphtha is used as raw materials, the propylene output is 50-65% of the ethylene output. New ethylene capacity will be 2.30 million metric tonner per annum in Sinopec, 1.10 million metric tonne per annum in PetroChina and 1.50 million metric tonne per annum in other enterprises. Source: CCR, March 6, 2015,

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CHINA NEWS Alkoxylation facility The alkoxylation involves the process of reacting a fatty amine with ethylene oxide to make ethoxylated amines. AkzoNobel’s Speciality Chemicals business recently broke ground on a new alkoxylation facility in Ningbo, China, bringing the company’s total investment in the strategic multi site to more than Euro 400 million. The Ningbo multi site covers around 50 hectares and accommodates production for chelates, ethylene amines, ethylene oxide, organic peroxides and Bermocoll cellulose derivatives.Surface Chemistry’s latest investment will increase annual capacity by nearly 18000 metric tonne, mainly catering for domestic demand in China.

***** Potassium sulphate plant Hubei Sanning Chemicals Co. Ltd started up a new 50000 metric tonne per annum potassium sulfate production line on February 6. This line is one of the matching lines for Sanning’s new 600 000 metric tonne per annum nitro sulphur based compound fertilizer project, which came on line in 2014. Other matching lines have all come on line in January 2015. Thereafter, the company will have production capacities of 150 000 metric tonne per annum nitric acid, 200 000 metric tonne per annum ammonia nitrate, 50 000 metric tonne per annum a potassium sulphate and 600000 metric tonne per annum nitro sulphur based compound fertilizer.

***** Coal gasification facility in Luoyang On January 25, Yongjin Chemical Investment Management Co., Ltd (Yongjin) carried out a successful trial production on the new type five ring furnace coal gasification facility, which is an important part of ethylene glycol project. Yongjin is a 50:50 JV between Tongliao Jinmei Chemical Co.Ltd and Henan Energy and Chemical Industry Group Co., Ltd. Yongjin’s 200 000 metric tonne per annum ethylene glycol project is constructed by the Eleventh Construction Co Ltd. of China National Chemical Engineering Group at Mengjin county of Henan province with an investment of RMB3 billion.

***** New coal bed methane development plan The National Energy Administration of China (NEA) issued the Coalbed Methane Exploration and Development Plan, specifying targets of the domestic coalbed methane (CBM) industry for the year 2015 and the 13th Five Year Plan period (2016-2020). By 2020, China’s proven reserves of CBM is to be increased by 1 trillion cubic meters and the extraction volume will reach 40 billion cubic meters, with ground drilling generating 50% of the volume and gas from coal mines contributing to the other half. The plan also calls for establishing 3-4 CBM industrial bases and realizes coexistence of extraction of CBM and gas of coal mines in key coal mining areas.

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CHINA NEWS The plan specifies the CBM industry’s following five major tasks: 1) to propel exploration in Qinshui Basin, the eastern margin of Ordos Basin, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Guizhou, etc.; 2) to establish industrial bases in Qinshui Basin and the eastern margin of Ordos Basin, construct a number of demonstration projects in areas like Dzungaria and Ordos, and overcome geological difficulties such as low and deep coal rank so that CBM output can soar; 3) to strengthen large scale extraction of gas of coal mine, and construct demonstration mining areas and gas control demonstration mines; 4) to construct gas pipelines based on resource distribution and market demand, create a number of compression and liquidation stations and promote electric power generation from low concentration gas; 5) to boost technical innovation, propel R & D of key equipment for CBM exploration, and issue series of industrial standards.

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SOLAR POWER STATION IN SPACE China plans to build a huge solar power station 36,000 kilometres above the ground in an attempt to battle smog, cut greenhouse gases and solve energy crisis. If realised, it will surpass the scale of the Apollo project and the International Space Station, and be the largest-ever space project. The power station would be a super spacecraft on a geosynchronous orbit equipped with huge solar panels. The electricity generated would be converted to microwaves or lasers and transmitted to a collector on Earth, state-run Xinhua news agency reported.

Wang says the electricity generated from the ground-based solar plants fluctuates with night and day and the weather, but a space generator collects energy 99 per cent of the time. Space based solar panels can generate ten times as much electricity as ground based panels per unit area, says Duan Baoyan, a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering. Countries such as the US and Japan have studied space solar power station. Japan leads the development of wireless power transmission technology. However, many hurdles lie ahead: A commercially viable space power station would weigh 10,000 metric tonne. But few rockets can carry a payload of over 100 metric tonne to low Earth orbit. Li Ming, vice president of the China Academy of Space Technology, says, "China will build a space station in around 2020, which will open an opportunity to develop space solar power technology."

Wang Xiji (93), an academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and an International Academy of Astronautics member with over 50 years to space technology research, Wang age (93), is an advocate for the station: "An economically viable space power station would be really huge, with the total area of the solar panels reaching 5 to 6 sq km." That would be equivalent to 12 of Beijing's Tian'anmen Square, the largest public square in the world, or nearly two New York Central Parks. "Maybe people on Earth could see it in the sky at night, like a star," says Wang.

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Revival plans of FCI Ramagundam The public hearing on the revival of Fertilizer Corporation of India (FCI) which has been renamed as the Ramagundam Fertilizer and Chemicals Limited (RFCL) has taken place at Ramagundam Industrial Area in Karimnagar district. FCI would be revived at a cost of Rs 4,700 crore by the National Fertilizers Limited ((NFL) and Engineers India Limited (EIL). The EIL would take up construction of the project and the NFL would take up production of fertilizers and maintenance of the project. FCI Ramagundam began commercial production in 1980 The project ran into crisis due to various reasons including increase in production cost and it stopped the production from March 31, 1999 forcing the employees to opt for VRS. It would produce 2200 metric tonne of ammonia per day and 385 metric tonne of urea per day.

***** India overtakes US as third biggest steel producer India has overtaken the US to become the third largest steel producer in the world with production of 14.56 million metric tonne in first two months of the year. India has been the fourth largest steel producer for the past five years, behind China, Japan and the US. Data compiled by World Steel Association (WSA) showed that the country's production growth was the highest during the January-February period at 7.6 percent, as compared to the global average of just 0.6 per cent at 127.6 million metric tonne. Production in China, which accounts for nearly half of the global steel production, fell during the period by 1.5 per cent. It produced 65million metric tonne steel during the period. Japan, the second largest producer, reported a total output of 17.4 million metric tonne, but production in the country fell 2.2 per cent. US, which was the third largest steel producer since 2010, produced 13.52 million metric tonne during the January-February period, giving away its position to India. On a yearly basis, India may retain the position given the fact that a lot of capacities are set to be commissioned during the year from its present installed manufacturing capacity of a little over 100 million metric tonne. Production in the US, on the other hand, is heading for a stagnation with no signs of growth in the immediate future. Output in the US has been hovering between 86 million metric tonne and 88 million metric tonne for the last four years. Interestingly, the US snatched the third slot from India in 2009.

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India, which has one of the world's largest population of live stock, generates close to 21 lakh tonne of cattle bones. It is this vast availability of cattle that makes the country one of the leading exporters of gelatine. The Rs.5,000 crore capsule industry of India is one of the largest buyers of gelatine. For every ten tablets sold, one capsule gets sold by pharma companies. In case of certain medicines like anti asthma drugs, capusles are the only form of delivery mechanisms. Companies say the use of capsules is not limited only to allopathic medicines, as ayurveda drug makers have started selling medcines in capsule form.

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India's first indigenously designed 500 MW fast breeder reactor is expected to generate power from September, 2015 Bharatiya Nabhikiya Vidyut Nigam Ltd (BHAVINI) said. Full power generation is expected to begin around April 2016 The dummy fuel (fuel pins similar to the real fuel pins but without the fission material) pins numbering 1,757 were loaded in 2013. The successful commissioning of the reactor will be a big feather in the cap of Indian nuclear scientists.The PFBR is designed by Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research (IGCAR).

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Gelatine makers affected by beef ban Gelatine, a key element in capsules, vitamin drugs and chicken fodder, is manufactured by processing the bones, skin and tissue of cattle. Most gelatine makers in India use buffalo bones to manufacture the product, but with the introduction of stringent anti-cow slaughter laws by the Maharashtra and Haryana government, companies may face supply constraints for feedstock.

India's fast breeder reactor to start generation BHAVINI is setting up the country's first indigenously designed 500 MW prototype fast breeder reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam, around 80 km from Chennai. A breeder reactor is one that breeds more material for a nuclear fission reaction than it consumes. The PFBR will be fuelled by a blend of plutonium and uranium oxide, called MOX fuel. While the reactor will break up (fission) plutonium for power production, it will also breed more plutonium than it consumes. The original plutonium comes from natural uranium.

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They carry Panchromatic Camera to provide scene specific spot imagery. Imageries from the satellite are used for cartographic applications like mapping, urban and rural infrastructure development and management and in Land Information and Geographical Information System. Cartosat can be used to monitor mining activities and certify whether lease boundaries have been exceeded or any illegal mining activity is prevailing in other than the leased area. However, it is not possible to quantify the amount of resources illegally mined. It can be detected whether the mining has gone beyond his boundary.

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ISRO satellite images to help check ‘illegal sand mining’ Indian Space Research Organisation will help the Ministry of Environment and Forest in using satellite images to detect illegal mining in rivers, according to Director, National Remote Sensing Centre, Hyderabad.

The indigenously built Cartosat series of satellites are a type of earth observation satellites with ISRO launching four such satellites into the orbit for Earth’s resource management and monitoring.

5 killed in Vizag cracker unit blast Five people, including two women, were charred to death and 10 others sustained severe burns in an explosion at a licenced fire crackers manufacturing unit at Gokulpadu village under S Rayavaram police station limits in Visakhapatnam district. The unit is located amidst agricultural fields in the village. The blast occurred at around 5.10 pm The unit had licence which is valid till March 31, 2016.

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AGRO CHEMICAL PAGE Neem coating of 75% domestic urea made mandatory Government of India has made it mandatory for domestic fertiliser firms to “neem coat” at least 75 percent of their urea production, a move that is likely to save Rs. 6,500 crore subsidy outgo. The move is aimed at checking the excessive use of urea, which is deteriorating the soil health and adversely impacting overall crop yield.

Urea is excessively used, as it is highly subsidised and retail price of urea is fixed at Rs. 5,360 per metric tonne. Therefore, farmers use it even in place of other partially decontrolled NPK fertilisers. According to officials in both Agriculture and Fertiliser Ministries, the soil health is deteriorating because of excessive use of urea and it has disturbed the ideal N (nitrogen) P (phosphorus) and K (potash) ratio of 4:2:1. Fertiliser Association of India has welcomed the move and said that the industry has been demanding for removing the cap on production of neem coated urea for last many years and added that it would help maintaining the ideal nutrient ration in soil.

***** Indian pesticides market The Indian pesticide industry is estimated at Rs 27,000 crore, which includes domestic market of Rs. 15,000 crore and export of Rs. 12,000 crore in FY14. "The industry is expected to register 12-15 per cent growth, which includes domestic market of Rs. 18,000 crore and exports of Rs 15,000 crore in FY16," Pesticides Manufacturers & Formulators Association of India (PMFAI)said. PMFAI is demanding stoppage of imported formulation of readymade materials which MNCs are dumping in the country. It has also demanded reduction in customs duty as the country exports Rs. 12,000 crore worth pesticides. The Indian pesticide industry has the capability and expertise to produce quality products and they have excess production capacity of more than 40 per cent which is not utilised due to imports of pesticides.

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Cap on neem coating of urea was removed in January this year, and allowing fertiliser firms to coat the 100 per cent of urea produced by them with neem. Fertiliser Minister had said that with the use of neem coated urea, there will be more yield to the extent of 15-20 per cent and with less use of urea to the extent of 15-20 per cent. According to sources, the higher usage of neem-coated urea would check diversion of urea for industrial use.

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AGRO CHEMICAL PAGE Bio fertilizer 'Mycoraja' Insecticides (India) Ltd. is set to commercialise its maiden bio product ‘Mycoraja’ ahead of the onset of the Kharif season to establish a footprint in the Rs. 5,000 crore market segment. While it had been partially commercialised in Haryana, the bio fertiliser will be made available all over the country from April. Mycoraja is a Mycorrhiza fungus based fertiliser, which could help enhance crop yield. The fungus forms a symbiotic relationship with the crop’s root and helps it build immunity while enhancing nourishment through better absorption of nutrients, particularly nitrogen, but also important micronutrients like sulphur, zinc and manganese.

***** Agricultural waste to produce biofuel Agricultural by products, such as straw, sawdust and corncobs, can be used to create environment friendly biofuel to power cars, scientists say. Researchers from the University of East Anglia (UEA) have identified five strains of yeast capable of turning agricultural by products into bioethanol. Researchers estimated that more than 400 billion litres of bioethanol could be produced each year from crop wastage. Processes to generate bioethanol from straw and other by products are currently complex and inefficient. This is because high temperatures and acid conditions are necessary in the glucose release process. But, this treatment process causes the waste to breakdown into compounds, which are toxic to yeast (furfural and hydroxymethylfurfural) making fermentation difficult.

Low calorie rice that can help shed flab developed Scientists have developed a simple way to cook rice that could cut the number of calories absorbed by the body by more than half, potentially reducing obesity rates. Team leader Sudhair A James from the College of Chemical Sciences, Colombo, Sri Lanka, said that the scientists discovered that increasing rice resistant starch (RS) concentrations is a novel way to approach the problem.

One way to avoid these problems is to use genetically modified yeasts. However, the new research has found five strains of naturally occurring yeasts, which could be used successfully in the fermentation process. "Bioethanol is a very attractive biofuel to the automotive industry as it mixes well with petrol and can be used in lower concentration blends in vehicles with no modifications," said lead researcher Dr Tom Clarke, from UEA's School of Biological Sciences.

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The new version, introduced in 2005, apparently produces 23 times more beta carotene than its predecessor. Interestingly, golden rice is touted as an “entirely humanitarian” endeavour with public research being funded by donor organisations such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Helen Keller Foundation and USAID, among others. GR-2 will be given away free in developing nations, where there is a Vitamin A deficiency issue. Royalty will only be charged in industralised nations. The distribution model, using The Philippines as an example, involved public research institutes such as the International Rice Research Institute in Manila (IRRI, where trials have been conducted over the last decade) and its partner institutions disbursing seeds to farmers for free once Golden Rice is fully developed. Currently, Golden Rice is still under development and is being evaluated at the IRRI and can only be provided to farmers, if it gets regulatory approval.

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Golden rice Golden rice is a genetically-modified variant containing beta-carotene, that the technology’s proponents claim will address the problem of Vitamin A deficiency in the developing world. Syngenta helped to develop an improved version called ‘Golden Rice 2’ (GR-2) using a maize gene instead of the one from daffodils. Syngenta has a patent on Golden Rice but has permitted others to work with it.

By using a specific heating and cooking regimen, the team concluded that "if the best rice variety is processed, it might reduce the calories by about 50-60%". Starch is a component of rice and can be digestible or indigestible. Unlike digestible types of starch, RS is not broken down. Thus, the researchers reasoned that if they could transform digestible starch into RS, then that could lower the number of usable calories of the rice.

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PHARMA PAGE

Sun Pharma - Ranbaxy merger Sun Pharma announced the closure of the company’s $4 billion merger with Ranbaxy Laboratories, making the combined entity the country’s largest drug maker. Sun had bought Ranbaxy from Japanese drug maker Daiichi Sankyo and the merger makes Daiichi, with 9 per cent equity in the combined entity, the second largest shareholder after the promoters. In 2008, Daiichi had bought Ranbaxy from its promoter family, the Singh brothers. What will slowly cease to exist is Ranbaxy as a brand, especially as Ranbaxy will be delisted from the Indian stock exchanges. The merger allows for an increase in research spends, and it would increase from the present $250 million to about $300 million this year. The combined entity would also look to accelerate the three year timeline it had projected to glean $250 million revenues from operating synergies. Sun Pharma itself faces US regulatory scrutiny on some of its plants. Remediation at manufacturing units currently in deviation from cGMP (current Good Manufacturing Practices) norms will remain a critical focus. Sun’s research focus will be on generically similar products and differentiated speciality products. And while India is important, the US is its largest market and the aim would be to bring back many Ranbaxy products that are not in the market. As more products are brought back from Ranbaxy into the market, the additional manufacturing capacity will get used up.

***** Indian Pharma companies will soon be rated by USFDA

Indian pharmaceutical companies will soon be rated by the US on the basis of quality parameters

met by them. The US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) is working on developing quality

metrics to categorise drug companies according to their adherence to norms, which will determine

how they are perceived by buyers.

USFDA is working with its regulatory counterparts around the world.

The number of inspections that firms have to face will also be based on how they fare in the

categorisation, said Deputy Commissioner for Global Regulatory Operations and Policy, USFDA.

The metrics will be applied on firms across the world, including the US.

If a firm has a high commitment to quality, it will show in the metrics and firms can be inspected

less often. Inspections cost money both for FDA and the companies. By building a system that uses

“carrots and sticks” to encourage firms to seek higher quality, the US FDA wants to recognise firms

that have achieved quality.

***** New alzheimer’s drug developed by Biogen ldec An experimental drug for Alzheimer's disease sharply slowed the decline in mental function in a small clinical trial, researchers reported, reviving hopes for an approach to therapy that until now has experienced repeated failures.

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Alzheimer's specialists were impressed, but they cautioned that it is difficult to read much from a small early stage, or Phase I trial, that is designed to look at safety, not the effect on cognition. Also, other Alzheimer's drugs that had looked promising in early studies ended up not working in larger trials. Aducanumabis designed to get rid of amyloid plaque in the brain, believed to be a cause of the dementia. However, other drugs designed to prevent or eliminate plaque have failed in large clinical trials, raising questions about what role the plaque really plays. Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer abandoned a drug they were jointly developing, after it showed virtually no effect in large trials.

***** Stem cell based drug - Stempeucel Cipla said that its joint venture firm Stempeutics Research has received approval from the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for its stem cell based drug Stempeucel, which is used to treat Thromboangiitis Obliterans (TAO).

TAO is a recurring progressive inflammation and thrombosis (clotting) of small and medium arteries and veins of the feet. It is strongly associated with use of tobacco products primarily from smoking, but also from smokeless tobacco. Stempeucel drug is expected to address the root cause of the disease through anti inflammatory and immune modulatory mechanisms.

*****

The drug, being developed by Biogen Idec, could achieve sales of billions of dollars a year if the results from the small trial are replicated in larger trials that Biogen said it hoped to begin this year. Biogen's first announced that the drug had slowed cognitive decline in the trial, without saying by how much. However, there was a high incidence of a particular side effect that may make it difficult to use the highest dose.

Stempeutics Research, which was founded by Manipal Education and Medical Group (MEMG) in 2006 and later entered into a strategic alliance with Cipla in 2009, has received Advanced Therapy Medicinal Product (ATMP) classification for Stempeucel from EMA, the company said in a statement. The ATMP classification, approved by the committee for Advanced Therapies (CAT) of the EMA will allow the Bengaluru- based Stempeutics to commercialise Stempeucel across the European Union region, it added.

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Night vision eye drops Researchers in the US have used special kind of eye drops to give temporary night vision to a person, allowing him to see over 50 metres in the dark.

.

Science for the Masses, a group of biohackers based in Tehachapi, California, successfully induced night vision in a human test subject by injecting a liquid solution directly into the eyes. The team used a kind of chlorophyll analog called Chlorin e6 (or Ce6), which is found in some deep-sea fish and is used as an occasional method to treat night blindness. There are a fair amount of papers talking about having it injected in models like rats, and it has been used intravenously since the ’60s as a treatment for different cancers, the lab’s medical officer, Jeffrey Tibbetts, told ‘Science.Mic’.

*****

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ENERGY PAGE

ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

For companies like OMC, whose business model is to supply power to a well paying anchor customer, such as a telecom tower or a petrol bunk and provide surplus electricity to nearby villages, storage solutions are not just facilitators; they are indispensable. That is more so in solar powered micro and mini grids where companies put up a solar power generation unit to supply power. However, storage systems come with their own issues. First, they are costly. For instance, if it is needed to use a flow battery of Imergy Power to provide 4 hour back up for a 1 MW solar power plant, it would approximately cost Rs. 3 crore. However, costs are coming down. Imergy has a roadmap to bring down cost by 40 per cent in three years. A November 2014 report of UBS and Navigant Research said that battery costs would come down to $ 230 per kWhr (around $ 700 per kWhr now) in about three years and would likely fall to $ 100 later on. Storage systems are also maturing in technology. Lithium ion technology is the market leader today, but is likely to be replaced by flow batteries due to several issues. For instance, lithium ion has problems in ‘deep discharge’. It is necessary to start recharging when it has discharged half of its capacity. It could be dangerous if the battery is overcharged, so it is necessary to stop charging the moment it reaches full. Flow batteries do not have these issues, last as long as 20 years and even have a residual value, because (in some cases) the metal in the electrolyte can be sold. On the other hand, flow batteries are bulky and hence cannot be used in all applications. Energy storage is, therefore, still an evolving science but its future seems assured. The UBS Navigant Research report predicts that the storage industry, riding on the back of falling costs and maturing technology, will grow 50 fold by 2020, from 400 MWhr in 2013.

Renewable energy and storage systems go hand-in-hand everywhere, not just in solar powered micro and mini grid solutions, where the need for storage is more obvious.

SunEdison US renewable energy major, SunEdison, wants to purchase 1,000 vanadium flow batteries from another US company called Imergy Power. A couple of months back, SunEdison had announced that it would jointly power 5,000 villages and small towns in India in collaboration with OMC Ltd, a company that has been in the mini grids business for some years. Now, SunEdison wants to use these batteries for the micro and mini grid systems that it would put up jointly with OMC Ltd.

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ENERGY PAGE ABB and Samsung SDI The second announcement came from Switzerland. It said that ABB and Samsung SDI had joined hands to produce lithium ion batteries to promote micro grid solutions globally. Samsung would bring the batteries, ABB control systems, and together they would make micro grids a viable solution to bringing electricity to rural areas.

Solar power projects in Tamil Nadu Tamil Nadu Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) gave its mandatory approval to the draft PPA in late January, 2015. Under the scheme, the developers who set up projects before September ,2015 will sell their power to Tangedco at a rate of Rs. 7.01 a kWhr. Welspun Renewables has signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation (Tangedco) for setting up a 100 MW solar project in the State. Welspun’s 100 MW is among the 146 MW worth of PPAs the Government has signed so far under the existing solar power purchase programme. But like many other solar power developers (such as American company SunEdison), Welspun fears it may not be able to complete more projects within the September deadline. Several developers have asked for an extension of the deadline, on which the state Electricity Regulatory Commission (TNERC) will have to take a call. Among the other companies who have signed PPAs are the jeweller GRT (15 MW) and the Andhra based SSNR Power (10 MW). Meanwhile, there are reports that the Adani Group has been examining the possibility of setting up a large, perhaps 1,000 MW, solar plant in the State.

***** Pooling of domestic imported gas Pooling of domestic natural gas with imported fuel seems to have emerged as an answer to revive the stranded gas based power plants. “The Government is considering policy intervention to give a new lease of life to such capacities, which have been lying idle or under utilised due to steep decline in domestic output,” a Government official said. About 14,000 MW of gas based plants with an investment of over Rs. 60,000 crore, which have no domestic fuel supply, face immediate risk of becoming non performing asset.

SAFT The third announcement illuminates this:, a French battery company called SAFT said it had won a $ 10 million order for supplying some 40,000 batteries for “critical solar-powered served systems” at 775 oil fields of Qatar.

*****

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ENERGY PAGE In addition to these, about 10,000 MW of power plants are receiving limited quantity of domestic gas and most are operating at very low plant load factor. The power plants are both in public as well as private sector. If the Government is able to come out with a workable solution and revive these plants, then it will lead to about an additional 75 billion units of power, which in monetary terms, translates to about Rs. 40,000 crore. A large number of gas based power plants had come up following the discovery of gas in the country’s East Coast. But, with the production falling beyond expectations, power plants with firm supply allocations also did not receive the allocated quantity. Gas based generation is also considered ideal for balancing the intermittence of renewable generation and in maintaining grid stability by utilising as spinning reserves.

*****

Government of India has now decided to allow sale of bio diesel by its manufacturers, suppliers or authorised dealers to all consumers. The initiative is aimed at increasing the production and usage of bio diesel in the country. No bio diesel has been offered by the bio diesel manufacturers till date at the price announced by the oil marketing companies (OMCs).The price announced for procurement of bio diesel by the OMCs with effect from November 7, 2014 is Rs 41 per litre.

***** China Adds 10.6 GW Solar Capacity in 2014 China added 10.6 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic (PV) power capacity in 2014, taking up one fifth of the world total, the National Energy Administration (NEA) posted on March 9. China’s installed capacity for solar PV power accumulated 28.05 GW by the ed of 2014, up 60% year on year. Of the cumulative installed capacity, 23.38 GW came from solar power stations and 4.67 GW from distributed solar projects, said the NEA. China has been working on increasing its share of non fossil fuels in the power matrix, including hydropower, wind power, solar power and nuclear power. The State Council released an action plan on energy development for 2014-2020 in November,2014 promising more efficient, self sufficient, green and innovative energy production and consumption. Chinese government plans to reduce energy intensity, or units of energy per unit of GDP, by 3.1 percent in 2015.

*****

Government run suppliers allowed to sell bio-diesel to all consumers In 2006, the government had rolled out the bio-diesel purchase policy. As per this policy, OMCs would purchase bio-diesel, meeting the standards prescribed by the Bureau of Indian Standards, at a uniform price, as may be decoded by the OMCs from time to time.

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SPOT PRICE OF POLYMERS IN CHINA – PERIOD FEBRUARY,2015

Product

Producer

Price

(RMB) per metric tonne ABS Sinopec Shanghai Gaoqiao 11000 ABS Huajin Chemical 10900 ABS Toray of Japan 20600 ABS Kumho of Korea 12000 ABS PetroChina Jilin Petrochem 11450 ABS LG Yongxing 13400 ABS Chimei of Taiwan 26000 ABS PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 11800 ABS Formosa Chemicals & Fiber 12700 ABS Changzhou Plastics Group 17700 ABS Samsung 25000 ABS Chimei Zhenjiang 12700 ABS Tianjin Dagu Chemical 11300 ABS BASF Korea 12900 ABS Kumho Toray 26000 ABS LG Chem 12800 ABS Ningbo LG Yongxing 12800 ABS CNOOC LOTTE 15500 ABS Guangzhou Watson 16800 ABS NEC 23500 ABS Dainippon Ink and Chem 20200 AES Kumho Toray 33000 AS Asahi Chemical of Japan 20800 AS BASF 21000 AS LG Chem 14500 AS Ningbo LG Yongxing 10800 AS PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 10500 AS Chimei Zhenjiang 11600 AS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 11000 AS Chimei of Taiwan 14000 AS Chimei Zhenjiang 11300

EVA Beijing Organic Plant 12500 EVA Samsung 11350 EVA BASF-YPC Ltd 9450 EVA LOTTE CHEM 14000 GPPS Shanghai Secco Petrochem 8800 GPPS BASF-YPC Ltd 9450 GPPS Dow Chemical 10800 GPPS Jiangsu SBL Petrochemical 8800 GPPS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 9400 GPPS PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 8800 GPPS Jiangsu Laidun Group 8800 GPPS Lvan Qingfeng 11600 GPPS Chimei Zhenjiang 9200 GPPS SK Polystyrene (Shantou) 10200 HDPE PetroChina Fushan Petrochem 9200 HDPE Daelim of Korea 11650 HDPE Formosa Plastics 10100 HDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 9600 HDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 9350 HDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 9300 HDPE LG Chem 11600 HDPE Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 10200

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SPOT PRICE OF POLYMERS IN CHINA – PERIOD FEBRUARY,2015

Product

Producer

Price

(RMB) per metric tonne HDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 9100 HDPE PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 9400 HDPE Korea Petrochemical 12500 HDPE PetroChina Fushan Petrochem 9400 HDPE Korea Plastics (USA) 10000 HDPE Shanghai Secco Petrochem 9750 HDPE Huajin Chemical 9500 HDPE Shanghai Golden Phillips 9750 HDPE PetroChina Jilin Petrochem 10000 HDPE Saudi Arabia 11800 HIPS Jiangsu Laidun Group 9500 HIPS Panjin Ethylene Industry 9750 HIPS Shanghai Secco Petrochem 9700 HIPS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 9800 HIPS Shantou Hualin Plastic Chem 10000 HIPS Chimei Zhenjiang 10000 HIPS SK Polystyrene (Shantou) 9700

K RESINS Daelim of Korea 19400 K RESINS Philips 15700 K RESINS Chimei of Taiwan 18800 K RESINS Maoming Zhonghe Plastics 14500

LDPE Sinopec Yanshun Petrochem 14000 LDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 10200 LDPE Sinopec Yanshan Petrochem 14000 LDPE Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 10200 LDPE BASF-YPC Ltd 10100 LDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 9700 LDPE Sinopec Maoming Petrochem 11600 LDPE Qatar Petrochemical 9800 LDPE Sinopec Shanghai Petrochem 10000 LLDPE Formosa Plastics 10400 LLDPE Saudi Arabia 9850 LLDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 9600 LLDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 9400 LLDPE PetroChin Jilin Petrochem 9400 LLDPE Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 9400 LLDPE PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 9300 LLDPE Shanghai Secco Petrochem 9500 LLDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 10100 MBS Guangzhou Watson 16000 MBS NEC Chemistry 18500

PA 1010 Shanghai Celluloid 73000 PA6 Japan DSM 29000 PA6 Ube of Japan 21800 PA6 Shijiahzuang Zhuangyuan 21500 PA6 Xinhui Meida Nylon 20500 PA6 Lanxess 28000 PA6 BASF 34500 PA6 Toray 32000 PA6 Baling Chem & Fiber 16500 PA66 DuPont 27800 PA66 Asahi Kasei 31800

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SPOT PRICE OF POLYMERS IN CHINA – PERIOD FEBRUARY,2015

Product

Producer

Price

(RMB) per metric tonne PA66 Rhodia Shanghai 33000 PA66 BASF 43500 PA66 Radici 26500 PA66 Pingdingshan Shenma Ltd 20200 PBT SABIC 28500 PBT Japan's Polyplastics 27500 PBT Jaingsu Sanfangxiang 27500 PC Bayer 21000 PC Chongqing Changfeng Ltd 24500 PC LG Chem 19200 PC Dow Chemical 20000 PC Mitsubishi Japan 19600 PC Japan's Idemitsu 20300 PC Formosa Idemitsu 18000 PC Japan Teijin 31000 PC Teijin (Jiaxing) 19300 PC Russia Kazan 20000 PC Chimei of Taiwan 18200 PC LOTTE CHEM 17800 PC Mitsubishi Shanghai 18800

PC/ABS SABIC 31000 PC/ABS Kumho Toray 29000

PET DuPont 34000 PET Liaoyang Petrochemical 11000 PET Far Eastern Industry (Shanghai) Ltd 7500 PET DuPont 34000 PET Suzhou Chenguang Chemical 25800 PF Shanghai Doubletree 10600 PF Jiaxing Minzheng Petrochemical 7200

PMMA Asahi Kasei 21400 PMMA Evonik 22000 PMMA Chimei of Taiwan 21500 PMMA Chimei Zhenjiang 18400 PMMA LG Chemical 19800 PMMA Sumitomo Naugatuck Ltd 19500 PMMA Rayon Nantong 19500 POM DuPont 35000 POM DuPont -Asahi Kasei 12500 POM Bluestar Shanghai 10000 POM Korea Engineering Plastics 11800 POM PTM Nantong 11500 POM Mitsubishi Thailand 11500 POM Formosa Plastics 12500 POM South Korea Kolon 11600 POM Yuntianhua 9600 POM Shenhua Ningmei 8850 POM Japan's Polyplastics 40000 PP Ningbo Yongxing Chemical 8800 PP Formosa Plastics (Ningbo) 9000 PP Taiwan Yungsox 10800 PP Taiwan Yungsox 11900 PP ExxonMobil 10500

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SPOT PRICE OF POLYMERS IN CHINA – PERIOD FEBRUARY,2015

Product

Producer

Price

(RMB) per metric tonne PP APC of Saudi Arabia 10000 PP Shenhua Ningmei 8400 PP Sabic 11500 PP Dushanzi Tianli 10500 PP Singapore 12600 PP SK of Korea 11900 PP Gansu Langang Petrochem 9000 PP Daelim of Korea 10500 PP Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 9000 PP Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 9000 PP Liaoning Huajin Tongda Chemicals 10600 PP Reliance Industry Limited of India 8500 PP Hyundai Petrochem of Korea 11300 PP Korea Samsung Total 12500 PP Hyosung of Korea 11300 PP LOTTE CHEM 11800 PP Sinopec Yanshan Petrochem 10800 PP Shanghai Secco Petrochem 9600 PP PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 9000 PP Formosa Chemicals & Fiber 11600 PP Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 9100 PP Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 11500 PP Huajin Chemical 8550 PP Shaoxing Sanyuan Petrochemical 8400 PP Ningbo Heyuan 8150

PPO Shenhua Ningmei 34500 PPO Sabic 40000 PP-R PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 10000 PP-R Sinopec Yanshan Petrochem 10800 PP-R Hyosung of Korea 10800 PP-R Korea Petrochem 11500 PPS Japan's Polyplastics 65000 PPS Philips 80000 PVC Shanghai Chlor alkali 11800 PVC Tianjin LOTTE 5750 PVC Shanghai Zhongyuan 11600 PVC Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 5750 PVC Inner Mongolia Yili 5350 PVC Xinjiang Zhongtai 5200 PVC Shanxi Yushe Chemical 5500 PVC Tianjin Dagu Chemical 5700 TPU Bayer 43000 TPU Taiwan's Great Eastern Resin 37000 TPU Taiwan Coating Chemical 33500 TPU Kumho Toray 12200

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TENDER

S. NO

NAME OF THE COMPANY

PRODUCT NAME

QUANTITY

TENDER NO.

& DATE

1. Tamilnadu Newsprint And Papers Ltd Kagithapuram-639 136 Karur Dist. Tamil Nadu

PVA adhesive –core manufacturing Cement clinker

150000 kg

30000 tonne

141513007852

141553000602

2. Hindustan Newsprint Ltd Newsprint Nagar PO Kottayam-686 616

Soap stone powder 92% Alkyl ketene Dimer AKD Optical brightening agent (OBA)

300 tonne 760 tonne 160 tonne

3 Tamilnadu Newsprint And Papers Ltd Kagithapuram-639 136 Karur Dist. Tamil Nadu

Polyelectrolyte (MLSS dewatering) Caustic soda lye Sodium sulphate

34000 kg 3630 tonne 6000 tonne

1415 13007789

1415

13007795

1415 13007796

4 SAIL Refractory Company Ltd Salem-636005

Boric powder Pitch powder Epsom salt

10 tonne 47 tonne 85 tonne

S/T-27/14-15 S/T-28/14-15 S/T-29/14-15

5 Karnataka Food And Civil Supplies Ltd 16/1, Millers Tank Bed Area Vasantha Nagar, Bangalore-560 052

Iodised salt 10500 tonne

6 Government of India Department of Atomic Energy Directorate of Purchase & Stores

2-ethylhexyl alcohol N-butanol

DPS/10/CHEM/49377 DPS/10/CHEM/49389

7 Mother Dairy, G K V K Post, Yelahanka, Baengaluru-560 065

Food grade sanitizer Sodium hypchlorite (Aquasol

17400 ltr 20000 ltr

IFT NO.MD/PUR/E-ProcT-75/2014-15 Dt.28.3.15

8 Rashtriya Chemicals And Fertilizers Limited MES Department, Administrative Building, Chembur, Mumbai-400074

Procurement cum supply of neem oil at RCF Trombay unit

167 Kl NSK/PRESS/E211150301 Dt. 1.4.2015

9 Tamilnadu Newsprint And Papers Ltd Kagithapuram-639 136 Karur Dist.Tamil Nadu

Gypsum Sodium silicate – Alkaline

2000 tonne 600 tonne

1415 330008164

1415

13008164

10 The Fertilisers And Chemicals Travancore Ltd Udyogamandal, Kochi, Kerala-683 501

Zinc sulphate MAT-RM-ZS-012015 Dt.2.4.2015

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CHEMICALS IMPORTED AT THE CHENNAI PORT DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2015

NAME OF THE CHEMICAL

QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

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(+/-)-3-(Carbamoymethyl)-5-Methylhexanoic Acid 10000 Kgs 12534100 China (3s)-3-(Tert-Butoxycarbonyl)Amino-1-Chloro-4-Phenyl-2-Butanone 1500 Kgs 9375729 China 1,1-Cyclohexane Diacetic Acid Monoamide 24000 Kgs 14459887.2 China 1,1-Cyclohexane Diacetic Acid Monoamide 6000 Kgs 3614971.8 China 1,4-Dioxacyclohexadecane-5,16-Dione 1000 Kgs 711401.99 China 1calcium Carbide (Size:25-50mm) 22.5 Mts 884854.69 China 2,2-Dimethyl-3-(4(2)-Ethylphenyl)Propanal (Floralozone) 190 Kgs 165584.95 China 2,4-Dimethyl-3-Cyclohexene-1-Carbaldehyde (Z)( Tricyclal ) 1800 Kgs 840125.5 China 2,4-Dimethyl-3-Cyclohexene-1-Carbaldehyde (Z)( Tricyclal ) 1800 Kgs 840125.5 China 2,5 Dimethyl-2,5-Ditertiary Butyl Peroxy-Hexane) 10000 Kgs 4327843.94 China 2,5-Dihydroxy-1,4-Dithiane(Adc.Ref.No.80) 5000 Kgs 2840625 China 2-Chloro-1,4-Naphthoquinone 2000 Kgs 6628125 China 2-Chloro-1,4-Naphthoquinone 2000 Kgs 6628125 China 2-Chloro-1,4-Naphthoquinone 2000 Kgs 6628125 China 2-Methyl Imidazole 2000 Kgs 760964.3 China 2-Tetrahydrofuroic Acid 2000 Kgs 3159936.5 China 3,4-Difluoronitrobenzene 2000 Kgs 2603295.2 China 3,5 Lutidine 14400 Kgs 3897210.24 USA 4,5,6,7-Tetrahydro Thieno-(3,2-C)-Pyridine Hydrochloride 3500 Kgs 9279375 China 4,5,6,7-Tetrahydro Thieno-(3,2-C)-Pyridine Hydrochloride 15000 Kgs 40595940 China 40% U2 Zinc Pyrithione(Zinc Omadine 18000 Kgs 10739365.95 USA 40% U2 Zinc Pyrithione(Zinc Omadine) 3 Kgs 1789.89 USA 4a Zeolite (Sodium Aluminosilicate) 18000 Kgs 521947.8 China 4-Chloro 2 Trifluoroacetylaniline Hcl (E-2) 15180 Kgs 29368062.9 China 4-Methyl-2-Cyano Biphenyl 4000 Kgs 2114212.8 China 4-Methyl-2-Cyano Biphenyl 5000 Kgs 2642766 China 4-Methyl-2-Cyano Biphenyl 5000 Kgs 2642766 China 4-Methyl-2-Cyano Biphenyl 4000 Kgs 2114212.8 China 5,6-Dimethoxy-1-Indanone 500 Kgs 2265228 China 9-Deoxo-9a-Aza-Hemoerythromycin A 2500 Kgs 15223477.5 China 9-Deoxo-9a-Aza-Hemoerythromycin A 5000 Kgs 25169200 China 9-Deoxo-9a-Aza-Hemoerythromycin A 5000 Kgs 25169200 China Acetonitrile 12800 Kgs 1932994.56 Taiwan Aldehyde C-11 Undecylic - Undecanal (Organic Chemicals) 1920 Kgs 1238783.23 Japan Aldehyde C-12 Lauric - Dodecanal(Organic Chemicals) 1920 Kgs 848566.51 Japan Aldehyde C-12 Mna - 2-Methylundecanal (Organic Chemicals) 1120 Kgs 1026125.44 Japan Alkyl Benzene Calcium Sulfonate T106d 3.21 Mts 623272.19 China Alkyl Ketene Dimer (Grade : 1840) 16193 Kgs 2399922.43 China Alkyl Ketene Dimer (Grade : 1840) 12938 Kgs 1917507.34 China Alkyl Ketene Dimer (Grade : 1840) 2869 Kgs 425207.03 China Anethole Synthetic Dq (Af) 41452tt 3200 Kgs 2241368.19 China Arcol Polyol Hs 100 7676 Kgs 1212783.63 USA Arcol Polyol Hs 100 7676 Kgs 1212783.63 USA Arcol Polyol Hs 100 9044 Kgs 1428923.28 USA Beta Thymidine 5000 Kgs 26741770 China Butyl Acrylate 39840 Kgs 4017683.52 Malaysia Butyl Acrylate 39770 Kgs 4010624.34 Malaysia Butyl Butyryl Lactate Fcc 150 Kgs 133362.77 USA Calcium Carboxymethyl Cellulose (Usp,Bp,Ep,Kp) 2000 Kgs 1541323.43 Korea Calcium Carboxymethyl Cellulose(Usp,Bp,Ep,Kp) 1600 Kgs 1203087.76 Korea Calcium Cmc ( Chemicals ) 140 Kgs 189447.72 Japan Calcium Gluconate - Oral Grade 16500 Kgs 1356676.82 China Calcium Meta Silicate 2000 Kgs 478420.24 Japan Calcium Sulpho-Aluminate (Csa Binder) 20000 Kgs 373803.94 China Calcium Sulpho-Aluminate (Csa Binder) 20000 Kgs 364996.1 China

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Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Poly Vinyl Chloride 12000 Kgs 2350956.82 Belgium Chlorinated Polyethylene 17000 Kgs 1604828.39 China Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride 10 Mts 1127665 China Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride 7 Mts 789365.5 China Chloro Butyl Rubber 43200 Kgs 10021397.76 Russia Chlorosulfonyl Isocyanate 4410 Kgs 1568678.34 Switzerland Chlorosulfonyl Isocyanate 7425 Kgs 2751099.86 Switzerland Chlorosulfonyl Isocyanate 7425 Kgs 2751099.86 Switzerland Chromium Oxide G5 4000 Kgs 2708081.09 Japan Cinnamic Alcohol (Aromatic Chemical) 800 Kgs 639532 Germany Cyclal C (2,4-Dimethyl-3-Cyclohexene-1-Carbaldehyde (E) 360 Kgs 168954.7 China Cyclamenaldehydeextra 760 Kgs 835477.34 Switzerland Cyclohexanone 15200 Kgs 1919000 China Cyclohexyl Benzothiazole Sulfenamide 200 Kgs 58509.7 Korea Cyclopropylamine (CPA) 6400 Kgs 8397650.09 China Cyclopropylamine (CPA) 6400 Kgs 8397650.09 China Cytosine 5000 Kgs 6121610 China D-Calcium Pantothenate 10000 Kgs 7854992.2 China Decyl Alcohol C-10 13600 Kgs 3242520.16 Indonesia Delta- Damascone 360 Kgs 898690.29 China Desmodur 3133 (Di Isocyanate) 15750 Kgs 2395160.46 China Desmodur 3133 (Di Isocyanate) 15750 Kgs 2395160.46 China Desmodur 3133 (Di Isocyanate) 15750 Kgs 2395160.46 China Desmodur 3133 (Di Isocyanate) 15750 Kgs 2338847.91 China Dicyanodiamide 20000 Kgs 1920252.4 China Dihydroterpineol 1480 Kgs 557966.1 China Dimethyl Carbonate 16000 Kgs 1031008 China Dimethyl Carbonate 5000 Kgs 338420.7 China Dimethyl Formamide(Dmf) 4000 Kgs 233254.45 Saudi Arabia Dimethyl Formamide, 15200 Kgs 896203.7 China Di-Phenyl Guanidine 100 Kgs 35205.42 Korea Di-Polyisocyanate Component 20000 Kgs 2551023.66 Germany Di-Polyisocyanate Component 20000 Kgs 2551023.66 Germany Disodium 5- Ribonucleotide 2000 Kgs 1083007.85 China Disodium 5'-Inosinate (50%) And Disodium 5'-Guanylate (50%) 2000 Kgs 1006768 Indonesia Disodium Carbonate Light (Soda Ash Light 99 Percent) 147 Mts 2462820.36 China Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate 14.4 Mts 1145965.39 Turkey Dl Methonine Feed Grade 3541 Kgs 1058349.13 France Dl Methonine Feed Grade 36459 Kgs 10897020.87 France Erythromycin Thiocyanate 5977.5 Kgs 20408404.41 China Ethyl Butyrate (Aroma Chemical) 1700 Kgs 347649.58 China Ethyl Maltol 1200 Kgs 1017628.53 China Ethyl Tricyclo(5.2.1.0(2.6) Decane-2-Carboxylate (Fruitate -) 180 Kgs 550484.3 Japan Ethyl Vanillin Fcc 1200 Kgs 1107772.98 China Ethyl Vanillin Fcc (Aromatic Chemical) 1100 Kgs 1008454.7 China Ethylene Brassylate (1,4-Dioxacycloheptadecane-5-17-Dione 1600 Kgs 934764.15 China Ethylene Carbonate 23 Mts 2272149.53 China Ethylene Vinyl Acetate 150 Kgs 35968.04 Korea Ethylene Vinyl Acetate Es 18002 17200 Kgs 1569299.62 Korea Ethyleneamine Mixture Pm-6079 In Iso Tank Container 20020 Kgs 4534986.46 Netherlands Freskomenthe-Aromatic Chemcials 180 Kgs 278713.53 Switzerland Galaxolide Undiluted 1200 Kgs 813202.72 China

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Glucoamylase (Liquid) (Ga150l) 25kgs/Drum 10000 Kgs 1119514.41 China Glucoamylase (Powder) (Ga150) 25kgs/ Bag 3500 Kgs 460976.52 China Glucosamine Sulphate Potassium Chloride 500 Kgs 314549.35 Netherlands Glucosamine Sulphate Potassium Chloride 500 Kgs 314549.35 Netherlands Glyoxylic Acid 20000 Kgs 1894477.2 China Hans-Sodium Lignosulphonate Soln-97062 22500 Kgs 408779.58 South Africa Hesperidin (Intermediate Chemical) 1000 Kgs 1193037.25 China Hexamethyldisilane 5070 Kgs 5063860.23 Germany Hexyl Cinnamic Aldehyde 2850 Kgs 1161949.7 Italy Hydrofluoric Acid 70 Percent 36.32 Mts 2387195.92 Taiwan Hydroxy Propyl Methyl Cellulose E6 10500 Kgs 4441692.15 China Hydroxypropyl Cellulose(Chemicals) 80 Kgs 220120.21 Japan Imidazole [ 500 Kgs 156234.38 Germany Iminodibenzyl 10000 Kgs 8248064 China Iso Propyl Alcohol (Ipa) 9920 Kgs 946794.36 Taiwan Isocyanate B4002 (Polymeric Mdi) 8050 Kgs 1180215.25 Korea Isocyanate B4006/1 (Polymeric Mdi) 8050 Kgs 1286586.58 Korea Isoraldeine 70 Aromatic Chemcials 1140 Kgs 789451.14 Switzerland Jasmone Cis Aromatic Chemcials 25 Kgs 244450.88 Switzerland Lactose Anhydrous 7121.52 Kgs 2082121.47 USA Lactose Anhydrous 7121.52 Kgs 2082121.47 USA Lactose Monohydrate /Pharmatose 200m/ Usp. Nf.Ph.Eur.Jp 40000 Kgs 5657212 Netherlands Lactose Monohydrate Nf 200mesh 19000 Kgs 3019638.76 USA L-Arginine 3417 Kgs 1806929.08 Korea L-Arginine 2583 Kgs 1365905.12 Korea Lauric Acid 99% 51 Mts 3931114.43 Indonesia L-Isoleucine 50 Kgs 157996.83 China L-Leucine 100 Kgs 193465.5 China L-Phenylalanine 25 Kgs 48366.38 China L-Valine 2500 Kgs 1981468.5 China Melamine 20 Mts 1704375 China Melamine 20000 Kgs 1831473.4 Japan Meth Ionone Alpha 50 Kgs 120271.91 China Methane Sulfonyl Chloride 10000 Kgs 1355420 China Methane Sulfonyl Chloride 10000 Kgs 1355420 China Methane Sulfonyl Chloride 6250 Kgs 850609.38 China Methane Sulfonyl Chloride 6250 Kgs 850609.38 China Methane Sulfonyl Chloride 6250 Kgs 850609.38 China Methanesulfonic Acid 13000 Kgs 2194574.46 Germany Methanesulfonyl Chloride 3500 Kgs 744258.9 China Methyl Cedryl Ketone 400 Kgs 371839.88 China Methyl Cellulose ( Chemicals ) 60 Kgs 105897.41 Japan Methyl Dihydrojasmonate 4800 Kgs 2385972.58 China Methyl Ester Sulfonate - (Mes) 90 Mts 5974629.75 Malaysia Methyl Laitone 10% Aromatic Chemicals 25 Kgs 106873.13 Switzerland Methylene Chloride 22266 Kgs 1018691.32 Russia Methylene Chloride 19869 Kgs 909026.22 Russia Methylene Chloride 1065 Kgs 48724.79 Russia Methylene Chloride 106000 Kgs 4644691.04 UK Monosodium Glutamate 22000 Kgs 1702496.4 China Monosodium Glutamate 22000 Kgs 1702496.4 China Monosodium Glutamate 22 Mts 1560621.7 China Monosodium Glutamate 46 Mts 4023296.62 China Monosodium Glutamate 1549 Kgs 204619.65 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 8358 Kgs 1104074.25 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 3449 Kgs 455605.66 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 35600 Kgs 3569954.38 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 7336.588 Kgs 827969.72 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 9623.412 Kgs 1086048.96 Thailand Monosodium Glutamate 4380.589 Kgs 494370.82 Thailand

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Monosodium Glutamate 29539.711 Kgs 3333700.39 Thailand Monosodium Glutamte 1355 Kgs 120082.24 China Monosodium Glutamte 16645 Kgs 1475106.22 China Myraldene 190 Kgs 99350.94 China N,N-Carbonyl Diimidazole(Cdi) 425 Kgs 516870.66 China N,N-Carbonyl Diimidazole(Cdi) 425 Kgs 516870.66 China N,N-Carbonyl Diimidazole(Cdi) 425 Kgs 516870.66 China N,O-Bis-(Trimethylsilyl) Acetamide 100 Kgs 101167.66 China Naphthalene Molten 21.92 Mts 1737351.58 Germany Naphthalene Molten 21.92 Mts 1737351.58 Germany N-Heptane 4865 Kgs 929171.22 Germany N-Heptane(Ih) 21920 Kgs 4382122.55 Korea N-Propanal 1650 Kgs 160135.65 Taiwan N-Propanal 1650 Kgs 160135.65 Taiwan N-Propanal 1650 Kgs 160135.65 Taiwan Octamethyl Cyclotetra Siloxane 18452 Kgs 1105876.19 USA Para Bromo Fluoro Benzene 5000 Kgs 1906829.5 China Para Toluene Sulfonyl Urea 99.0% Min. 5000 Kgs 2062016 China Paraformaldehyde 96% 20 Mts 1153054.38 Spain Peg 300(Polyethelene Glycol) 100 Kgs 35047.06 Japan Peg 300(Polyethelene Glycol) 100 Kgs 35047.06 Japan Pentaerythritol, Mono Grade - Pmsc1 20000 Kgs 2190892 Saudi Arabia Perlastan Sc (Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate) 16000 Kgs 2501083.2 Germany Pharma Salicylic Acid (Footcare Products) 300 Kgs 151730.23 Philippines Phenol 602d (Fm4005d- Green) 499.902 Kgs 587620 USA Phenoxanol 540 Kgs 574605.58 China Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol (Aromatic Chemical) 4000 Kgs 1188648.8 China Poly Methyl Metha Acrylate 34000 Kgs 5730487.5 Korea Poly Vinyl Alcohol Grade 5000 Kgs 1667459.5 Japan Polyacetal 125 Kgs 58990.31 Japan Polyacetal 400 Kgs 102438.64 Japan Polyacetal 250 Kgs 70316.45 Japan Polybor Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate 97.976 Mts 8207390.73 USA Polybor Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate 48.988 Mts 4007213.5 USA Polybutylene Terephthalate 200 Kgs 69844.53 Japan Polybutylene Terephthalate 1500 Kgs 528553.2 Japan Polybutylene Terephthalate 14000 Kgs 1767500 Korea Polycarbonate Gen Purp 143r Natural 111 23750 Kgs 3658093.75 Spain Polycarbonate Lenses Ls1 Natural 111h 10000 Kgs 1540250 Netherlands Polycarbonate Lenses Ls1 Natural 111h 10000 Kgs 1559187.5 Netherlands Polycarbonate Poly Butylene Terephthalate 3285 Kgs 1085185.79 Italy Polycarbonate Poly Butylene Terephthalate 2590 Kgs 855595.49 Italy Polycarbonate Poly Butylene Terephthalate 3285 Kgs 1085185.79 Italy Polycarbonate Poly Butylene Terephthalate 2590 Kgs 855595.49 Italy Polycarbonate Shield 1779.17 Kgs 1634002.37 China Polycarbonate Shield 222.83 Kgs 340139.27 China Polycarbonate Shield 381.25 Kgs 480196.62 China Polycarbonate Shield 392.4 Kgs 270110.6 China Polycarbonates 100 Kgs 34596.81 Korea Polycarbonates 143r Natural 111 23750 Kgs 3826006.25 Spain Polyester Chips (Polyethylene Terephthalate) 66 Mts 4988314.45 China Polyglykol 12000 Kgs 2683198.32 China Polyglykol 6000 Kgs 1399593.36 China Polymethane Polyphenyl Isocyanate (Pm-2010) 60 Mts 7179681.96 China Polymethylene Polyphenyl Polyisocyanate (Mdi Mr-200) 20 Mts 2547295.75 Japan Polymethylene Polyphenyl Polyisocyanate Millionate Mr-200 20 Mts 2545301 Japan Polyphenylene Sulfid 2000 Kgs 1195537 Japan Polyvinyl Chloride 1400 Kgs 187643.46 Korea Polyvinyl Chloride Pl D1 41974 2 1000 Kgs 115988.4 Korea Potassium Aluminium Fluoride 7000 Kgs 600387.94 China

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Potassium Caprylate (Alkon 8627) 400 Kgs 218972.04 Malaysia Potassium Ferricyanide 4000 Kgs 1443411.2 China Potassium Ferricyanide 4000 Kgs 1409475.2 China Prepolymerised Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1930723.58 Netherlands Prepolymerised Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1930723.58 Netherlands Prepolymerised Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1919366.38 Netherlands Prepolymerised Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1919366.38 Netherlands Prepolymerised Diphenylmethane Diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1919366.38 Netherlands Propylene Glycol Tech Grade 17.2 Mts 1806583.77 China Propylene Glycol Tech Grade 34400 Kgs 3624250.87 China Propylene Glycol Usp/Ep 17.2 Kgs 2034900.49 Thailand Prunolide (4-Nonanolide) 200 Kgs 116587.3 China R-1-Phenyl-Ethyl Amine 2090 Kgs 1952318.64 China S(+)-2-Amino Butyramide Hcl 5000 Kgs 7202799.09 China Sandela Aromatic Chemcials 380 Kgs 413378.95 Switzerland Sodium Butylmonoglycolsulphate 50% 200 Kgs 71240.04 Germany Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose Intermediate 57000 Kgs 8476497.42 China Sodium Carboxy Methyl Cellulose Intermediate 41000 Kgs 6097129.72 China Sodium Dicyanamide 8000 Kgs 5155040 Switzerland Sodium Dicyanamide 16000 Kgs 10310080 Switzerland Sodium Dimethyl Dithiocarbamate 90% Min (800 Bags) 20000 Kgs 1378973.2 China Sodium Erythorbate (Intermediate Chemical) 10000 Kgs 2128120.5 China Sodium Formate 20000 Kgs 390122.6 Taiwan Sodium Formate 45000 Kgs 877775.85 China Sodium Formate 11250 Kgs 219443.96 China Sodium Gluconate 25000 Kgs 1143774.5 China Sodium Gluconate Tech Grade 26 Mts 1120658.63 China Sodium Gluconate) 24 Mts 1235489.57 China Sodium Hexametaphosphate-Tech Grade 25 Mts 1733128.44 China Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate 84000 Kgs 6626735.24 Thailand Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate 50400 Kgs 3885883.49 Thailand Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate 800 Kgs 131556.54 Indonesia Sodium Ligno Sulphonate 26 Mts 676353.13 China Sodium Ligno Sulphonate 26 Mts 707223.91 China Sodium Ligno Sulphonate 136.8 Mts 3614198.54 Russia Sodium Ligno Sulphonate 136800 Kgs 3529225.22 Russia Sodium Lignosulphonate - 24000 Kgs 658426.27 Sweden Sodium Naphthalene Sulphonate 50000 Kgs 2786943.5 China Sodium Naphthalene Sulphonate 75000 Kgs 4101786.75 China Sodium Naphthalene Sulphonate 21622 Kgs 717538.39 China Sodium Naphthalene Sulphonate 4378 Kgs 145286.43 China Sodium Nitrite Hq 21000 Kgs 811918.8 Germany Sodium Nitrite Hq 21000 Kgs 811918.8 Germany Sodium Persulfate 17 Mts 1411992.12 China Sodium Salt Of Poly-Naphthalene Sulfonic Acid 20000 Kgs 849460.5 China Sodium Salt: Nf-1 Non Phosphate 44000 Kgs 4252908 Thailand Sodium Trifluoromethane Sulfinate 65 Pct Min 4000 Kgs 6418146 China Tertiary Butyl Alcohol 24490 Kgs 3348068.57 China Tertiary Butyl Alcohol 24490 Kgs 3348068.57 China Tertiary Butyl Alcohol 24490 Kgs 3348068.57 China Tetrahydrofuran, 28800 Kgs 4825117.44 Taiwan Tetrahydrofuran, 14400 Kgs 2412558.72 Taiwan Tetrahydrofuran, 28800 Kgs 5014625.76 Malaysia Tetralone(4-(3,4-Dichlorophenyl)-1-Tetralone) 9000 Kgs 6500440.8 China Tetramethylthiuram Disulfide 1000 Kgs 186612.45 Korea Thioacetic Acid 98% 1800 Kgs 655861.68 China Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2854603.4 Korea Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2796609.2 China Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2796609.2 China Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2809496.8 China

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Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2809496.8 China Toluene Di Isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2809496.8 China Toluene Di Isocyanate Cosmonate T-80 20 Mts 2831535 Japan Tolylene Di Isocyanate 20 Mts 2987938.51 Japan Trans Para Amino Cyclo Hexanol 2000 Kgs 3492226.5 China Triallyl Isocyanurate Taic 60 Kgs 119468.05 Japan Triallyl Isocyanurate Taic 60 Kgs 119468.05 Japan Tributylamine 155 Kgs 72160.41 USA Triethyl Phosphite 3610 Kgs 1151474.84 China VAMAC-G (Ethylene Acrylic Elastomer 6000 Kgs 3634303.2 Korea Vanillin (4-Hydroxy-3-Methoxy-Benzaldehyde)(Foc) 9500 Kgs 8252458.01 France Veratraldehyde 5000 Kgs 4417462.25 China Vertofix Coeur Acetyl Cedrene 400 Kgs 402826.54 China Vinyl Chloride-Vinyl Acetate Copolymer 6000 Kgs 1973348.1 Japan

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Activated Carbon 13860 Kgs 3575242.44 France Activated Carbon 5025 Kgs 1227195.45 France Activated Carbon 12000 Kgs 1663803.3 China Activated Carbon 12000 Kgs 3041277.66 USA Activated Carbon 1200 Kgs 686415.59 USA Activated Carbon 6240 Kgs 806896.68 UK Activated Carbon 780 Kgs 100862.08 UK Activated Carbon 1560 Kgs 201724.17 UK Activated Carbon 7020 Kgs 907758.76 UK Activated Carbon 18000 Kgs 5913163.12 China Activated Carbon 9000 Kgs 2956581.56 China Activated Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 14000 Kgs 505193.92 Malaysia Activated Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 16000 Kgs 563790.08 Malaysia Activated Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 2000 Kgs 74103.7 Malaysia Activated Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 4032 Kgs 180892.05 Korea Activated Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 2000 Kgs 89728.2 Korea Barium Sulphate 1000 Kgs 293168.3 Japan Barium Sulphate 160 Kgs 14595.06 Japan Barium Sulphate 160 Kgs 14595.06 Japan Barium Sulphate 300 200 Kgs 34713.28 Japan Black Iron Oxide 2000 Kgs 604048.64 Japan Black Iron Oxide 120 Kgs 32905.63 Japan Borax Decahydrate Technical Grade 98 Mts 3220611.24 USA Brown Aluminium Oxide Adc Sl No:363 25 Mts 1272650.5 China Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Alumina 21000 Kgs 892569.83 Germany Calcined Special Aluminium Oxide 1000 Kgs 77760.64 Brazil Calcined Special Aluminium Oxide 1000 Kgs 77760.64 Brazil Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1727236.35 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 967169.27 China Calcium Carbide 67.5 Mts 1450753.91 China Calcium Carbide 67.5 Mts 1450753.91 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 472215.1 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 944430.18 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 944430.18 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1698921 China

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Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 462955.97 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 944430.18 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 866449.71 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 944430.18 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 944430.18 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 854058.72 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1770209.33 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1754324.55 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1768823.1 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 881395.85 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1751424.84 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1754324.55 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1768823.1 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 877162.28 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 881395.85 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 877162.28 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 860673.38 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1713078.68 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 856539.34 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 849460.5 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 849460.5 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 869913 China Calcium Carbide 22500 Kgs 849460.5 China Calcium Carbide 225 Mts 9319433.12 China Calcium Carbide 225 Mts 9312138.39 China Calcium Carbide 225 Mts 8852412.15 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 854058.72 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 869913 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1684763.33 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1670605.65 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1681931.79 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 856539.34 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 922107.78 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 900428.13 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1206233.91 China Calcium Carbide 135 Mts 5149884.96 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 856539.34 China Calcium Carbide 225 Mts 8894615 China Calcium Carbide 210 Mts 8954062.59 Indonesia Calcium Carbide 210 Mts 8947053.69 Indonesia Calcium Carbide 315 Mts 13420577 Indonesia Calcium Carbide 22500 Kgs 849460.5 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1206233.91 China Calcium Carbide 112.5 Mts 4532777.49 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1746993.47 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1745625.42 China Calcium Carbide 45 Mts 1670605.65 China Calcium Carbide 22.5 Mts 913408.65 China Calcium Carbide 22500 Kgs 881511.84 China Calcium Carbide 90000 Kgs 3380852.79 China Calcium Carbonate 250 Mts 928847.46 Egypt Calcium Carbonate 250000 Kgs 951211.36 Egypt Calcium Carbonate 27000 Kgs 156707.06 Egypt Calcium Carbonate 108000 Kgs 919348.06 Egypt Calcium Carbonate 54000 Kgs 504944.96 Egypt Calcium Carbonate 24000 Kgs 231210.13 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 120000 Kgs 1353198 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 120000 Kgs 1353198 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 120000 Kgs 1353198 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 240000 Kgs 2642766 Malaysia

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Calcium Carbonate 50000 Kgs 412403.2 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 50000 Kgs 412403.2 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 23750 Kgs 360918.42 France Calcium Carbonate 10000 Kgs 271928.36 Korea Calcium Carbonate 10000 Kgs 271928.36 Korea Calcium Carbonate 10000 Kgs 265535.06 Korea Calcium Carbonate 2700 Kgs 249479.6 Japan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 141874.7 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 24000 Kgs 272186.11 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 20000 Kgs 351743.82 Japan Calcium Carbonate 13 Mts 398216.49 Vietnam Calcium Carbonate 12.5 Mts 386931 Vietnam Calcium Carbonate 120000 Kgs 1019352.6 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 24000 Kgs 213418.66 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 24000 Kgs 213418.66 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 48 Mts 422842.56 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 144 Mts 1290801.82 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 228110.52 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 228110.52 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 222747.42 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 222747.42 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 222747.42 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 20 Mts 222747.42 Taiwan Calcium Carbonate 120000 Kgs 619162.32 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate 5000 Kgs 113733.07 Korea Calcium Carbonate 11.3399 Mts 328327.69 USA Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 54000 Kgs 502328.35 Egypt Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 81000 Kgs 669770.79 Egypt Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 24 Mts 208400.98 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 24 Mts 234073.56 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 24 Mts 234073.56 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 144000 Kgs 1391860.8 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 96000 Kgs 927907.2 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 144000 Kgs 1391860.8 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 264000 Kgs 2491750.8 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 120000 Kgs 1162817.04 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 24000 Kgs 236321.03 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Omyacarb 24000 Kgs 236321.03 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Powder 48000 Kgs 425768.87 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Powder 26 Mts 171779.79 Vietnam Calcium Carbonate Powder 150 Mts 1217560.05 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Powder 150 Mts 1217560.05 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Powder 50 Mts 434956.5 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Powder 100 Mts 844137.8 Malaysia Calcium Carbonate Precipitated 5 Mts 108018.24 China Calcium Fluoride 40 Kgs 7319.78 Japan Calcium Hydroxide 54000 Kgs 815482.08 China Calcium Hydroxide 54 Mts 815482.08 China Calcium Hydroxide 200 Kgs 167538.8 Japan Calcium Hydroxide 54 Ton 840335.96 China Calcium Hydroxide 1000 Kgs 23361 Japan Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 400159.98 China Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 390751.83 China Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 390751.83 China Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 390751.83 China Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 400159.98 China Calcium Hydroxide Composition 27000 Kgs 390751.83 China Calcium Lignin Sulphonate 24 Mts 789339.24 South Africa Calcium Lignosulphonate 26000 Kgs 854447.88 China Calcium Lignosulphonate 26000 Kgs 834358.98 China

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Calcium Nitrate 312 Mts 8551175.1 Norway Calcium Nitrate 120 Mts 3435595.8 Norway Calcium Nitrate 500000 Kgs 9834496.25 China Calcium Nitrate Solution 500000 Kgs 9504605 China Calcium Nitrate Solution 500000 Kgs 9504605 China Calcium Oxide Pl J1 41974 2 1800 Kgs 164703.53 Korea Calcium Stearate 80 Kgs 12397.87 Korea Calcium Stearate Fx 1000 Kgs 182457.76 Japan Calcium Sulphate-B-Anhydrite 4000 Kgs 47434.43 China Calcium Sulphate-B-Anhydrite 4000 Kgs 46316.75 China Carbon Black 160 Kgs 61860.48 Japan Carbon Black 160 Kgs 60313.97 Japan Carbon Black 60 Kgs 22617.74 Japan Carbon Black 1040 Kgs 249417.48 Germany Carbon Black - N134 3000 Kgs 282459.63 China Carbon Black - N220 5000 Kgs 348237.9 China Carbon Black - N326 5000 Kgs 312769.23 China Carbon Black - N330 4000 Kgs 247635.84 China Carbon Black - N339 5000 Kgs 324054.71 China Carbon Black - N339 44000 Kgs 2850018 China Carbon Black - N339 36000 Kgs 2727863.55 Korea Carbon Black - N220 44000 Kgs 3062705.82 China Carbon Black 453 20 Kgs 5606.64 Japan Carbon Black Corax Hp 1107 52800 Kgs 6124187.52 Korea Carbon Black Corax Hp 1107 52800 Kgs 6124187.52 Korea Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Durex O Powder 110000666 600 Kgs 134004.78 Germany Carbon Black Hafl N326 60000 Kgs 4530456 Korea Carbon Black Hafl N326 10000 Kgs 755076 Korea Carbon Black Hafl N326 10000 Kgs 755076 Korea Carbon Black Ma-100 100 Kgs 30801.36 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N234 9900 Kgs 837416.25 Korea Carbon Black N326 100000 Kgs 7642346.8 Korea Carbon Black N339 108000 Kgs 8392920.62 Korea Carbon Black-N550 9.6 Mts 746002.97 Korea Carbon Black-N774 10.4 Mts 808169.88 Korea Cerium Lanthanum Oxide 500 Kgs 748154.47 UK Cerium Zirconium Oxide 1000 Kgs 1595098.05 China

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Cerium Zirconium Oxide 500 Kgs 797549.03 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 500 Kgs 797549.03 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 1000 Kgs 1595098.05 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 1000 Kgs 1595098.05 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 500 Kgs 797549.03 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 1000 Kgs 1595098.05 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 500 Kgs 797549.03 China Cerium Zirconium Oxide 500 Kgs 884068.15 China Coated Calcium Carbonate 54 Mts 452354.76 Greece Coated Calcium Carbonate 81 Mts 662579.19 Greece Coated Calcium Carbonate 27 Mts 207553.18 Egypt Coated Calcium Carbonate 156 Mts 1010036.06 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 52 Mts 471437.23 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 104 Mts 920944.68 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 52 Mts 416172.82 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 52 Mts 406388.2 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 78 Mts 598565.54 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 52 Mts 395175.32 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 78 Mts 579192.18 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 390 Mts 2894881.25 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 78 Mts 504055.19 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 52 Mts 332779.22 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 130 Mts 812598.25 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 78 Mts 714078.19 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 36 Mts 1163114.59 Malaysia Coated Calcium Carbonate 36 Mts 1134879.23 Malaysia Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 54 Mts 356819.88 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 54 Mts 348442.14 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 150 Mts 954090.44 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 108 Mts 673103.57 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 150 Mts 977030.57 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 108 Mts 657299.82 Vietnam Coated Ground Calcium Carbonate 150 Mts 991844.24 Vietnam Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 20000 Kgs 554166.8 Taiwan Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 20000 Kgs 554166.8 Taiwan Colloidal Calcium Carbonate 20000 Kgs 541137.8 Taiwan Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1739252.32 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1737888.82 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 162 Mts 1564099.94 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1737885.79 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1737885.79 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1697037.35 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 18 Mts 167800.59 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1697037.35 Malaysia Hydrated Lime (High Purity Calcium Hydroxide) 180 Mts 1697025.23 Malaysia Insoluble Sulphur( 16000 Kgs 2316029.99 Malaysia Magnesium Oxide 1000 Kgs 184937.06 Korea Magnesium Oxide (Flux) Xh 1471 40 Mts 1283710 Turkey Mono Potassium Phosphate 24000 Kgs 1809419.04 China Mono Potassium Phosphate 25 Mts 1840497.75 China Monocalcium Phosphate(Mcp 104000 Kgs 4339302.19 Tunisia Nano Precipitated Calcium Carbonate Npcc-201 1500 Kgs 69672.86 China Nano Precipitated Calcium Carbonate Npcc-201 1500 Kgs 69672.86 China Nano Precipitated Calcium Carbonate Npcca-206 5000 Kgs 178546.79 China Palladium Chloride Solution 16.38 Ltr 875860.01 Germany Palladium Chloride Solution 33.62 Ltr 1797705.34 Germany Potassium Carbonate 24 Mts 1663803.3 Thailand Potassium Carbonate 10260 Kgs 710718.92 Thailand Potassium Carbonate 13740 Kgs 951781.48 Thailand Potassium Carbonate 20000 Kgs 1636725.2 Korea

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Potassium Carbonate 96 Mts 6531395.28 Thailand Potassium Carbonate 24 Mts 1639302.72 Thailand Potassium Carbonate 5 Mts 394531.25 Korea Potassium Carbonate 20 Mts 1610950 Korea Potassium Carbonate 2 Mts 157812.5 Korea Potassium Carbonate 5 Mts 394531.25 Korea Potassium Carbonate 20 Mts 1636725.2 Korea Potassium Chlorate 25000 Kgs 1603859.8 China Potassium Chlorate 75000 Kgs 4811578.39 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3207718.59 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3207718.59 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3132347.34 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3132348.35 China Potassium Chlorate 25000 Kgs 1566174.18 China Potassium Chlorate 25000 Kgs 1566174.18 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3132348.35 China Potassium Chlorate 50000 Kgs 3132348.35 China Potassium Chloride 494.64 Mts 10410783.12 Jordan Potassium Chloride 494.06 Mts 10390455.93 Jordan Potassium Humate 24000 Kgs 830583.6 China Potassium Humate Granule 48000 Kgs 2474419.2 China Potassium Hydroxide 20000 Kgs 1404748.4 Taiwan Potassium Hydroxide 20000 Kgs 1371721.4 Taiwan Potassium Hydroxide 20000 Kgs 1371721.4 China Potassium Hydroxide 25000 Kgs 1756550.08 China Potassium Hydroxide 10000 Kgs 729906.8 China Potassium Hydroxide 20000 Kgs 1533624.4 Korea Potassium Hydroxide 40 Mts 2768612 Taiwan Potassium Hydroxide 20000 Kgs 1507849.2 Spain Potassium Hydroxide 20336 Kgs 1526629.01 China Potassium Hydroxide 4664 Kgs 350127.74 China Potassium Nitrate 25 Mts 1506238.25 Jordan Potassium Nitrate Crystaline 408 Mts 23105325.6 Chile Potassium Sulphate 100000 Kgs 5399904.4 Jordan Potassium Titanate 140 Kgs 144448.83 Japan Potassium Titanate 310 Kgs 162080.82 Japan Potassium Titanate 4000 Kgs 2603295.2 Japan Potassium Titanate 2000 Kgs 1301647.6 Japan Potassium Titanate 2000 Kgs 1301647.6 Japan Potassium Titanium Oxide Terracess Pm 3640 Kgs 2746631.09 China Praytab 20(Dicalcium Phosphate Anhydrous) 14696.39 Kgs 1793997.44 USA Prepared Calcium Carbonate (Technical Grade) 32000 Kgs 1010387.84 Taiwan Prepared Calcium Carbonate (Technical Grade) ( 32000 Kgs 1011179.68 Taiwan Prepared Calcium Carbonate) 32000 Kgs 1011179.68 Taiwan Rutile Titanium Dioxide 30 Mts 4832850 Saudi Arabia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 30 Mts 4832850 Saudi Arabia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 30 Mts 4832850 Saudi Arabia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20 Mts 3221900 Saudi Arabia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 40000 Kgs 6642315.5 Saudi Arabia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 8000 Kgs 1317545 Australia Rutile Titanium Dioxide 280000 Kgs 52043684 Taiwan Rutile Titanium Dioxide 100000 Kgs 18587030 Taiwan Rutile Titanium Dioxide 22000 Kgs 3332999.6 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 40000 Kgs 5481522.5 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20 Mts 2738615 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2605012.2 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2479166.2 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2699952.2 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2702068.15 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2702068.15 China

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Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2699952.2 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2573550.7 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2573550.7 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2573550.7 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2636473.7 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2831045.15 China Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 3873047 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 40000 Kgs 7299068 Taiwan Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 3737404 Taiwan Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 3876178 Mexico Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 3775380 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 60000 Kgs 10904667 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 100000 Kgs 18701665 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 100000 Kgs 18687020 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 100000 Kgs 18174445 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 3649534 USA Rutile Titanium Dioxide 20000 Kgs 2809496.8 China Silicon Dioxide 2000 Kgs 471744.61 Japan Silicon Dioxide 2000 Kgs 471744.61 Japan Silicon Oxide Powder 1380 Kgs 262510.86 Japan Silver Nitrate Solution 4967.31 Ltr 30479061 Germany Silver Nitrate Solution 632.69 Ltr 3882140.86 Germany Soda Ash ( Sodium Carbonate Dense) 250000 Kgs 3766199.17 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 250000 Kgs 3946201.81 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 436900 Kgs 6770461.75 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 63100 Kgs 977835.06 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 250000 Kgs 3843525.21 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 274000 Kgs 4231144.35 China Soda Ash - Sodium Carbonate Dense 226000 Kgs 3489921.99 China Soda Ash (Sodium Carbonate Dense)99% Na2 C03 500000 Kgs 7574737.54 China Soda Ash Light 183.62 Mts 2897356.93 China Soda Ash Light 152.03 Mts 2398895.41 China Soda Ash Light 6.06 Mts 95621.3 China Soda Ash Light 78.29 Mts 1235345.14 China Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 500000 Kgs 7928298 Italy Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 141672 Kgs 2246435.67 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 357078 Kgs 5662041.59 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 357823 Kgs 5673854.75 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 140927 Kgs 2234622.51 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 500000 Kgs 7928298 Italy Soda Solvay Dense Sodium Carbonate 500000 Kgs 7928298 Italy Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 300000 Kgs 5024497.5 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 500 Mts 7240437.5 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 130068 Kgs 1883498.45 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 11933 Kgs 172800.28 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 98576 Kgs 1427466.73 Bulgaria Soda Solvay Light Sodium Carbonate 259423 Kgs 3756672.04 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 262500 Kgs 4262573.7 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 236250 Kgs 3836316.33 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 236250 Kgs 3836316.33 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 262500 Kgs 4262573.7 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 262500 Kgs 4162356.45 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 236250 Kgs 3746120.81 Bulgaria Sodasolvay Sodium Carbonate Dense Soda Ash 350000 Kgs 5683431.6 Germany Sodium Bicarbonate 49000 Kgs 765956.73 Italy Sodium Bicarbonate 44000 Kgs 687797.88 Bulgaria Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate 20 Mts 1701379.34 Thailand Sodium Azide 14000 Kgs 5249557.37 China Sodium Azide 11000 Kgs 4322067.75 China Sodium Azide 6000 Kgs 2328858 China

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Sodium Azide 6000 Kgs 2328858 China Sodium Azide 12000 Kgs 5103489.6 China Sodium Bicarbonate 200 Mts 3378753 China Sodium Bicarbonate 53.8 Mts 736787.72 China Sodium Bicarbonate 54000 Kgs 869913 China Sodium Bicarbonate 44 Mts 738659.46 Bulgaria Sodium Bicarbonate 55 Mts 799808.9 China Sodium Bicarbonate 110 Mts 1591951.9 China Sodium Bicarbonate 44000 Kgs 738659.46 Bulgaria Sodium Bicarbonate 82.5 Mts 1434514.55 China Sodium Bicarbonate 135 Mts 2123651.25 China Sodium Bicarbonate 11722.56 Kgs 183668.49 China Sodium Bicarbonate 25959.33 Kgs 406729.5 China Sodium Bicarbonate 46924.35 Kgs 735208.39 China Sodium Bicarbonate 3614.96 Kgs 56639.01 China Sodium Bicarbonate 111482.17 Kgs 1746697.11 China Sodium Bicarbonate 30876.48 Kgs 483771.16 China Sodium Bicarbonate 1777.87 Kgs 27855.58 China Sodium Bicarbonate 37642.27 Kgs 589777.22 China Sodium Bicarbonate 110000 Kgs 1808152.5 Bulgaria Sodium Bicarbonate 13000 Kgs 213690.75 Bulgaria Sodium Borohydride 8000 Kgs 10705091 USA Sodium Borohydride 8000 Kgs 10705091 USA Sodium Borohydride 6000 Kgs 7932085.5 China Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 3901238.63 USA Sodium Borohydride 2000 Kgs 2592266 China Sodium Borohydride 16000 Kgs 21393416 USA Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 3891807.75 USA Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 3888399 China Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 4014409.13 USA Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 4014409.13 USA Sodium Borohydride 2000 Kgs 2676272.75 USA Sodium Borohydride 3000 Kgs 4014409.13 USA Sodium Borohydride 1000 Kgs 1224112.35 USA Sodium Borohydride 1800 Kgs 2197962 USA Sodium Borohydride 1100 Kgs 1343199 USA Sodium Borosilicate Hollow Microspheres 1800 Kgs 370003 Australia Sodium Borosilicate Hollow Microspheres 4950 Kgs 1301389.84 Australia Sodium Carbonate Light (Soda Ash) 500 Mts 8218875 Bulgaria Sodium Chlorate 126 Mts 5334306.92 France Sodium Chlorate 126 Mts 5334306.92 France Sodium Chlorite 20000 Kgs 817999 China Sodium Cocyl Glutamate 625 Kgs 144221.69 Italy Sodium Cryolite 20000 Kgs 1286182.48 China Sodium Diacetate 15000 Kgs 915529.65 China Sodium Dichromate Crystals 106250 Kgs 8934731.44 South Africa Sodium Dichromate Crystals 21250 Kgs 1778361.29 South Africa Sodium Dichromate Crystals- 21250 Kgs 1778361.29 South Africa Sodium Ligno Sulphonate) 24 Mts 804186.24 South Africa Sodium Metabisulphite (96% Min Industry Grade) 50 Mts 1034579.36 China Sodium Metabisulphite (96% Min Industry Grade) 323 Mts 1019040.51 China Sodium Stearate 700 Kgs 190032.97 Japan Sodium Stearate 700 Kgs 190032.97 Japan Sodium Sulphide Flakes 25 Mts 723614.5 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 50000 Kgs 3058689.56 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 75000 Kgs 4588034.33 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 50 Mts 2998715.25 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 100000 Kgs 5820377.5 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 100000 Kgs 5820377.5 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 100000 Kgs 5820377.5 China

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Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 50000 Kgs 2996367 China Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 20 Mts 1741189.5 Thailand Sodium Tripoly Phosphate Tech Grade 3 Mts 180194.1 Russia Sodium Tripolyphosphate 5 Ton 441513.67 Belgium Sodium Tripolyphosphate 5000 Kgs 445427.17 Belgium Sodium Tripolyphosphate 20000 Kgs 2494508.1 Belgium Solution:Sodium Hypochlorite ( 500 Kgs 66253.51 Singapore Special Fused Aluminium Oxide 500 Kgs 37260.31 Brazil Special Fused Aluminium Oxide 500 Kgs 37260.31 Brazil Special Fused Aluminium Oxide 1000 Kgs 74520.61 Brazil Special Fused Aluminium Oxide 1000 Kgs 74520.61 Brazil Special Fused Aluminium Oxide 1000 Kgs 74520.61 Brazil Ti-Pure Titanium Dioxide 3000 Kgs 570155.1 USA Ti-Pure Titanium Dioxide 3000 Kgs 570155.1 USA Titanium Dioxide 360 Kgs 367507.06 Germany Titanium Dioxide Lomon R-996 40000 Kgs 5169753.68 China Titanium Dioxide R-730 20000 Kgs 2760107.8 China Titanium Dioxide R-996 22000 Kgs 2908431.35 China Titanium Dioxide R-996 22000 Kgs 3014000.16 China Titanium Dioxide Rutile 4000 Kgs 661550 Finland Titanium Dioxide Tiona 595 20000 Kgs 3544090 USA Tricalcium Phosphate (Tcp) 10500 Kgs 1354258.5 Japan Zinc Chloride (Anhydrous 24000 Kgs 1733450.88 China Zinc Of Purity 99% Strips 790.16 Kgs 285475.14 USA Zinc Of Purity 99% Strips 14300.86 Kgs 4683905.27 USA Zinc Oxide Varistors 3762 Kgs 1708945.38 China Zinc Oxide Varistors 3762 Kgs 1667459.63 China Zinc Oxide White Seal 10000 Kgs 1511101.4 Malaysia Zirconium Hydroxide 400 Kgs 276297.83 USA Zirconium Nitrate Solution 250 Kgs 84159.51 UK

CATEGORY: DRUGS

Aminoguanidine Bicarbonate 10000 Kgs 1804264 China Amoxicillin Trihydrate Bp/Usp 5000 Kgs 8544726.25 China Avilamycin 11100 Kgs 9552538.61 UK Azithromycin Ip 153.73 Kgs 773852.22 China Azithromycin Ip 202.56 Kgs 1019654.63 China Azithromycin Ip 36.18 Kgs 182124.33 China Azithromycin Ip 107.53 Kgs 541288.82 China Azithromycin Ip 609.64 Kgs 3068830.22 China Azithromycin Ip 25.1 Kgs 126349.38 China Azithromycin Ip 365.26 Kgs 1838660.4 China Azithromycin Ip 2014 300 Kgs 1779882.6 China Azithromycin Ip/Usp 1000 Kgs 5411378 China Azithromycin Ip/Usp 1000 Kgs 5411378 China Azithromycin Ip/Usp 1000 Kgs 5411378 China Azithromycin Ip/Usp 1000 Kgs 5411378 China Azithromycin Ip/Usp 300 Kgs 1623413.4 China Ceftriaxone Sodium (Non-Sterile) Ip 12000 Kgs 63561643.2 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 6500 Kgs 27518247.9 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 3500 Kgs 14817518.1 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 5000 Kgs 23281510 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 15000 Kgs 69844530 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 1500 Kgs 6984453 China Ceftriaxone Sodium(Non Sterile) 3300 Kgs 15365796.6 China Clavulanate Potassium Microcristallin Cellulose 2000 Kgs 28244361.06 UK Clavulanate Potassium Microcristallin Syloid Silicon Dioxide 400 Kgs 5764675.03 UK

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Croscarmellose Sodium/Primellose/ Usp.Nf.Ph.Eur.Jp 175 Kgs 143273.55 Germany Gliclazide Bp/ Ip 200 Kgs 935744.8 China Kollidon 30 1000 Kgs 858298 USA Levofloxacin Hemihydrate Ip 2000 Kgs 4961726 China Lincomycin Hcl 11% Premix 12000 Kgs 6650001.6 China Lincomycin Hcl 11% Premix 12000 Kgs 6650001.6 China Metamizole Sodium (Analgin) Bp2013 5000 Kgs 2644382 China Paracetamol Bp 7.08 Mts 1674331.22 China Paracetamol Bp 26.92 Mts 6366242.42 China Paracetamol Bp 17000 Kgs 4118876.96 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystal 62581.05 Kgs 54113779.44 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystals 62500 Kgs 52880570 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystals 62500 Kgs 51596860 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystals Ip 12500 Kgs 11598840 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystals Ip 18750 Kgs 17398260 China Penicillin G Potassium First Crystals Ip 18750 Kgs 16989210 China Phenoxymethyl Pencillin Potassium Bp2014 550 Kgs 1021497.84 China Primellose Croscarmellose Sodium Usp/Nf 8820 Kgs 7628759.78 Netherlands Primojel Sodium Starch Glycolate Type A 12600 Kgs 3845415.42 Netherlands Primojel Sodium Starch Glycolate Type A 6750 Kgs 2160533.93 Netherlands Resorcinol (1,3-Dihydroxybenzene) 5000 Kgs 1483437.5 Japan Resorcinol (1,3-Dihydroxybenzene-) 5000 Kgs 1483437.5 Japan Resorcinol (Resorsinol) 828.88 Kgs 281977.77 China Resorcinol (Resorsinol) 1049.87 Kgs 357156.65 China Resorcinol (Resorsinol) 2644.91 Kgs 899775.4 China Resorcinol (Resorsinol) 818.66 Kgs 278501.02 China Resorcinol (Resorsinol) 2657.68 Kgs 904119.64 China Roxithromycin Ep 8 200 Kgs 851248.2 China Simvastatin Ph Eur 1000 Kgs 12575257.5 China Sodium Alginate 18000 Kgs 6732599.4 China Sodium Alginate 18000 Kgs 6569161.2 China Sodium Alginats 180 Kgs 186258.49 France Sodium Alginats H-10 36 Kgs 37251.7 France Sodium Alginats H-47 36 Kgs 40213.13 France Sodium Starch Glycolate/Primojel/Usp.Nf.Ph.Eur.Jp 500 Kgs 181341.71 Netherlands Sodium Starch Glycolate/Primojel/Usp.Nf.Ph.Eur.Jp 300 Kgs 108805.03 Netherlands Sucralose Usp 647.89 Kgs 1607326.33 China Sucralose Usp 1352.11 Kgs 3354399.67 China Sulphadoxine 5000 Kgs 13854170 China Sulphadoxine Bp/Usp 3000 Kgs 7558577.4 China

CATEGORY: DYESTUFF

3402-Ca (Liquid Dyes) 150 Kgs 88482.02 Spain Biokolor Bruno G (Liquid Dyes) 250 Kgs 198856.48 Italy Biokolor Rubino (Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 37474.47 Italy Cational Black Rn2 Liq. (240 Ltrs) (Liquid Dyes) 200 Kgs 215858.9 Italy Chio 3225/55 Neutro Da ( Liquid Dyes) 120 Kgs 38660.19 Italy Colore Per Iris 2827/10 Rosso ( Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 22209.27 Italy Colore Per Iris 2827/16 Nero ( Liquid Dyes) 20 Kgs 17800.35 Italy Colore Per Iris 2827/17 Bianco ( Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 34765.03 Italy Finicolor C 3213/373 M.Sc ( Liquid Dyes) 120 Kgs 37543.76 Italy Finicolor T 3215/55 Neutro ( Liquid Dyes) 120 Kgs 33937.58 Italy Giamaica Elastico 1025/55 Neutro ( Liquid Dyes) 120 Kgs 33404.07 Italy Hv Arancio (Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 20550.52 Italy Hv Arancio (Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 20550.52 Italy Hv Blu Brillante (Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 23330.88 Italy Hv Blu Brillante (Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 23330.88 Italy Hv Giallo (Liquid Dyes) 125 Kgs 92275.86 Italy

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Hv Giallo (Liquid Dyes) 125 Kgs 92275.86 Italy Hv Giallo Limone (Liquid Dyes) 125 Kgs 110509.4 Italy Hv Giallo Limone (Liquid Dyes) 125 Kgs 110509.4 Italy Hv Nero Conc (Liquid Dyes) 400 Kgs 217271.36 Italy Hv Nero Conc (Liquid Dyes) 400 Kgs 217271.36 Italy Hv Verde (Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 19744.62 Italy Hv Verde (Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 19744.62 Italy Iris Opaco 2213/55 Extra Dens Neutro ( Liquid Dyes) 500 Kgs 196610.74 Italy Lacsolvent Chestnut [ Liquid Dyes] 200 Kgs 103455.01 Italy Ld Blu Brillante ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 49550.84 Italy Ld Blu Marino ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 53006.94 Italy Ld Bruno Giallo ( Liquid Dyes) 75 Kgs 83730.07 Italy Ld Bruno Scuro ( Liquid Dyes) 100 Kgs 110916.73 Italy Ld Fuxia ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 56623.79 Italy Ld Giallo ( Liquid Dyes) 75 Kgs 81499.68 Italy Ld Giallo Limone ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 52243.38 Italy Ld Rosso Scarlatto ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 53649.94 Italy Ld Turchese ( Liquid Dyes) 50 Kgs 43040.51 Italy NabUK Liquido 7013 ( Liquid Dyes) 120 Kgs 26023.75 Italy Nubio Opaco 2233/316 Nero ( Liquid Dyes) 900 Kgs 370497.62 Italy Nubio Opaco 2233/55 Neutro ( Liquid Dyes) 450 Kgs 148199.05 Italy Nubio Opaco 2233/55 Neutro ( Liquid Dyes) 450 Kgs 185248.81 Italy Policolor 9011/113 Mar ( Liquid Dyes) 25 Kgs 8266.21 Italy Tingipelle Conc 8027 (Liquid Dyes) 640 Kgs 204185.36 Italy Tuniver 3415/55 Neutro (Liquid Dyes) 180 Kgs 52314.26 Italy

CATEGORY: METAL

Aluminium Alloy Ingot 51890 Kgs 7335716.7 UAE Aluminium Alloy Ingots 27.39 Mts 3435764.22 Sri Lanka Aluminium Alloy Ingots Adc 12 26300 Kgs 3715194.15 Malaysia Aluminium Ingots 76674 Kgs 13110544.28 Qatar Aluminium Scrap Tense 18.308 Mts 1900790.57 Saudi Arabia Aluminum Grain 100 700 Kgs 166252.43 Japan Calcium Metal (Ca: 98.5%Min, Size: 50-150mm) 10 Mts 1963197.6 China Calcium Metal (Ca: 98.5%Min, Size: 50-200mm) 941.6 Kgs 184854.69 China Calcium Metal (Ca: 98.5%Min, Size: 50-200mm) 9058.4 Kgs 1778342.91 China Calcium Metal Granule 5250 Kgs 1351316.21 China Calcium Metal Lumps (Ca: 98.5%Min, Size: 50-200mm) 10 Mts 1963197.6 China Copper Powder 394 (Raw Materials For Brake Lining) 175 Kgs 146784.93 Japan Magnesium Alloy Ingots Az91d 6234 Kgs 1082208.62 China Pure Lead(Lead Ingots) 100130 Kgs 13738297.75 Korea Refined Lead Ingots 8.061 Mts 1117659.87 Saudi Arabia Refined Lead Ingots 84.799 Mts 11757404.67 Saudi Arabia Refined Lead Ingots 4.7 Mts 651656.29 Saudi Arabia Remelted Lead Ingots 3.887 Mts 468437.56 Yemen, Remelted Lead Ingots 44.063 Mts 5310204.37 Yemen, Silicon Metal 5000 Kgs 969014.2 China Silver Bars (Silver Xag) 329 Bars 0.9990 Purity Of 10015.116 Kgs 331622524 Korea Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3172834.2 China Sodium Metal 23100 Kgs 3093382.63 France Sodium Metal 12000 Kgs 1577442.24 China Sodium Metal 12000 Kgs 1577442.24 China Sodium Metal 12000 Kgs 1552875 China Sodium Metal 12000 Kgs 1552875 China Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3065608.56 China Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3095811.6 China Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3105750 China

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Sodium Metal 23040 Kgs 3160446.11 France Sodium Metal 23040 Kgs 3239076.79 France Sodium Metal 20100 Kgs 2709097.4 China Sodium Metal 20100 Kgs 2709097.4 China Sodium Metal 20100 Kgs 2706975.94 China Sodium Metal 20100 Kgs 2706975.94 China Sodium Metal 23040 Kgs 3236540.31 France Sodium Metal 18600 Kgs 2480991.88 China Sodium Metal 18600 Kgs 2480991.88 China Sodium Metal 1500 Kgs 362961.18 China Sodium Metal 23100 Kgs 3088441.13 France Sodium Metal 23100 Kgs 3078558.11 France Sodium Metal 18600 Kgs 2480991.88 China Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3522791.98 China Sodium Metal 24000 Kgs 3522791.98 China

CATEGORY: PAINT

4620-Aa ( Pigment) 120 Kgs 27225.24 Spain 4628-Aa ( Pigment) 120 Kgs 42768.37 Spain 9125 Pc (Pigments) 300 Kgs 69965.2 Spain 9125-Pc ( Pigments) 180 Kgs 37125.32 Spain 9125-Pc ( Pigments) 322 Kgs 66413.08 Spain 9125-Pc ( Pigments) 38 Kgs 7837.57 Spain 9802-Pk (Pigments) 210 Kgs 58905.51 Spain Automotive Splendor Russet A-660k-Sp (Pearl Pigment) 1000 Kgs 2144242.63 Korea Bayferrox Red 4110 ( Pigment ) 2000 Kgs 190351.57 China Bayferrox Red 4125 ( Pigment ) 3000 Kgs 274892.54 China Discrom Blue 5002-Mf-93 (Inorganic Pigments) 740 Kgs 693191.62 Spain Discrom Blue 5002-Mf-93 (Inorganic Pigments) 740 Kgs 693191.62 Spain Discrom Red 3004-Mf-70(Inorganic Pigments) 690 Kgs 959189.85 Spain Discrom Red 3004-Mf-70(Inorganic Pigments) 690 Kgs 959189.85 Spain Ecotex P Arancio Gr (M163831k005000)Pigment 10 Kgs 12347.14 Italy Ep--A150/--C02-503-Poly Pigment White 500 Gm (Sku 10670908150) 60 Kgs 41610.99 Italy Idropal Nero Ct (Pigment) 120 Kgs 17357.33 Italy Ke - Color - Bl ( Pigment) ( Fta No : 140287061178301410 ) 10 Kgs 37583.52 Japan Lustratop Black Ds (Pigments) 200 Kgs 39673.57 Italy Lustratop Black Ds [ Pigments] 250 Kgs 47686.29 Italy Lustratop Black Ds(Pigment) 400 Kgs 66385.78 Italy Lustratop Chestnut (Pigments) 50 Kgs 11767.58 Italy Lustratop Chestnut [ Pigments] 150 Kgs 34552.36 Italy Lustratop Ochre(Pigment) 200 Kgs 36749.27 Italy Lustratop Orange Brown [ Pigments] 50 Kgs 10790.03 Italy Mikroderm C White 705 Conc Pigment 105 Kgs 29916.7 Italy Molybdate Orange Ns-38 (Inorganic Pigments) 1000 Kgs 488044.37 Spain Molybdate Orange Ns-38 (Inorganic Pigments) 1000 Kgs 488044.37 Spain Neosan 2000 Citron Liq(Pigments) 150 Kgs 143894.7 Italy Neosan 2000 Light Brown Liq 0040(Pigments) 240 Kgs 37796.34 Italy Neosan 2000 Orange 01 Liq (Pigments) 150 Kgs 113556.9 Italy Neosan 2000 Violet 01 Liq(Pigments) 30 Kgs 13909.82 Italy Nubiperf H-56 (Inorganic Pigments) 2000 Kgs 563920.75 Spain Nubiperf H-56 (Inorganic Pigments) 2000 Kgs 563920.75 Spain Nylon Multifilament Yarn 24012 Kgs 4641855.77 Thailand Pigment ( Ecocor Golden Yellow) 120 Kgs 93497.28 Italy Pigment ( Ecocor Scarlet) 60 Kgs 34152.02 Italy Pigment (Protocor Dark Brown) 60 Kgs 11951.51 Italy Pigment (Protocor Red Brown) 120 Kgs 30742.16 Italy Pigment (Protocor White 07) 105 Kgs 33664.55 Italy Pigment Orange 36 Zhl-70(Graco Code Yq2002)- 100 Kgs 193314 China

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Pigment Paste 1903/1104 Grey Violet Uv 500 Kgs 749091.75 France Pigments (Roda Kp Brown) 60 Kgs 20476.74 Italy Pigments (Roda Kp Dark Brown) 120 Kgs 43677.45 Italy Pigments (Roda Kp White) 90 Kgs 35505.54 Italy Ppe Deep Black A-Id Pa 0120 (Pigments) 1560 Kgs 196174.02 Indonesia Ppe Deep Black A-Id Pa 0120 (Pigments) 1560 Kgs 196174.02 Indonesia Ppe White A Pa (Pigments ) 320 Kgs 70348.52 Italy Repair Primer (Dpx1828) (Pigment) 215.92 Kgs 171377.05 USA Roda Cor Ni White 12 (Pigment) 50 Kgs 57975.26 Italy Roda Kp Orange (Pigment) 30 Kgs 15766.29 Italy Roda Kp Yellow (Pigment) 30 Kgs 20508.59 Italy Roda Lite White 07 (Pigment) 105 Kgs 36150.74 Italy Sarkol Ct 1021 Black [Pigments] 480 Kgs 114594.6 Turkey Sarkol K Black 300 [Pigments] 180 Kgs 25924.68 Turkey Skincolor Black E Pigment 300 Kgs 54392.38 Italy Skincolor Blue E Pigment 90 Kgs 19262.86 Italy Skincolor Dark Brown E Pigment 120 Kgs 21756.95 Italy Skincolor Ocra E Pigment 60 Kgs 10878.48 Italy Skincolor Red E Pigment 90 Kgs 35819.37 Italy Skincolor White E Pigment 120 Kgs 24940.9 Italy Solaris Bianco (Pigment) 400 Kgs 96156.05 Italy Soleda K Bianco (Pigment) 600 Kgs 156734.36 Italy Soleda K Blu (Pigment) 510 Kgs 265631.08 Italy Soleda K Ciclamino (Pigment) 90 Kgs 71395.86 Italy Soleda K Ocra (Pigment) 510 Kgs 125050.94 Italy Soleda K Verde (Pigment) 90 Kgs 49039.58 Italy Soleda K Violetto (Pigment) 90 Kgs 721170.35 Italy Soleda Lux Black (Pigment) 510 Kgs 64977.45 Italy Soleda Lux Blue (Pigment) 510 Kgs 136902.17 Italy Soleda Lux Fuxia (Pigment) 150 Kgs 84016.35 Italy Soleda Lux Green (Pigment) 150 Kgs 48078.02 Italy Sp K Top Nero Extra (Pigment) 1200 Kgs 210854.93 Italy Sp K Top Nero Extra (Pigments) 480 Kgs 96830.41 Italy Sp K Top Nero Extra(Pigment) 90 Kgs 19678.64 Italy Sparkle Silver Premier J1523 Aluminum Paste (14kj01107) (Pigment) 700 Kgs 581475.41 China Special Black 2611 (Pigments) 200 Kgs 46229.8 Italy Special Black 2611(Pigment) 1000 Kgs 205134.06 Italy Sun Red 202 (51r72-7518) (Pigment) 362.874 Kgs 419058.64 USA Texilac Cat-Eye(M167365k001000)Pigment 30 Kgs 125457.66 Italy Texilac Colorante Bco X Corros (M167341k005000)Pigment 50 Kgs 32555.84 Italy Texilac Colorante Bianco (M167301k001000)Pigment 50 Kgs 27475.4 Italy Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 10000 Kgs 1625494 Malaysia Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 10000 Kgs 1767500 Malaysia Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 5000 Kgs 834165.31 Malaysia Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 5000 Kgs 834165.31 Malaysia Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 20000 Kgs 3995156 Taiwan Titanium Dioxide Rutile Tioxide Tr92 (Pigments) 20000 Kgs 3995156 Taiwan Ultramarine Blue Fp-64(Inorganic Pigments) 2000 Kgs 415914.97 Spain Ultramarine Blue Fp-64(Inorganic Pigments) 2000 Kgs 415914.97 Spain Ultramarine Blue Ra-40(Inorganic Pigments) 3000 Kgs 963911.05 Spain Ultramarine Blue Ra-40(Inorganic Pigments) 3000 Kgs 963911.05 Spain Ultramarine Violet V-2 (Inorganic Pigments) 1250 Kgs 419193.58 Spain Ultramarine Violet V-2 (Inorganic Pigments) 1250 Kgs 419193.58 Spain Ultramarine Violet V-5 (Inorganic Pigments) 10000 Kgs 3353548.65 Spain Ultramarine Violet V-5 (Inorganic Pigments) 10000 Kgs 3353548.65 Spain

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CATEGORY: PLASTIC

Expanded Polypropylene Beads 1776 Kgs 606542.01 Korea Expanded Polypropylene Beads 1776 Kgs 606542.01 Korea Expanded Polypropylene Beads ( Arpro5118-45p W) 786.3 Kgs 293872.07 Singapore Expanded Polypropylene Beads ( Arpro5319-30p W) 480 Kgs 168569.81 Singapore Expanded Polypropylene Beads Arpro5911-5pw 6400 Kgs 2165116.8 Singapore Expanded Polypropylene Beads G20p (Epp 20p Grey) 1000 Kgs 393071.8 Korea HDPECc Red Recycled Granules 23.69 Mts 1956383.33 Korea HDPE Cc Red Recycled Granules 23.72 Mts 1958782.69 Korea HDPE Granules Grade 16000 Kgs 1237209.6 Singapore HDPE Granules Grade Hta001hd 51000 Kgs 5097815.93 Saudi Arabia HDPE Granules Grade Hxm Tr-571 32000 Kgs 3198044.81 Qatar HDPE Granules Grade: 16000 Kgs 1237209.6 Singapore HDPE P6006n (Granules) Sabic 74.25 Mts 7421820.24 Saudi Arabia HDPE Powder High Density Polyethylen 14000 Kgs 2043379.24 China HDPE Reprocessed Chips 26400 Kgs 1481713.15 Malaysia High Density Polyethylene - HDPE F5101 95.6137 Mts 8993066.07 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene - HDPE F5101 3.3863 Mts 318502.68 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) 21400 Kgs 4660518.75 Poland High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) - He1344 Bag 11000 Kgs 1630281.4 Sweden High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) - He1344 Bag 11000 Kgs 1630281.4 Sweden High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) - He3366 Borstar 26000 Kgs 2747636.32 UAE High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) - He3366 Borstar 26000 Kgs 2747636.32 UAE High Density Polyethylene Grade: Hta001hd 49500 Kgs 4229517.01 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene Grade: Hta001hd 49500 Kgs 4229517.01 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene Grade: Hta001hd 49500 Kgs 4229517.01 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene Grade: Hta001hd 49500 Kgs 4229517.01 Saudi Arabia High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 12600 Kgs 1491722.63 Japan High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 42000 Kgs 4972408.77 Japan High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 13300 Kgs 1574596.11 Japan High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 42000 Kgs 4972408.77 Japan High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 13300 Kgs 1574596.11 Japan High Density Polyethylene Hb111r 13300 Kgs 1574596.11 Japan High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4862236.59 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4862236.75 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4862236.75 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4176240.71 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4176240.71 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4176240.71 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 48 Mts 4176240.71 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 16 Mts 1620745.58 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 32 Mts 3241491.17 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 32 Mts 3241491.17 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 16 Mts 1620745.58 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 16 Mts 1620745.58 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 32 Mts 3241491.17 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 32 Mts 3241491.17 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Marlex Hxm Tr-571 16 Mts 1620745.58 Qatar High Density Polyethylene Xlpep Revolve Xl400blk 21400 Kgs 4757457.54 Poland High Density Polyethylene Xlpep Revolve Xl400blk 21400 Kgs 4757457.54 Poland Ldpe 23h 430 49130.58 Kgs 4764643.85 Germany Ldpe 23h 430 99369.42 Kgs 9636765.87 Germany Ldpe Eltex (R) Med Ph27d630 (Low Density Polyethylene) 99 Mts 11842990.58 Norway Ldpe Grade 19 N 430 49500 Kgs 5205559.39 Belgium Ldpe Granules "Lotrene" Fd0270 16500 Kgs 1477885.53 Qatar Ldpe Granules Grade Ld4025as 16000 Kgs 1442116.2 Saudi Arabia

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LDPE Lupolen 2421h 85 Mts 8051528.1 Saudi Arabia LDPE Lupolen 2427f ( LDPE Granules ) 17000 Kgs 1715716.54 Saudi Arabia LDPE Recycled Granules 15.72 Mts 861369.01 Oman LDPE Repro Granules 16 Mts 1021324.12 Thailand LDPE Reprocessed Granules 81 Mts 4631545.99 Malaysia LDPE Sabic Grade Hp0823j -Low Density Polyethylene. 24.75 Mts 2133561.62 Saudi Arabia Le3362 Lld Polyethylene 49500 Kgs 4784521.5 UAE Linear Low Density Polyethylene 16500 Kgs 1436481.34 UAE Linear Low Density Polyethylene 96000 Kgs 13388431.69 China Linear Low Density Polyethylene 96000 Kgs 13388431.69 China Linear Low Density Polyethylene 17.25 Mts 1613018.61 Qatar Linear Low Density Polyethylene 100 Kgs 11607.93 Japan Linear Low Density Polyethylene 250 Kgs 32244.25 Japan Linear Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 16500 Kgs 1585499.43 Thailand Linear Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 49500 Kgs 4756498.3 Thailand Linear Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 49500 Kgs 4756498.3 Thailand Linear Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 49500 Kgs 4756498.3 Thailand Linear Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 49500 Kgs 4756498.3 Thailand Linear Low Density Polyethylene(LLDPE) 9.25 Mts 951767.19 Qatar Linear Low Density Polyethylene(LLDPE 51750 Kgs 5039292.61 Qatar Liner Low Density Polyethylene 625 Kgs 138160.74 Japan Liquilube(Tm)411 (High Density Polyethylene Emulsion) 816.4 Kgs 228841.25 USA LLDPE 22000 Kgs 2693508.4 Sweden LLDPE [Linear Low Density Polyethylene] 24750 Kgs 3383711.6 Netherlands LLDPE Exceed 1018ha (Polymers Of Ethylene) 24.75 Mts 2280621.92 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 6.6624 Mts 613915.78 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 67.5876 Mts 6227949.97 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 2.0571 Mts 189554.24 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 13.0679 Mts 1204159.15 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 15.125 Mts 1393713.39 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka 123.75 Mts 11403109.58 Singapore LLDPE Exceed 1018ka (Polymers Of Ethylene) 49.5 Mts 4561243.83 Singapore LLDPE Exxonmobil Ll1001kw 48 Mts 3594161.76 Singapore LLDPE Exxonmobil Ll1001kw 96 Mts 7188323.52 Singapore LLDPE Fc21hn (Linear Low Density Polyethylene) 16750 Kgs 1672971.58 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Flexible Stretch Film In 15285 Kgs 1821689.59 Malaysia LLDPE Granules Grade Fs350a 49500 Kgs 4310140.66 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Granules 'Lotrene' Q2018c 51750 Kgs 4668533.1 Qatar LLDPE Ll 1002yb 33 Mts 3228843.75 Singapore LLDPE Ll 1002yb 16.5 Mts 1676915.63 Singapore LLDPE Ll 1002yb 16.5 Mts 1676915.63 Singapore LLDPE Recycled Granules 25.7 Mts 1491312.47 Malaysia LLDPE Recycled Granules 27 Mts 1653788.14 Malaysia LLDPE Recycled Granules 54 Mts 3029145.54 Malaysia LLDPE Recycles Granules 26000 Kgs 1313706.39 Singapore LLDPE Sabic 118n - 16500 Kgs 1614421.88 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Sabic 118w 2.24 Mts 202077.57 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Sabic 118w 22.42 Mts 2022579.94 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Sabic 118w 0.09 Mts 8119.19 Saudi Arabia LLDPE Sabic 118w - Linear Low Density Polyethylene 24750 Kgs 2472002.78 Saudi Arabia Low Density Polyethylene 56000 Kgs 7144885.44 Korea Low Density Polyethylene ( LDPE ) Lotrene Fd0270qr 33 Mts 3083358.3 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE Sabic Hp0823j) 24750 Kgs 2184931.49 Saudi Arabia Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) " Lotrene" Fb3003 4.5 Mts 446555.34 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) " Lotrene" Fb5026 12 Mts 1190814.24 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) "Lotrene" Fb5026 16500 Kgs 1467253.26 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) "Lotrene" Fd0474 (16.500 Mt) 16500 Kgs 1456620.99 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) "Lotrene"Fe8004 4 Mts 391375 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Lotrene Fb5026 16.5 Mts 1649293.39 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) Lotrene Fb5026 16.5 Mts 1245875.4 Qatar

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Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE)Grade Lotrene-La0710 3.8 Mts 422878.52 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene [LDPE] "Lotrene" Fd0270 5221.1 Kgs 377806.37 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene [LDPE] "Lotrene" Fd0270 97588.49 Kgs 7061644.64 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 19n430 16500 Kgs 1717111.61 Germany Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 19n430 8800 Kgs 915792.86 Germany Low Density Polyethylene Grade: 19n430 21100 Kgs 2195821.51 Germany Low Density Polyethylene Grade: Ld 0725n 24750 Kgs 2397011.03 Saudi Arabia Low Density Polyethylene Grade: Ld1925as 32000 Kgs 3094509.96 Saudi Arabia Low Density Polyethylene(LDPE) ("Lotrene"Fd0474) 17250 Kgs 1679764.2 Qatar Low Density Polyethylene(LDPE) ("Lotrene"Fd0474) 17250 Kgs 1679764.2 Qatar Lupolen 4261ag [750 Kgs/Bag] [HDPE] 72000 Kgs 9367223.18 Korea Lupolen 4261ag [750 Kgs/Bags] [HDPE] 48000 Kgs 6249709.51 Korea Matallocene LLDPE Grade:Lh3750m 17000 Kgs 1867445.09 Korea M-LLDPE Grade:Sp1540 1000 Kgs 128876 Japan M-LLDPE Grade:Sp2040 1000 Kgs 135319.8 Japan Polyethylene Compound Grade He6062 (HDPE) 33 Mts 3458195.81 UAE Polypropylene 37.5 Mts 3791370.83 USA Polypropylene 16000 Kgs 1727775.89 Singapore Polypropylene 48000 Kgs 3359951.97 Singapore Polypropylene 48000 Kgs 3359951.97 Singapore Polypropylene 96000 Kgs 6719903.94 Singapore Polypropylene 3000 Kgs 378421.04 Korea, Polypropylene 4500 Kgs 335730.06 Korea Polypropylene 9500 Kgs 2397262.78 Japan Polypropylene 34000 Kgs 2806176.93 Korea Polypropylene Bi870 10000 Kgs 1200364.8 Korea Polypropylene Adstif Ea5076 16000 Kgs 1770538.08 Korea Polypropylene Co Polymers 120 Mts 10670932.8 Singapore Polypropylene Co Polymers 48 Mts 4168019.52 Singapore Polypropylene Co Polymers 99000 Kgs 7368163.11 Singapore Polypropylene Co Polymers 99000 Kgs 8101789.74 Singapore Polypropylene Copolymer 2000 Kgs 292869.7 Japan Polypropylene Copolymer ( Bj368mo) 26823 Kgs 2481041.94 UAE Polypropylene Copolymer ( Bj368mo) 22677 Kgs 2097550.16 UAE Polypropylene Copolymer (Ea 5076) 31509 Kgs 3231704.52 Korea Polypropylene Copolymer (Ea 5076) 31525 Kgs 3233345.55 Korea Polypropylene Copolymer (Ea 5076) 32284 Kgs 3311192 Korea Polypropylene Copolymer (Ea 5076) 33765 Kgs 3463090 Korea Polypropylene Copolymer (Ea 5076) 6917 Kgs 709438.58 Korea Polypropylene Copolymer (Ep 540u) 68000 Kgs 6846022.4 Korea Polypropylene Co-Polymers 29.49 Mts 3563018.66 Singapore Polypropylene Co-Polymers 18.51 Mts 2236401.34 Singapore Polypropylene Exxpol Enhance Pp8224e1 8.75 Mts 1177282.26 USA Polypropylene Exxtral Bmv21210000 24 Mts 2899710 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Bmv21210000 8.25 Mts 996775.31 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Bmv21210000 3.75 Mts 453079.69 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Bmv21210000 24 Mts 2899710 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Bmv212w30602 Zct Mid Grey 12 Mts 1519448.04 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Cmv 208 10601 48 Mts 5047815.17 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Cmv 208.30601 18.5086 Mts 1946416.49 Singapore Polypropylene Exxtral Cmv 208.30601 5.4914 Mts 577491.09 Singapore Polypropylene Grade 1102k 49500 Kgs 4656114.85 Saudi Arabia Polypropylene Grade: Moplen Ep5091 5000 Kgs 577593.75 Korea Polypropylene Grade: Sb9230 10000 Kgs 1164833 Korea Polypropylene Granuels (Grade:Ppcp B350f) 18000 Kgs 2174782.5 Korea Polypropylene Granules Be961mo 49500 Kgs 4561243.83 UAE Polypropylene Strip (For Packing) 1921600 Pcs 176 Kgs 127033.19 China Polypropylene Strip (For Packing) 2880000 Pcs 288 Kgs 188790.71 China Polypropylene70% + Glass Filler 30% 4500 Kgs 449536.86 Korea Polypropylene70% + Glass Filler 30% 3000 Kgs 299691.24 Korea

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Reprocessed LDPE Granules 54 Mts 3521520.94 Malaysia Reprocessed LLDPE Granules 51 Mts 2827026.71 Malaysia Reprocessed LLDPE Plastic Granules 108 Mts 5946768.76 Malaysia Reprocessed LLDPE Plastic Granules 54 Mts 2759162.38 Malaysia Reprocessed Polypropylene Granules 26 Mts 1440833.68 Malaysia

CATEGORY: RESIN

Abs Resin Gp 8000 Kgs 1123798.72 Malaysia Abs Resin Gp 8000 Kgs 1123798.72 Malaysia D10751857 - Zytel (R) 101l Nc010 Nylon Resin (Nylon Chips) 10000 Kgs 2083125 USA D10751857 - Zytel (R) 101l Nc010 Nylon Resin (Nylon Chips) 10000 Kgs 1883064.2 USA D10751857 - Zytel (R) 101l Nc010 Nylon Resin (Nylon Chips) 10000 Kgs 2126454 USA D10751857 - Zytel (R) 101l Nc010 Nylon Resin [Nylon Chips] 10000 Kgs 2076459 USA D10751857 - Zytel (R) 101l Nc010 Nylon Resin [Nylon Chips] 10000 Kgs 2076459 USA D10786445 - Zytel (R) 45hsb Nc010 Nylon Resin 4000 Kgs 1097377.12 USA D10786445 - Zytel (R) 45hsb Nc010 Nylon Resin 5000 Kgs 1405849.3 USA D10786445 - Zytel (R) 45hsb Nc010 Nylon Resin 2000 Kgs 562339.72 USA D10786445 Zytel R 45 Hsb Nc010 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 355328.1 USA D10790340 - Zytel (R) 70g50hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 2350 Kgs 523945.38 Korea D10792224 - Zytel (R) 73g30l Nc010 Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 136608.56 Thailand D10792665 - Zytel (R) Efe7374 Bk416 Nylon Resin 6000 Kgs 1253426.16 China D10792972 - Zytel (R) 70g25hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 3000 Kgs 602173.11 China D10792972 - Zytel (R) 70g25hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 3000 Kgs 602173.11 China D10793004 - Zytel (R) 70g30hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 190736.48 China D10793004 - Zytel (R) 70g30hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 2000 Kgs 381472.96 China D10793004 - Zytel (R) 70g30hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 186252.08 China D10793004 - Zytel(R) 70g30hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 2000 Kgs 381472.96 China D10793004 - Zytel(R) 70g30hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 2000 Kgs 372504.16 China D10793250 - Zytel (R) 70g33l Bk031 Nylon Resin 8000 Kgs 1417636 Korea D10793250 - Zytel(R) 70g33l Bk031 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 3000 Kgs 531613.5 Korea D10795990 - Zytel (R) Fr72g25v0 Nc010 Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 327345.04 China D10796642 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Nc010 Nylon Resin 4000 Kgs 1160793 China D10796642 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Nc010 Nylon Resin 5000 Kgs 1450991.25 China D10796642 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Nc010 Nylon Resin 5000 Kgs 1450991.25 China D10796642 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Nc010 Nylon Resin 10000 Kgs 2901982.5 China D10796642 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Nc010 Nylon Resin 12000 Kgs 3479652 China D10796642 - Zytel(R) Fr50 Nc010 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 1000 Kgs 289971 China D10796642 - Zytel(R) Fr50 Nc010 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 2000 Kgs 566307 China D10810516 - Zytel(R) 70g33l Nc010 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 3000 Kgs 515339.37 China D10906520 - Zytel (R) 103hsl Nc010 Nylon Resin [Nylon Chips] 7000 Kgs 1542645.72 Singapore D10919895 - Zytel (R) Mt409ahs Nc010 Nylon Resin 2000 Kgs 451066 China D10919895 - Zytel (R) Mt409ahs Nc010 Nylon Resin 2000 Kgs 451066 China D11077430 - Zytel (R) 3189hsl Bkb010 Nylon Resin 7000 Kgs 2076529.7 Korea D11077430 - Zytel (R) 3189hsl Bkb010 Nylon Resin 3000 Kgs 868337.4 Korea D11088712 - Zytel (R) Fr50 Bk153j Nylon Resin 1000 Kgs 299636.7 China D11148044 - Zytel(R) Fe15032hs Bk032n Nylon Resin (Polyamides) 1000 Kgs 183735.16 Thailand D14284349 - 612 Nylon Resin 151 Nc010w - 518 - Nylon 612 Resin 5085 Kgs 3422881.51 China D14284349 - 612 Nylon Resin 151 Nc010w-518 - Nylon 612 Resin 7891 Kgs 5186809.77 China Exxonmobil Ll6201xr - 5050938 (Linear Low Density Polyethylene Resin) 33 Mts 3508649.1 Saudi Arabia HDPE Granules(HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin) 74250 Kgs 6937556.18 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain

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HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 11513.25 Kgs 1038647.12 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2232776.7 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethylene} 13236.75 Kgs 1194129.58 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 24750 Kgs 2456054.37 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 24750 Kgs 2456054.37 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 16285.05 Kgs 1616039.12 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 8464.95 Kgs 840015.25 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 24750 Kgs 2456054.37 Spain HDPE Kt 10000 Ue Polyethylene Resin {High Density Polyethyleresin} 24750 Kgs 2456054.37 Spain HDPE Resin Novatech Hj221 Natural 3000 Kgs 502433.34 Japan High Density Polyethylene Resin H2001 54000 Kgs 5741425.8 Thailand High Density Polyethylene Resin Unithene Lh6208 2000 Kgs 217156.06 Taiwan High Density Polyethylene Resin Unithene Lh901 638000 Kgs 69272783.14 Taiwan Hydrocarbon Resin T-Rez Ra 100 (M2526) 3200 Kgs 486765.52 Japan Hydrocarbon Resin T-Rez Ra 100 (M2526) 3200 Kgs 486765.52 Japan Hydrocarbon Resin T-Rez Ra 100 (M2526) 3200 Kgs 486765.52 Japan Lk-170 Pvc Copolymer Resin Pl D2 41974 2 1000 Kgs 132742.28 Korea Novalloy Lbg640 Mhf139cb Grey - (Polycarbonate + Pbt Resin) 2000 Kgs 512764.1 Malaysia Novalloy S8p00 60000 Natural - (Polycarbonate + Abs Resin) 1975 Kgs 490589.43 Malaysia Nylon Resin - Zytel (R) 1000 Kgs 471779.6 China Nylon Resin (Ryn) (Primary Forms) 4200 Kgs 1150001.53 Korea Phenolic Resin 236 (Raw Material For Brake Lining) 1500 Kgs 629078.28 Japan Phenolic Resin 347 (Raw Material For Brake Lining) 800 Kgs 724858.37 Japan Phenolic Resin 347 (Raw Material For Brake Lining) 800 Kgs 724858.37 Japan Phenolic Resins Mat No- Fm4005d-Green 319.329 Kgs 411496.81 USA Polyacetal Resin 1000 Kgs 262069.34 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 50 Kgs 47361.93 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 6000 Kgs 1091064.22 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 1000 Kgs 173016.03 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 6000 Kgs 625177.48 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 2000 Kgs 452097.01 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin 800 Kgs 262700.84 Malaysia Polyacetal Resin " Tenac" Hc750 (Actual User) 5 Mts 1143774.5 Japan Polycarbonate Resin 16000 Kgs 2600176.32 Thailand Polycarbonate Resin 16000 Kgs 2598140.16 Thailand Polycarbonate Resin 16000 Kgs 2600176.32 Thailand Polycarbonate Resin 16000 Kgs 2549272.32 Thailand Polycarbonate Resin 16000 Kgs 2567209.92 Thailand Polycarbonate Resin 32000 Kgs 5278760.96 Thailand Polypropylene Resin Copolymer 17000 Kgs 1796170.87 Thailand Polypropylene Resin Copolymer 17000 Kgs 1796170.87 Thailand Polypropylene Resin Black (H100t) 62000 Kgs 4452166.84 Thailand Polypropylene Resin Black (H130t) 15500 Kgs 1306386.98 Thailand Polypropylene Resin Copolymer 34000 Kgs 3632965.96 Thailand Polyvinyl Chloride Resin Suspension Grade: S-65d(Powder Form) 99000 Kgs 6693080.63 Taiwan Polyvinyl Chloride Resin Suspension Grade: S-65d(Powder Form) 99000 Kgs 6693080.63 Taiwan Polyvinyl Chloride Resin Suspension Grade: S-65d(Powder Form) 49500 Kgs 3346540.31 Taiwan Resimix Rl-4 (Melamine Resin) 200 Kgs 672404.35 Japan Resin Pc (0103-007285) (Polycarbonate ) 1000 Kgs 171605.04 Korea Resin Pp (Mt43,Honesty Blue Light,Bl0141,D)(0103-010285)(Polypropylene) 500 Kgs 59368.56 Korea Resin Pp (Mt43,Honesty Blue Light,Bl0141,D)(0103-010285)(Polypropylene) 500 Kgs 59368.56 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 500 Kgs 53590.85 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 1000 Kgs 107181.71 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 1500 Kgs 160772.56 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 1000 Kgs 107181.71 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 500 Kgs 53590.85 Korea Resin Pp (Rt43,Gy-37e,-D) (0103-007677) (Polypropylene) 1000 Kgs 107181.71 Korea Rtp 152 Black - Plastic Pp Resin Compound Polypropylene 493 Kgs 121746.37 Singapore Shonol Crm-0909 (Phenolic Resin) 300 Kgs 169536.38 Korea Zytel (R) 101f Nc010 25 Kg Bag Nylon Resin 12000 Kgs 2318840.09 USA

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CATEGORY: WAX

Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 58-60 Degrees Centigrade Meltingpoint 40 Mts 3408750 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax M.P. 58/60 Deg.C.(Kunlun Brand) 41 Mts 3452041.13 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 125/130 15680 Kgs 1990464.04 Japan Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 52/54 11000 Kgs 992345.2 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 52/54 30000 Kgs 2706396 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 58/60 21000 Kgs 1927776.9 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 64/66 40000 Kgs 3647190.8 China Fully Refined Paraffin Wax 64/66 Deg.C 20 Mts 1734157.88 China Lustral Wax Pul(Wax For Pull Up) 330 Kgs 53669.94 Italy Lustral Wax Bsh (Oil For Pull Up) 900 Kgs 248612.67 Italy Lustral Wax Cf (Wax Emulsion) 500 Kgs 80909.45 Italy Lustral Wax Pn (Wax For Pullup) 330 Kgs 65266.96 Italy Paraffin Wax Pg00509(Made In France) ( 3000 Kgs 463455.46 France Varazon 5998 (Parafin Wax) (Pastilles) 22.4 Mts 2744630.56 Germany