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Trades about 53% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Founded in 1979 and based in Mumbai, India, Fineotex Chemical Limited is a global manufacturer and distributor of a broad spectrum of specialty and auxiliary chemicals. The company develops tailored chemical solutions for the textile industry, covering every stage from pretreatment and dyeing to printing and finishing. Beyond textiles, their extensive product range includes water treatment chemicals, paper adhesives, and defoamers. They also provide essential chemicals such as benzalkonium chloride (BKC), barite, hematite, magnesium chloride, and calcium chloride. Fineotex offers a complete line of drilling fluid chemicals, with both water-based (e.g., clay/shale inhibitors, lubricants, spotting fluids, loss circulation additives) and oil-based formulations. Furthermore, their offerings extend to cleaning and hygiene products, comprising liquid detergents, various disinfectants for hands and surfaces, sanitizing tablets, hand sanitizers, multi-surface cleaners, air fresheners, white phenyl, and detergent cakes. These diverse chemical compounds find critical applications across numerous sectors, including textiles, home care, hygiene, mining, garment manufacturing, water treatment, leather, construction, paints, agrochemicals, and adhesives.
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