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MCON Rasayan India Ltd. is engaged in the manufacturing and sale of modern building materials and construction chemicals, serving both Indian and international markets. The company's diverse product portfolio includes admixtures and curing compounds for concrete, tile adhesives, tile jointing grouts, waterproofing systems, ready-mix plasters, and ready-mix mortars. Additionally, it offers paints, surface finish products such as wall putty and external texture paints, concrete repair systems, anti-corrosive systems, sealants, engineering grouts, and floor hardeners. MCON Rasayan primarily targets the civil engineering, construction, and infrastructure industries, supplying its products to developers, contractors, and industrial sectors. The company operates manufacturing facilities in Gujarat, maintains an in-house research and development center, and is expanding its production capacity through outsourcing arrangements across India to meet increasing demand. MCON Rasayan India Ltd. holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and ISO 45001:2018 certifications, and some of its products are ISI certified.
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