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Trades about 24% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Established in 1965 and based in Minto, Australia, Redox Limited is a global provider and distributor of essential chemicals, ingredients, and raw materials. Its operations span Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and numerous other international regions. The company's comprehensive product catalog serves a multitude of industries, offering everything from food additives (like proteins, sweeteners, and thickeners), vitamins, and amino acids for the food and beverage and human health sectors, to animal feed supplements, fertilizers, and crop protection agents for agriculture. For personal care and hygiene, Redox supplies emollients, sunscreens, and surfactants. Industrial applications are met with a broad selection of solvents, processing aids, waxes, and specialized chemicals for surface coatings, textiles, lubricants, and mining. Furthermore, Redox provides critical solutions for water treatment, including pool chemicals, pH adjusters, and biocides, as well as construction materials like roading additives, gypsum, concrete admixtures, and insulation components. Its diverse clientele includes businesses in detergents, metals, building and construction, oil and gas, rubber, plastics, and foam manufacturing.
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