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Catalyzing the Future: 4 imperatives for chemical manufacturers

May 10, 2018

Over 150 years ago, chemical leaders established an industry that quickly became the backbone of our daily lives. Large-scale chemical production was a key driver of the first industrial revolution—and since then, the industry has been a cornerstone of technological progress. Recently, as businesses across the globe began to embrace digital processes, chemical firms were again at the forefront. They transformed their businesses, using technology to drive efficiencies while creating the blueprint for operational excellence.

Spotlight

SRF Limited

With a group turnover of Rs. 4600 crore (US $ 700 million), SRF is a multi-business global manufacturing entity. It has operations in 3 countries namely India, Thailand and South Africa. Building on its R&D capabilities, especially in the niche domain of Chemicals, SRF strives to stay ahead in business through innovations in operations and product development.

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Catalyzing the Future: 4 imperatives for chemical manufacturers