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Pidilite Partners With Hwaseung Chemical To Introduce Advanced Footwear Adhesives In India

Mumbai: Pidilite Industries Limited announced on 28 September 2026, that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Hwaseung Chemical to introduce advanced South Korean bonding technologies for footwear adhesives in the Indian market. Partnership Details The collaboration will bring globally benchmarked adhesive systems to India’s footwear manufacturing ecosystem. This aims to enable…

Pidilite Partners With Hwaseung Chemical To Introduce Advanced Footwear Adhesives In India

Mumbai: Pidilite Industries and Hwaseung Chemical have teamed up to bring advanced footwear adhesive technology to India's market. This strategic partnership was announced on September 28, 2026. Partnership Details The collaboration aims to introduce globally recognized adhesive systems to India's footwear manufacturing industry.

This move will help manufacturers boost product performance, reliability, and sustainability, while leveraging localized technical support. Management Commentary Sudhanshu Vats, Pidilite's Managing Director, highlighted India's growing role in global footwear manufacturing. He stated that the partnership will help enhance productivity, maintain quality, and meet global brand expectations.

Chris Hyun, Hwaseung Group's Vice-President, noted that India is one of the fastest-growing footwear manufacturing hubs worldwide. He added that the partnership will help Indian manufacturers achieve higher performance, consistency, and sustainability standards by combining Hwaseung's formulations with Pidilite's local expertise.

Product Standards The adhesive systems introduced meet international environmental and safety standards, including REACH, SVHC, Prop 65, and U.S. Clean Air Act. They also comply with ISO 14001 and RoHS requirements, and are low-VOC and non-flammable formulations. Disclaimer: This news story is based on company exchange filings and is intended for informational purposes only. Investors should conduct their own risk assessment before making any investment decisions.

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