The business operates from 25 facilities around the world, employs approximately 3,000 employees and generates revenue of US$1.3 billion. Dohmen, which specialises in producing textile dyes and chemicals for the automotive, carpet, and apparel sectors, and in 2015 it bought the global textile chemicals business of another German chemicals firm, BASF.Īccording to Reuters, the likely contenders for Archroma are UK-based synthetic latex/emulsions firm Synthomer as well as private equity firms Apollo Global Management and Advent International, adding that SK Capital could also retain a stake in the business under the new owner.Īrchroma has leading technologies in dyes, pigments, emulsions and surface active chemicals used in the textile, paper, coatings, construction and adhesive industries. In 2014, it bought a 49% stake in compatriot German firm M. The company has grown organically and through acquisitions. The three divisions were combined into an integrated, market-focused, and collaborative company called Archroma upon becoming independent from Clariant.Īccording to people close to the matter, the sale could value the company at US$1.5 billion, including debt. Archroma was formed in 2013 from the textile chemicals, paper specialities, and emulsions businesses of Clariant, which Clariant acquired from the former Hoechst, which now forms a key part of Archroma. SK Capital Partners, a US-based private investment firm, is planning to divest Swiss business Archroma, which it acquired from Swiss chemicals firm Clariant in 2013, according to Reuters. Saigon Exhibition & Convention Center (SECC),HCMC,Vietnam Tehran International Permanent Fairgroundīangkok International Trade & Exhibition Center, Bangna, Bangkok Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre,Muscat,Sultanate of Oman 11th Plastic, Packaging Print Technology Show
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