Ceyenar Chemicals - Relation With Rubber Industry

Relation With Rubber Industry

Ceyenar Chemicals began its operations in Kolkata in the early 70s with the marketing of natural rubber. Thereafter diversified into the sale and distribution of rubber chemicals of the leading manufacturing brands in the country and later into consultancy services.

The company is a marketer of rubber chemicals and a leading rubber industry consultant in India, which has built relationships with rubber planters as well as with chemical manufacturers.

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