Dyne Chemicals LLP – New Star Emerges on the Horizon to Focus on Textile & Specialty Chemicals, Manufacturing with ‘Sustainability’

27 March 2024: Yash Patel, Partner, Dyne Chemicals LLP Shares his Vision about New Company and its Guiding Philosophy.

How did you decide to set up Dyne Chemicals LLP ?
“Make in India is the Future of India” – This gave me the inspiration to start my own company. I have more than 15 years of experience in manufacturing and marketing of textile-based printing, coating binders, auxiliaries and speciality inks. My approach in marketing has generated faith among my agents and clients. Their belief and support from family (my partners) has encouraged to start our own company and to compete with present giants in textile-related industries. We plan to market our products through dealers and distributors in India, Bangladesh, Vietnam and Turkey as well as leading direct end-users in India.

What is your USP or how you would say your company is different ?
We believe in Providing intrinsic solutions for the betterment of this industry’s future. So, we are not different; we are unique.

What is the infrastructure and details of production facility ?
We are based in Chhatral, which is located 45 minutes from Ahmedabad in Gujarat, India. Chhatral is a town in Gandhinagar district, which has its own Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation (GIDC) zone where almost 150+ manufacturing units located. We have a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility spread across 36,000 sq. ft. We will start the operations and production shortly. Our team comprises of well experienced individuals for Research & Development, Quality Control, Operators, Managers to produce best quality products.

What is the product range that you plan to manufacture ?
We are manufacturing textile printing binders, zero formaldehyde binders, single printing ink for reactive printing, disperse printing chemicals, auxiliaries (processing chemicals, finishing agents, etc.) and speciality inks (white, colour, clear stretchable and nonstretchable for piece printing).

What do you have to say as the industry is moving towards ‘sustainability’ ?
With rise of public demand for sustainable business practices in all industries, textile printing companies are looking to ink manufacturers for more eco-friendly alternatives. I believe that good and bad experiences shape your understanding well to lead you towards sustainability.

What is your ‘motto’ for success in business
My ‘motto’ for success in business is to continue powering and progressing into the future.

What is your approach to keep yourself aware with latest trends, technology and developments in the industry ?
My approach can be summed up as ‘learn today apply tomorrow and achieve in the future, repeat towards the fast-moving world.’

How would you describe the transformation taking place in the printing industry ?
India’s traditional strength in garment exports has been value additions and one of the basic techniques, which have always been strong from the country is printing, be it hand block printing or more recently screen and rotary printing. Adding a new dimension to the art of printing, digital printers are fast becoming a rage. It is becoming a challenge for technology providers in printing to satisfy the creative and commercial needs of the industry.

What have been the demand development drivers ?
Manufacturers and retailers work at a frantic pace, to make and sell trendy garments at competitive prices. With today’s fashion, apparels have to be both functional and stylish. Growing demands in the customer expectations and distinct performance requirements in the end user industries require focus on providing product and application know-how to the ultimate consumers. Attempts made by businesses to come up with innovative solutions manipulate
the market for specialty chemicals.

What are the factors fuelling growth ?
The modern-day apparel industry is witnessing high growth trends owing to the development of innovative designs, growing accessibility to preferable fashion choices and the adoption of good marketing strategies by textile industry players. The increased exposure to the internet and e-commerce among consumers has improved the fashion consciousness and availability of high-end brands and limited-edition products. The evolutionary pressure from the apparel segment benefits the textile chemical market by boosting their consumption. Furthermore, clothing is a crucial export commodity in several countries like India and Bangladesh. According to the International Labour Organization, more than 60% of the world’s clothing exports are manufactured in developing countries, with Asia-Pacific accounting for 32% of the share.

Textile Chemicals Market Size to Grow …
The global textile chemicals market size was evaluated at USD 28.04 billion in 2022 and is projected to attain around USD 45.89 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 5.1% during forecast period from 2023 to 2032 as per a report by Precedence Research. Asia Pacific held the largest share of market in 2022, the region is anticipated to sustain its position during forecast period. Recent expansion of textile industry, changing trends in fashion and a global need for home furnishings and décor have all contributed to textile chemicals market’s recent rise in Asia. The rise of the Asian textile chemicals industry has also been linked to the real estate and infrastructure sectors by applying these chemicals in flooring and building. The most significant contributor to market for textile chemicals in Asia is China, followed by India. Expansion of R&D facilities and availability of inexpensive labor directly fosters growth of garment sector in the region. Government laws and regulations that are less strict can influence market. Due to their capacity to increase durability and adaptability of textiles, textile chemicals will become increasingly in demand in Asia-Pacific area, opening new career prospects. With rising environmental concerns and substantial awareness form governments, multiple industries are shifting towards sustainable or green solutions of operations and production.

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