India is an attractive & cost effective destination for Agrochemical manufacturing: S. Ganesan, UPL

The usage of agrochemicals has been picking up rapidly in India as well as Asia. We have been working on developing cutting edge technologies for securing farm crops both during pre & post harvest period. We believe that there's a positive co-relation b/w adoption of agrochemicals and increase in agricultural output in India & outside India says M. S. Ganesan, Vice President - Agri Policies & Outreach, UPL Ltd.

Innovation & Sustainability are key success factors for growth says U. Shekhar, Galaxy Surfactants

Cutting edge innovation, scale & efficiency, supply chain speed and governance & sustainability are few key critical success factors for India's chemical industry to reach $300 bn revenues by 2025. We plan to invest about 150 crores this year in a pilot plant & mini plant R&D centre at Tarapur, Maharashtra and Jhagadia, Gujarat says Mr. U. Shekhar, Chairman, Galaxy Surfactants Limited.

Focus on R&D a key for chemical sector's growth says Bimal L. Goculdas, The Dharamsi Morarji Chemical

Sustainability is going to be a key parameter not only for chemical industry's success but also for survival. The company plans to invest about Rs. 100 crores in next two years for its Maharashtra and Gujarat projects says Mr. Bimal L. Goculdas, CEO, The Dharamsi Morarji Chemical Co. Ltd.

India's chemical sector is at the cusp of growth says Ankur Singh, DCM Shriram

Indian chemical industry is self regulatory & we are imbibing all the regulation being laid down by the Government says Ankur Singh, Head Strategy - Chemicals Business, DCM Shriram Ltd.