Vertellus Relocates Mumbai Office to Accommodate Growth

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Vertellus, a global specialty chemical provider, has relocated its Mumbai, India, office to a larger commercial space within the city. The inauguration ceremony for the new site took place on Jan. 22.

Operations at the new location are managed by K.S. Shivanand, Vertellus commercial director for South Asia and the Middle East. The staff based in Mumbai market the full range of the company’s offerings including fine chemicals, specialty chemicals and plastic additives. Vertellus products serve customers in a variety of industries including pharmaceuticals, agriculture, nutrition, personal care, plastics and industrial manufacturing.

“The new space accommodates the addition of staff over the past four years and positions us to add to our team in the future,” said Shivanand. “Like many multinational companies around the globe, Vertellus is investing in India’s fast-growing economy and leveraging opportunities to serve rapidly expanding industrial segments. The new facility reflects Vertellus’ ongoing commitment to the region.”

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