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Syensqo Specialties India Private Limited (SSIPL) is the flagship wholly owned Indian subsidiary of the Syensqo Group, a Belgian specialty materials company formed from the 2023 spin-off of Solvay's solutions business. Incorporated in 2005 and headquartered with its registered office in Panoli, the company represents all Syensqo global business units in India and maintains commercial, technical, and manufacturing operations across the country.
Its core activities focus on the production and supply of high-performance specialty polymers and chemicals, including aromatic polymers such as Ryton PPS, KetaSpire PEEK, Amodel PPA, and Ixef PARA, as well as surfactants, guar derivatives, and mineral chemicals. Manufacturing sites include the Panoli plant in Gujarat (acquired via the 2006 purchase of Gharda Chemicals' polymer division and site of the new aromatic polymers compounding line) and the Roha plant in Maharashtra, supported by an R&I center in Savli, Vadodara. These facilities serve key sectors including automotive, packaging, industrial applications, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, mining, and wire and cable.
The subsidiary employs over 500 people and has grown through the 2018 merger with Rhodia Specialty Chemicals India Private Limited. It supports Syensqo's strategy for localized production and innovation in India, aligning with the Make in India initiative, while contributing to the group's global leadership in advanced, high-temperature and chemically resistant materials for demanding end-use applications.
Also known as Solvay Specialities India Private Limited, SSIPL, and Syensqo Specialities India Private Limited.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving Syensqo Specialties India Private Limited, of which one is active.
Syensqo Specialties India Private Limited's role on them: Owner and Operator.
1 expansion.
Expected to start operating, per year.
Targeting: Polyetheretherketone polymer (1), Polyphenylene sulfide (1), Polyphthalamide (PPA) (1)
Modular compounding line due Q1 2028 will double Panoli capacity and process PPS, PEEK, PPA and PARA for automotive and other industries, supporting localized supply.
By country, the most active first.