Sudarshan Chemical to acquire Swiss plant for CHF 7 Million
Sudarshan Chemical's subsidiary signed an Asset Sale and Transfer Agreement with Clariant Additives (Switzerland) AG to acquire its aluminium dyes and chemicals manufacturing plant in Muttenz, Switzerland. The base price is CHF 7 million plus inventory value. The acquisition is subject to conditions precedent.
The acquisition is of a manufacturing plant and involves a significant but not company-altering sum, indicating a medium-term impact on growth and operations.
The acquisition of a manufacturing plant in Switzerland is a strategic move that will enhance the company's capabilities and market presence in the aluminium dyes segment.
Sudarshan Chemical Industries Limited announced that its step-down wholly-owned subsidiary, Sudarshan Switzerland SLO AG (formerly Heubach Colorants Switzerland AG), has signed a definitive Asset Sale and Transfer Agreement with Clariant Additives (Switzerland) AG. The agreement, signed on 24th August 2026, is for the acquisition of Clariant's aluminium dyes and chemicals manufacturing plant in Muttenz, Switzerland.
The Muttenz plant has historically manufactured Sudarshan Chemical Group's Aluminium Dyes portfolio, including brands like Sanodal®, Sanodure®, Sanodye®, and Anodal®. This agreement effectively transitions the existing supply relationship into direct ownership. Aluminium Dyes are critical colorants used in anodized aluminium for automotive and consumer electronics components, packaging, and industrial parts.
The transaction is structured as a purchase of identified assets for the production of Aluminium Dyes. The base price for the acquisition is seven million Swiss Francs (CHF 7,000,000), plus the inventory value as determined by the agreement. The consideration will be discharged subject to the fulfilment of specified conditions precedent, including the transfer of possession of the identified assets and related records upon completion.
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