Anupam Rasayan India Ltd signs MPA with a Japanese Multinational Conglomerate
Mumbai, Jun 12 (UNI)Anupam Rasayan India Ltd on Thursday said that it has signed a long-term Master Purchase Agreement (MPA) with a Japan-based Multinational Conglomerate., a global leader in fluorochemicals and advanced technology solutions.
This long-term partnership underscores MNC's confidence in Anupam's expertise and positions Anupam as a key supplier in high-growth market segments.
The agreement establishes comprehensive terms governing the customer's purchase of specialty chemicals from Anupam Rasayan, marking a significant milestone in Anupam's strategic expansion into the Japanese market.
Anand Desai, Managing Director of Anupam Rasayan, emphasized his confidence, stating, 'Partnering with a global leader speaks to the strength of Anupam's R&D, our commitment to innovative chemistry, and our ability to deliver at scale. This agreement brings both immediate and long-term commercial value, representing a major step in our growth journey.
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