SAS 60 In Southeast Asia

A SXL Research Report for Azelis

Creating value, Growing together

Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping
Creating value, Growing together

Introduction

OBJECTIVE AND SCOPE

The research focus is on market mapping and on major distributors and traders of SAS (60 & 93) in South East Asia
markets.
Mapping of major distributors and traders
Indication of number of distributors
Overview of landscape
Basic profiling of major ones

Profiling includes

Company name, location, contact details

Estimated annual sales volume

End-customers (textile manufacturers)

Overview of the textile manufacturer landscape
Industry size in the country
Identify industry clusters
Eventual other useful information

Profile includes

Company name, location, contact details

Annual volume of SAS 93 and SAS 60

* As the industry is niche, the main approach will rely on primary research method.
** All data and information in the final report is estimated based on SXL expert interviews and desktop research.
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Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping
Creating value, Growing together

Timeline
Week 1
Preparation & Pre-research
Desktop Research
Distributor Interview
Customer Interview
Mapping and Profiling
Report and Analysis
Updates and Workshop

*Around 350 interviews were conducted

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Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

Week5

Main Research Methodology

Desktop Research Interview Analysis Customer Mapping And Profiling

STEP 1

Identify company types:

General Chemical, Textile
Chemical, Textile Auxiliaries,
Mining Chemical,

Conduct desktop research to

identify potential distributors
and customers of SAS in each
country,

Source: Journals, Search

Engines, Industry Associations,
Government Records, Third
Party reports.

STEP 2
Search targeted companies that
registered their products at
governmental organizations,
Conduct interviews to extract
information from distributors
and end customer companies,
Compile data collected from
companies in all countries.

Data collecting methods

Primary Method:

Act as a trading company and purchase products for client,

Act as a third party looking for suppliers for client,

Alternative Method:

Mining company looking for cleaning chemicals.

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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STEP 3
Analyze and validate the
compiled data,

Conduct further secondary

desktop research and compile
findings into report,

Map and profile major players

through the supply chain.

Overview Research Result

A Total Of 352 Companies Were Researched In 7 Countries In Southeast Asia

Category

Australia

Cambodia

Myanmar

Indonesia

Malaysia

Thailand

Vietnam

Total

Has SAS

4*

17

No SAS

17

15

30

19

14

99

LAS or
Substitute

12

10

26

No Useful
Info

22

19

37

35

53

26

195

Total

46

37

82

47

84

49

352

Can Import
SAS

Cant
Contact

*1 company claimed to have SAS 96

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping
Creating value, Growing together

Executive Summary

Based On Our Research SAS 60 Is Still Rarely Used In Southeast Asian Countries

Key Findings
The research has covered all 7 countries in the scope except Laos (not researched) and Bangladesh (failed to contact any
companies that have been identified),
Based on the interviews of distributors and customers within 6 countries, the current usage of SAS 60 in southeast Asian
countries is very rare. The reasons vary in different countries, in Vietnam, the interviewers complain the price of SAS 60 is high,
while in Indonesia, SAS is a brand new material on the market,
Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonate (LAS) and Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate (SLES) are still commonly used in many Southeast Asian
countries including Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia,
Among all the researched countries, Thailand is the most developed in textile industry, while according to some reports,
Indonesia, Vietnam, and Bangladesh have an bottleneck in dyeing and finishing,
Many large dyeing and finishing companies in some Southeast Asian countries e.g. Vietnam and Thailand are not local
companies, thus, the local staff does not know much information regarding to SAS application,
Among 22 confirmed (can offer upon request) companies, 11 of them are general chemical distributors, which they sell various
types of chemicals and are not focused in one specific type,
Based on the several quotations gathered from Thailand, SAS 60 in Thailand is relatively cheap compared to the price in China
(data collected in 2015), perhaps due to the different import taxes,
Language is not the only barrier when interviewing with companies in Southeast Asian countries, as many interviewees are not
willing to share sensitive information since they only prefer to talk with people based in their country,
Some undeveloped countries are hard to get in contact with, for Bangladesh, it is hard to get in touch with all identified
companies, either through email or telephone; for Myanmar, the phone signal is unstable,
The online resources in certain countries are limited, many companies cannot be found online.

Limitations
The research failed to contact some large relevant chemical companies, thus some key data was missing,
Since the research is conducted in 7 overseas countries in Southeast Asia, the resources to have access to local market are quite
limited.
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Source: SXL Interviews and Analysis, Chinese Embassy in Bangladesh, Vietnam Textile and Apparel Industry Report, Profile of Indonesia Textile Industry,
Migrant Workers in Thailands Garment Factories (2013)

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Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Australia

4 Australian Companies Have Been Identified Which Use Or Are Able To Supply SAS
Overview:

Of our 21 respondents, 17 companies indicated they do not

carry SAS 60 (*note: 3 companies confirmed that they use
or are able to supply SAS 60 while 1 company can supply
SAS 96).
The majority of companies able to supply SAS in Australia
are in the General Chemical industry with no specific
focus in Textile, Dyeing & Finishing, nor Textile Auxiliaries.

Furthermore, the majority of companies able to supply SAS

are distributors who sell chemicals for other companies to
use, rather than end-customers who would use SAS in the
manufacturing of their products.
Industry Concentration:

Most companies researched were located in Victoria with

7 distributors and 12 end-customers identified. In New
South Wales, 11 end-customers or distributors were found
with 8 end-customers or distributors also found in Western
Australia. Finally, Queensland had 3 distributors and 4 endcustomers, and 1 Australian company had no location
listed.

Australia
Figures:

Companies Have SAS 60

4*

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Companies Researched
46

Companies found who were able to supply SAS are mostly

located in the Victoria territory, with 4 companies in
Melbourne, while the other locations of distributors
supplying SAS include Sydney, New South Wales and Perth,
Western Australia.

Industry Landscape Australia

Australias Textile Industry Is A Relatively Small Sub-Sector of a Shrinking Manufacturing Industry

Population And Manufacturing Revenue in Australia (2013)

Areas Where Dyeing &

Finishing Companies
Concentrate

0.0%

10.0%

18.0%

1.0%

10.0%

20.0%

8.0%

7.0%

33.0%

33.0%

29.0%

26.0%

Percentage of National
Manufacturing Revenue
10%

Percentage of National
Population

Australia

Major Australian Manufacturing Sub-Sector

26.0%

6.0%

7.0%

7.0%

16.0%

17.0%
20.0%

12

3.0%

Textile, clothing& other

manufacturing
Printing & recorded media

Non-metallic mineral products

Wood & paper products

Petroleum, coal, chemical &

rubber products
Machinery & equipment
Metal products

Food, beverage & tobacco

products

Australia Textile Sector Gross Value-Added ($m) (2005-2014)

7.00
6.00

6.15

6.10

6.38

5.00
4.00

5.72

4.70

4.30

5.54

5.49

3.00
2.00
1.00
0.00

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011* 2012* 2013 2014

*data not available

The 2 largest areas of textile production are in Victoria and

New South Wales, with minor contributions from Queensland
and Western Australia which correlates with the
manufacturing employment in Australia.
The Textile industry and its employment has been declining
since 2001 largely due to lower costs offshore, or shifts in
manufacturing to more technically advanced materials.
The Textile, Clothing and Other Manufacturing sector
constitutes roughly 5.6% of the total manufacturing industry in
Australia grossing roughly $5.6 billion of Australias $1.6 trillion
GDP.

Source: Australia Department of Industry, Innovation, and Science Official Website; Manufacturing Skills Australia Official Website; Australian Bureau of Statistics;
KordaMeneth, Australian Manufacturing: Redefining manufacturing, $ in this slide refers to USD

Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Cambodia & Myanmar

2 Companies In Total Have Been Confirmed Using SAS 60 in Cambodia and Myanmar
Overview:

Myanmar

Figures for Cambodia:

Companies Have SAS 60

Companies Researched

Companies Have SAS 60

Companies Researched

Figures for Myanmar:

1

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Cambodia

37

In total, 7 distributers in Cambodia have been researched.

Of these companies, 75.0% concentrate on cleaning
chemicals while the rest deal with various chemicals and all
of them located in Phnom Penh, the capital city of
Cambodia. 3 companies have provided with useful
information, 1 of which has confirmed selling SAS 60 in
their product catalog.
37 distributers in Myanmar have been studied. Up to 28
companies are trading companies distribute general
chemicals while only few companies concentrate on fine
chemicals. As a whole, chemical manufacturers and trading
companies are located in Burmese capital, Yangon. 17
companies have provided useful information. 1 company
has confirmed they sell SAS with quotation from 10,000 60,000 kyats/liter based on its quality (0.9USD/kg5.5USD/kg).
Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates (LAS) and Sodium Lauryl
Ether Sulphate (SLES) are used as substitutions of SAS both
in Cambodia and Myanmar.
Myanmar phone signal is poor resulting in difficulty during
telephone interviews. Further, in Cambodia, as English has
not been widely used, telephone contacts did not yield
great results, but email did result in some replies.

Industry Landscape Cambodia & Myanmar

In Cambodia, The Textile Industry is Attracting More FDI, Although The Dyeing & Finishing Segment Is Still Relatively Small

Cambodia & Myanmar Dyeing and Finishing Company

Distribution (2015)

Myanmar

Cambodia

Foreign Direct Investment Inflow on Textile and Garment

Industry in Cambodia (Billion USD) (2010-2013)

10.0
8.0

8.2

7.8

FDI Inflow

5.4

6.0
4.0
2.0

Areas where Dyeing & Finishing

Companies Concentrate

0.0

Typical Proportion of Inputs Into Denim Jeans in Cambodia

4.0%

39.0%

16.0%

Rent

7.0%

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Embroidery

Dyeing and Finishing

12.0%

10.0% 7.0%

Trade and Transport

5.0%

Energy

General and Administrative

Direct Labor

Indirect Labor

9.0

1.03
2010

0.97
2011

1.68
2012

2.54

Textile and
Garment

2013

In Cambodia, the proportion of Foreign Direct Investment

(FDI) going into Textile and Garment sector has increased
from 12.6% to 28.2% between 2010 and 2013.

Typically in Cambodia, the cost of the dyeing & finishing

process is a relatively small proportion of the total cost of
a garment. For example, when making denim jeans, dyeing
& finishing accounts for only 7.0% of total cost.
Because textile manufacturing profit margins are quite low
in Myanmar and Cambodia, many companies lower costs
and switch to less expensive substitutes for SAS 60 such as
LAS and SLES.

Source: Report on Cambodia Textile & Garment Industry (2010), The Analysis of Foreign Direct Investment in Textile and Garment Industries in Cambodia
(2016), SXL Interview and Analysis.

Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Indonesia

1 Indonesian Trading Company Sells SAS 60 And Imports From Japan

Overview:

In total, 82 companies have been researched and only 1 of

them has been confirmed to have SAS in their product
catalog which they import from Japan.

Indonesia

In the past, Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate (ABS) was widely used

in Indonesia before being banned. Although SAS exists in
Indonesia, Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates (LAS), a chemical
similar to SAS 60, dominates the market, while SAS remains
uncommon. Most companies interviewed were not aware
of SAS 60 at all. However, a small proportion of companies
interviewed showed interest in SAS 60.
Telephone interview is much more efficient than email. In
Indonesia, email yielded few results. Further, English is not
widely used in Indonesia.
Industry Concentration:

Figures:

Companies Have SAS 60

1

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Companies Researched
82

Most of the distributors and trading companies researched

are located in Jakarta, West Java and East Java. And almost
all the end-customers (auxiliaries manufacturers and
printing, dyeing & finishing industries) interviewed are
located in Jakarta, West Java, especially in Tangerang,
Bogor, and Bandung.

Industry Landscape Indonesia

The Dyeing & Finishing Industry In Indonesia Has Been Shrinking For Years But Has Been Developing Slowly
Indonesia Dyeing and Finishing Distribution

Indonesia

Indonesia Yearly Output of Textile Industry (2010-2015)

30
20

17.1

20.4

20.5

20.4

20.0

21.0

10
0

Areas Where Dyeing & Finishing Companies Concentrate

Java Economic Investment Project 2011-2015

5.0%

synthetic fibers

13.0%
47.0%

11.0%
24.0%

spinning and garment

recycled polyester chip

product
dyeing and finishing
industry
others

2010

2011
2012
2013
2014** 2015**
Textile Output (in Billion USD)
Note: Data were calculated from Indonesia GDP and Textile Contribution
on GDP. ** Projection

Printing, dyeing and finishing manufacturing of Indonesia is

concentrated mainly in Jakarta, West Java province, Banten
Province and Central Java, particularly in city Tangerang,
Bandung, Solo and Yogyakarta on the basis of the report of
INATEX 2016.
Based on the Java Economic Report of Investment Project
2010-2015, dyeing & finishing industry only occupies a small
section of textile industry (nearly 5.0%) in Indonesia but has
been slowly developing during recent years .
According to API (Indonesian Textile Association), Indonesian
yearly output of the textile industry over the past 5 years has
been about $20 billion USD but has been increasing slowly.

Source: Indotextiles. Global Business Guide Indonesia, Profile of Indonesia Textile Industry, Java Economic Report of Investment Project, SXL Interview and Analysis.
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Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Malaysia

3 Companies in Malaysia Have Been Confirmed To Sell SAS

Overview:

In total, 47 companies in Malaysia have been studied and

interviewed so far, including 21 distributors and 26 endcustomers. 9 of them responded with useful information.
1 distributor and 2 end-customers have been confirmed to
sell SAS 60 as one of their product. 3 distributors have been
confirmed to sell Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates (LAS). KC
Chemicals (Malaysia) has both SAS and LAS. All of these
companies are located in Selangor.

Malaysia

Price of SAS 60 in Malaysia ranges from 2.3 2.8 USD/kg.

The lowest price comes from BT BIOTEX Sdn BHD, which is
9.5 RM/kg (about 2.3 USD/kg).

LAS, Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulphate (SLES), and AZO FREE are
used as substitutions of SAS in detergent, personal care
product, and dyeing chemicals, respectively.
Most of the telephone interviews ended with the company
requesting further contact via email, but few of the emails
were then responded to.
Industry Concentration:

Figures:

Companies Have SAS 60

3

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Companies Researched
47

Almost all the distributors (or trading companies)

researched are located in Selangor. While almost all the
end-customers (auxiliaries manufacturers and dyeing
&finishing industries) researched are located in Johor.

Industry landscape

Malaysian Textile Companies Are Located Mainly in Selangor and Johor

Total Export (Billion $US)

Malaysia Textile Companies Distribution

Malaysia

Areas where Textile Companies Concentrate

Malaysia Garment Export Partners (2014)

3.0%
7.0%

6.0%
26.0%

34.0%
3.0%

21

8.0%

3.0%
3.0%
3.0%
5.0%

Others

UAE

Belgium

Singapore

UK

Hong Kong
Japan

Australia

Germany
US

Indonesia

1.7
1.65
1.6
1.55
1.5
1.45
1.4
1.35
1.3

Malaysia Textile Export Volume (2011-2015)

1.6
1.5

2011

2012

1.6

1.6
1.4

2013

Year

2014

2015

Malaysias textile and clothing industry is planning to focus on

3 key areas - higher value fashion, dyeing and finishing, and
technical textiles - to sustain strong growth and continue to
compete with significantly lower-cost competition elsewhere
in Asia.

The textile and apparel industry is one of the oldest industry in

Malaysia and was the 10th largest export earner. Based on the
2010 Economic Census, the Malaysian textile and apparel
manufacturing industries consist of 10,101 firms employing
95,538 people. Malaysias top export partner is the United
States.
The textile and apparel industry in Malaysia is undeniably
important because it is mentioned in the Industrial Master
Plan 3 (2006-2020).

Source: Panpages Malaysia Official Website, Department of Statistics Malaysia, Just Style Official Website, Malaysian Investment Development Authority Official
Website, PWC Study on Potantial Economic Impact of TPPA on the Malaysian Economy in Selected Key Economic Sectors (2015).

Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Thailand

6 Companies Interviewed in Thailand Have Been Confirmed As Using SAS 60

Overview:

In total, 84 companies in Thailand have been studied, 28 of

which have responded with useful information.
3 distributors and 3 end-customers have been finally
confirmed to sell SAS 60 as one of their product.

Thailand

Price of SAS 60 in Thailand ranges from 1.5-2.8 USD/kg

(53.0 - 80.0 THB/kg). The lowest price comes from Clariant,
which is 1.5 USD/kg (about 53.0 THB/kg). The average price
of SAS 60 is lower in Thailand than in China (Clariant
quotation 2015).
Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates (LAS) and Sodium Lauryl
Ether Sulphate (SLES) are used as substitutes for SAS and
are widely used in Thailand because of the lower price.

Telephone contact is easier to go through than email. It is

worth noting that English is not widely used in Thailand.
Industry Concentration:

Most distributors and end-customers of SAS 60 researched

are located in the central region of Thailand.
Figures:

Companies Have SAS 60

6

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Companies Researched
84

Industry Landscape Thailand

Dyeing and Finishing Industry Occupies Nearly 10 Percent of Garment Industry in Thailand
Thailand Dyeing and Finishing Company Distribution (2015)

Thailand

Thailand Garment Factory Percentage by Type (2013)

Dyeing & Finishing Companies

Thailand (~50.0%)
China

Taiwan

Hong Kong
Japan

Areas where Dyeing & Finishing

Companies Concentrate

South Korea
Apparel

Thai Textile Export Value (2008-2015)

Export Value ($m)

6
5
4
3

3.8

3.5

4.5

5.0

4.3

4.7

4.7

4.3

2
1
0

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

Year

2013

2014

2015

Spinning

Weaving

0.3%

17.0%
9.7%

53.7%

15.3%
4.1%
Dyeing & Printing

Knitting

Man-made Fibre

The Textile industry is highly developed in Thailand, with

detailed divisions of spinning, weaving, dyeing, printing,
knitting, and man-made fiber companies. The Textile industry
has also seen a general increasing trend.
Among 4,044 garment companies in Thailand in 2013, 319
companies are dyeing and printing companies.

Dyeing & finishing companies in Thailand concentrate in 9

provinces: Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Nakhon Pathom,
Ratchaburi, Samut Sakhon, Chonburi, Chachoengsao,
Prachinburi, and Sa Kaeo, mainly cluster in the central region.

Source: Thailand Moving Ahead with Cluster Development (2015), Migrant Workers in Thailands Garment Factories (2013), SXL Interview and Analysis.
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Contents

Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping

Australia

Cambodia & Myanmar

Indonesia
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam

Creating value, Growing together

Country Overview Vietnam

1 Company Interviewed Sells SAS and 3 Companies Can Import SAS If Needed
Overview:

Vietnam

In total, 49 companies have been researched in Vietnam

and all (21 distributors and 28 end-customers) have been
successfully contacted, in industries ranging from general
chemicals, textile chemicals, textile manufacturers to
trading companies. 18 of them have provided us with
useful information. Only 1 distributor has confirmed they
sell SAS 60 but the product is not often required. Another 3
distributors do not have SAS as their product but could
import it if needed.
One trading company named Nam Bao Hung JSC tried to
sell SAS but finally gave up due to the high price and the
lack of market demand.

Telephone contact is easier to go through than email when

using Vietnamese. When using English to communicate, email or online contact is often required for further discuss
since English has not been widely used in Vietnam.
Industry Concentration:

Most of the companies researched are located in the cities

Hanoi and Hochiminh.

Figures:

Companies Have SAS 60

1

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Companies Researched
49

Industry Landscape Vietnam

Vietnams Dyeing & Finishing Sector of the Textile Industry Is Small But Demand Is Large
Vietnam Textile and Apparel Company Distribution

17.0%

Vietnam

Weaving and Knitting

Ancillary Industry

U.S.

15.0%
48.0%

15.0%

3.0%

Sewing

Export Structure in Major Markets (2013)

13.0%

4.0%

6.0%

Areas where Textile Companies

Concentrate

9.0%

Textile Industry and Geographical Allocation (2013)

EU
Japan
Korea
Others

70.0%

Spinning
Dyeing

62.0%

8.0%

North

Central and Plateau

South

There were 6,000 textile companies in Vietnam in 2013. The

dyeing & finishing sector occupies a small section of textile
and apparel industry. In 2014 that Vietnam was capable of
dyeing & finishing 80,000 tons of knitted fabrics and 1 billion
meters of woven fabrics each year but the demand was about
8 billion meters.
Vietnams main export partners are China, South Korea and
Taiwan. Fabric import accounted for 62.0% of total textile and
apparel import of Vietnam.

Source: Bloomberg, Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association, Textile and Apparel Industry Report.
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30.0%

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Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping
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Sub-Distributors

15 Sub-Distributors Were Found Able To Supply SAS 60

Company Name

KC Chemicals (M) Sdn Bhd

Business Type

Malaysia

General Chemicals

Vietnam

Textile chemicals

Golden Taunggyi

Myanmar

Nam Tien Import Export Joint Stock Company

Vietnam

Trading company

Nam Bao Hung JSC

Vietnam

Trading company

CUONG LAM TRADING INDUSTRY COMPANY LIMITED

Minh Anh Chemicals Co., Ltd.

Vietnam

General Chemicals

Textile chemicals

PT Graha Obor Wijaya

Indonesia

Consolidated Chemical Company

Australia

General Chemicals

Albright and Wilson

Australia

General Chemicals

Oxford Technologies
Able Westchem*

Australia

Australia

General Chemicals

General Chemicals

General Chemicals

Envicare Water Co., Ltd.

Cambodia

General Chemicals

Clariant Bangkok Site (HEAD OFFICE)

Thailand

General Chemicals

BEAMCHEMICAL.CO,LTD
KCB TEXTILE CO LTD

* Claimed to supply ONLY SAS 96

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Country

Thailand

Thailand

General Chemicals
Trading Company

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Introduction

Executive Summary

Project Timeline
Country Profiles

Distributor Mapping

End-Customer Mapping
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End Customers

5 End Customers Were Found Using SAS 60

Company Name

BT BIOTEX Sdn BHD

Malaysia

Business Type

Textile Auxiliaries

lam Chem Supplies Sdn. Bhd.

Malaysia

Dyeing and Finishing

Phisit Group

Thailand

Textile Chemicals

SIAM PRO (THAILAND) CO., LTD.

V.P.C. Group

Source: SXL Interview and Analysis.

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Country

Thailand

Thailand

Textile Auxiliaries
Textile Chemicals

Thank you

David Yan

Project Manager
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Tel:
+86 21 6372 0102
Email:
david.yan@sxlresearch.com

Gustav Astrom

Management Director
Mobile:
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Tel:
+86 21 6372 0102
Email:
gustav.astrom@sxlgroup.com

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