Author: Jedrik Hastings - Page 5
India ranks as the sixth-largest chemical producer globally, with a $200 billion industry driven by pharmaceuticals, dyes, and low-cost bulk chemicals. Key states like Gujarat and Maharashtra lead production, while exports hit $65 billion in 2024.
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Dahej in Gujarat is India's top chemical manufacturing hub, hosting over 200 plants and producing petrochemicals, polymers, and pharmaceutical intermediates for global markets. It leads in scale, infrastructure, and export capacity.
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Jamnagar and Dahej in Gujarat are India’s top chemical manufacturing hubs, producing over 80% of the country’s petrochemicals and handling most chemical exports. Home to giants like Reliance, the region makes plastics, dyes, fertilizers, and pharmaceutical intermediates used worldwide.