Krishna Enterprise to Distribute Alberdingk Boley’s WB Acrylic Dispersions in India
Krishna Enterprise and Alberdingk Boley have announced a collaboration in the field of waterborne acrylic dispersions for the Indian market.
Krishna Enterprise is a specialty chemicals distribution company in India that has been serving the coatings sector since 1985 and provides innovative solutions and technical assistance in the field of Alberdingk® waterborne acrylic dispersions in India.
Managing Director Gaurang Goradia visited the Alberdingk team in October to sign the new alliance agreement and conduct technical exchanges on new developments such as Ren type – acrylic dispersions based on renewable resources.
Alberdingk Boley provides innovative and sustainable materials for paints and varnishes, architectural protection, printing inks, various coatings, adhesives, cosmetics and packaging.
2026-09-07
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