DKSH and Catexel Extend Distribution Agreement in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
DKSH Performance Materials, a specialty chemicals and raw materials distributor, will provide business development, marketing, sales, logistics and distribution services for Catexel's range of innovative cosmetic raw materials in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The cooperation builds on the existing successful partnership in Poland.
Catexel's personal care portfolio includes a wide range of innovative raw materials for hair, body and skin care. The company's cutting-edge solutions meet the industry's growing demand for high-performance and environmentally friendly formulations.
Following a successful collaboration in several markets in Asia and Europe, Catexel has once again chosen DKSH to expand its business in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The decision was based on DKSH's extensive distribution network, strong marketing capabilities and its broad customer base among personal care and cosmetics manufacturers in Europe.
Bastian Viel, Head of Sales at Catexel, said: “This expansion reflects our shared vision with DKSH to bring innovation closer to customers. With DKSH’s established market position and expertise, we are perfectly positioned to increase the visibility and impact of our personal care portfolio in this important market. Our partnership with DKSH is built on trust, expertise and a shared commitment to excellence.”
Yolanda Valenzuela, Industry Director Personal Care Europe at DKSH, said: “We are delighted to expand our existing partnership with Catexel to Germany, Austria and Switzerland, which are some of our key markets in Europe. Catexel’s high-quality upcycled products complement DKSH’s sustainable portfolio, offering a wide range of solutions for personal care formulations. We look forward to quickly introducing these exceptional products to our large customer base in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.”
2026-09-11
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