Maroon Group Buys US Chemical Distributor
Maroon Group LLC has acquired Seidler Chemical, a speciality chemicals and ingredients distributor based in Newark, New Jersey. Seidler's management team, led by Richard and Martha Seidler, will remain in position and continue to manage the business.
Founded in 1896, Seidler Chemical supplies speciality chemicals & ingredients and value-add services to the pharmaceutical, high purity electronic, industrial, and food & beverage industries.
The deal is another example of successful entrepreneurs choosing to join Maroon Group. Going forward, the Seidlers' deep experience, differentiated market insights, and value-added capabilities will be instrumental in executing Maroon's strategy.
"We are thrilled about the opportunity to work with Rich, Martha, and their team and welcome a company with a 120-year history to Maroon Group. This acquisition allows us to expand our value-add service offering and build additional scale in attractive end markets," said Mark Reichard, president & CEO of Maroon Group.
“Maroon has a proven track record of success as it relates to acquiring businesses like Seidler. They understand the importance of servicing the customer, continue to invest in acquired companies, and have a thoughtful approach to integration. Maroon Group was the right partner to continue the legacy of our family's company," added Rich Seidler, president of Seidler Chemical.
2026-08-14
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