Ess Dee Aluminium has entered into a partnership with the University of Chemnitz, Germany, one of the Europe's most acclaimed university of technology. The essence of this collaboration is to create and harmonies the manufacturing competency of Ess Dee Aluminium with the huge research and knowledge bank of the Chemnitz University in the common areas of interest and thus strengthen the Indo-German technical relationship further.
This co-operation would also favour Indian economy by creating and developing innovative as well as eco-friendly products for the Pharmaceutical and food industry which will go a long way in creating a high social impact in improving upon anti-counterfeit measure. At the same time create green technology in the packaging sectors by reducing carbon foot prints.
Ess Dee Aluminium is engaged in manufacturing of aluminium foil and poly vinyl chloride (PVC) based products. Currently the company owns 8 state of the art manufacturing plant spread across India. Ess Dee is a leading supplier of primary packaging materials.
| Company Name | CMP |
|---|---|
| Uflex | 454.55 |
| EPL | 236.85 |
| AGI Greenpac | 698.60 |
| Huhtamaki India | 221.20 |
| TCPL Packaging | 3004.90 |
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