India-based specialty chemicals manufacturer SK Minerals & Additives is exploring joint ventures or strategic tie-ups with companies in Saudi Arabia, Japan, and South Korea to scale its no-halogen flame retardant business and expand overseas sales, Hindu Businessline reports. Through these partnerships, the firm is seeking access to technical expertise and marketing support to meet international product standards while expanding exports to new markets in the Middle East, Europe, and the US.
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