Keimfarben GmbH (KEIM), a German multinational and global pioneer in silicate paint technology, has announced a strategic partnership with Zydex Industries, a leading Indian multinational known for its innovative and sustainable solutions across paints, waterproofing, roads, agro, and textiles sectors. This collaboration aims to strengthen KEIM’s presence in the Indian market through local manufacturing and distribution powered by Zydex’s technical expertise and deep market reach.
The partnership is set to introduce world-renowned silicate paint technology to India, enabling architects, developers, and public infrastructure projects to access superior mineral-based coatings. Silicate paints are celebrated globally for their exceptional durability, sustainability, and longevity. Some silicate-painted buildings in Europe have withstood over 130 years without needing repainting, setting an unmatched benchmark for architectural coatings.
KEIM’s technology has long been a preferred choice among leading architecture firms worldwide, including Zaha Hadid Architects, Foster + Partners, Rem Koolhaas, MVRDV, and Moshe Safdie. Iconic structures such as Marina Bay Sands in Singapore, Hunters Point Library in New York, Abu Dhabi F1 Circuit, and the Sydney Opera House have utilized KEIM’s solutions, highlighting the brand’s global legacy of excellence. Through this collaboration with Zydex, Indian construction and architectural communities will gain access to coatings that offer superior weather resistance, breathability, color stability, and environmental compatibility.
Dr. Moulik Ranka, Director of Zydex Group, highlighted that the partnership aligns with the company’s long-term vision of providing sustainable, high-performance solutions. He noted that KEIM’s silicate technology complements Zydex’s mission by offering products that combine durability, aesthetic appeal, and environmental responsibility.
Mr. Rudiger Lugert, CEO of Keimfarben GmbH, emphasized that India’s rapidly growing construction market presents an exciting opportunity for KEIM to bring its legacy of silicate innovation to the country. The collaboration with Zydex is expected to set new benchmarks in paint longevity and sustainability for Indian projects.
Mr. Amrendra Mishra, COO of Zydex Paints and Waterproofing, pointed out that the partnership will provide India’s architectural community with access to a globally proven technology. With over 145 years of legacy, KEIM’s silicate solutions have consistently inspired and protected some of the world’s most iconic structures, and this collaboration brings that expertise to Indian projects.
Zydex Group has built a strong reputation as a pioneer of sustainable chemical technologies, delivering innovative solutions across sectors such as construction, textiles, roads, and agriculture. With a steadfast commitment to environmental stewardship, Zydex focuses on advancements that contribute to a more sustainable and resilient future.
Founded in 1878 in Germany, Keimfarben is the global leader in mineral silicate paint technology, known for unmatched durability, breathability, and eco-friendliness. KEIM’s products have adorned iconic architecture worldwide and continue to set industry standards for long-lasting, sustainable, and environmentally responsible building coatings.
Through this strategic partnership, KEIM and Zydex aim to transform the Indian market for architectural coatings, offering solutions that combine innovation, sustainability, and performance. Indian architects, builders, and infrastructure projects now have the opportunity to leverage globally proven technology that ensures superior durability, aesthetic appeal, and environmental compatibility.
This collaboration underscores the growing focus on sustainable construction in India and marks a significant milestone in introducing world-class mineral-based paint solutions to the country’s fast-expanding real estate and infrastructure sectors. With KEIM’s legacy and Zydex’s local expertise, the partnership promises to redefine standards of architectural excellence and long-term durability in India.
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