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Atomgrid launches Bengaluru R and D to serve China plus one chemical demand
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Published on 24 April 2026
A new lab aims to redesign supply chains
Atomgrid has opened a new state-of-the-art research and development centre in Bengaluru, targeting the growing global need for chemical supply chains that are not dependent on China. The facility will focus on developing cost-efficient, innovative solutions for international customers, aligning with the broader “China-plus-one” manufacturing shift.
- Atomgrid starts a new R and D centre in Bengaluru
- Moves to support chemical supply chains beyond China dependence
- Focuses on cost-efficient and innovative solutions for global buyers
- Taps into the wider China-plus-one shift in industry
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