Tell us about N9 World Technologies Pvt Ltd. What is the core business of your company?
Vikram Rao: N9WTPL is an innovative specialty materials company committed to offering unique patented next-generation technologies in the hygiene, comfort and wellness space. Our products offer differentiated value and costeffective sustainable solutions to our customers and consumer brands. We operate in segments like Textiles, Plastics, Paper, Laminates and Coatings. Ganesh Srinivasan: We take great pride in the fact that we are a home-grown technology company with a global footprint and have been following the principles of Atmanirbhar Bharat right from our inception. We create technologies in India, often in collaboration with esteemed research institutes like IITs and market them across the globe.
How is your technology different from the other products available in the market?
Ganesh Srinivasan: It may appear to be similar in terms of performance benefits but the underlying chemistry in our technology is far more robust in terms of performance, safety and sustainability when compared to anything else available in the market. Unlike other technologies, we do not compromise on safety or sustainability to keep the costs low. The value benefits we offer, when communicated clearly will help our industry partners differentiate themselves and stand out in the market.
What made you extend your offerings beyond the textile industry?
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