ADDITIVA And BASF Form Partnership For Nationwide Distribution Of Fuel And Lubricant Solutions In Brazil

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 22/09/2020 at 21:31

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Porto Alegre, September 22, 2020 – ADDITIVA, a distributor of specialty chemicals, is pleased to announce a distribution agreement with the Fuel and Lubricant Solutions division of BASF for the marketing throughout Brazil of the robust line of fuel and lubricant solutions from the German company, a world leader in this segment.

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The strength of BASF’s portfolio includes Automotive Fluids, such as Brake and Cooling Fluids, Lubricant Additives, and Synthetic Lubricants – for both the automotive and industrial sectors. The diverse range of chemicals and technologies also includes viscosity modifiers based on Polyisobutene (PIB), which have multiple applications, from manufacturing chewing gum, adhesive tapes, cable compounds, to formulating high-viscosity lubricants. BASF is a leader in manufacturing additive packages for Gasoline and Diesel, enhancing engine performance and extending its lifespan.

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“We are very pleased to intensify the collaboration with the Fuel and Lubricant Solutions division. ADDITIVA and BASF have worked together for over 15 years in various sectors across Brazil. What differentiates ADDITIVA is its strong market presence and highly qualified technical team to conduct a wide array of developments. We are confident that this partnership will drive business growth and create value for our customers. With our extensive experience and responsibility as a distributor of specialty chemicals, we help our customers expand their market share by offering products and technologies,” says Marcos Bresolin, CEO of ADDITIVA.

ADDITIVA is a technology provider strongly rooted in technical support, with more than 8 professionals in the chemical field focused on solving the major challenges of the market and supporting customers in developing innovative solutions, concepts, and products. Currently, ADDITIVA operates in more than 15 industrial segments ranging from paints and coatings, construction, leather and textiles, home care and I&I, metalworking, agrochemicals, compostable biopolymers to filaments and photopolymer resins for 3D printing. The main distribution centers are located in Canoas/RS, Mauá/SP, and Itajaí/SC, along with the administrative headquarters in Porto Alegre/RS and its sales team spread throughout the Brazilian territory.

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