SNJ Exim exports Caustic Soda Lye (Soda Kaustik / Natrium Hidroksida), Hydrogen Peroxide (Hidrogen Peroksida), Soda Ash, PAC, HCl and Acetic Acid from Gujarat, India to Indonesia — serving the paper and pulp sector in Sumatra and Kalimantan, textiles in Java, nickel HPAL processing in Sulawesi and Halmahera, and water treatment nationwide. 12–16 day transit from Mundra to Tanjung Priok.
Indonesia is one of the world’s top paper and pulp producers and a major Southeast-Asian chemical market — though it’s also a market where India competes against both domestic production and heavy Chinese import volume. Caustic soda lye (soda kaustik, natrium hidroksida) demand is led by pulp digesting and bleaching, alumina refining and general industry, though China supplies roughly 45% of Indonesia’s caustic soda imports and domestic producers like Asahimas Chemical and Sulfindo Adiusaha cover much of the Java market. Our clearest opening is with buyers seeking single-origin diversification, consistent COA documentation, and facilities in Kalimantan, Sumatra or Sulawesi located far enough from domestic plants that import becomes cost-competitive. Hydrogen peroxide (hidrogen peroksida) is a stronger category for us — used in the P-stage of ECF/TCF pulp bleaching in Sumatra and Kalimantan, typically run at 60-80°C with NaOH activation. Soda ash serves glass and detergents, PAC serves municipal water, and HCl supports nickel HPAL processing in Sulawesi and Halmahera. Because our products fall under Indonesia’s B3 (Bahan Berbahaya dan Beracun) hazardous substance classification, we prepare documentation aligned with KLHK registration and Kemenperin’s import recommendation process on request.
Pulp digesting and bleaching, alumina refining, textile mercerising and chemical manufacturing across Sumatra, Kalimantan and Java. Supplied as 48% solution.
P-stage ECF/TCF bleaching (60-80°C, NaOH-activated) in Sumatra and Kalimantan pulp mills, wastewater COD reduction, and textile pre-treatment — one of our strongest Southeast-Asia products.
Container and flat glass manufacturing, detergents, and silicate production across Java’s industrial zones.
Coagulant for municipal drinking-water and industrial effluent treatment across Indonesia’s expanding water infrastructure.
Nickel HPAL (high-pressure acid leach) processing in Sulawesi and Halmahera, water-treatment pH control, and steel pickling.
Textile dyeing and finishing in Java, food processing and preservation, and PET production.
Indonesia’s chemical demand concentrates around three industrial geographies — pulp and paper in Sumatra/Kalimantan, textiles and glass in Java, and nickel processing in Sulawesi/Halmahera.