Overchem
Custom chemical manufacturing and processing services for pharmaceutical and fine-chemicals companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About Overchem
Overchem provides contract chemical manufacturing and processing, including synthesis, mixing, drying, micronization, packaging, logistics and laboratory analyses. Its equipment includes vacuum reactor-dryers and micronization and packaging lines.
The company serves industrial customers in specialty chemicals, biochemistry, agrochemistry, feed and cosmetics. It was acquired in 1983 and has expanded from pharmaceutical manufacturing into fine chemicals since the 1990s.
Overchem is headquartered in Paris, France. The registry records its founding date as 1983.
Product: Contract chemical manufacturing and processing services, from synthesis and drying to micronization, packaging and analysis.
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