CONTACT US | MENU Home About Us Location Location CalaChem is perfectly located in Grangemouth, in the central belt of Scotland, we are just 20 miles west of Edinburgh and 25 miles east of Glasgow. Explore Grangemouth is a recognised industrial area and chemical zone on the banks of the Firth of Forth. We are just minutes from Grangemouth Port and Scotland’s main motorway network, with the M9 (Edinburgh – Stirling) motorway running next to our site. The closest town to Grangemouth is Falkirk which has excellent train links with both Edinburgh and Glasgow. For any visitors to the site arriving by train the two closest stations in Falkirk are Falkirk High and Falkirk Grahamston. Both stations have trains arriving and departing from Edinburgh and Glasgow every 10 – 20 minutes. The site is easily accessible from the two main airports in Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh. Both airports are just a short journey from our site in Grangemouth with the distance from Glasgow being 36 miles and from Edinburgh 18 miles. This section About Us CalaChem Core Values History In the Community Location Meet the Team Pension Information Contact us Get in touch to discuss your next project Contact us +44 1324 498300 enquiries@calachem.com Contract Manufacturing Services Environmental Services Property and Site Services About Us Sustainability Careers News & Events Sign up for updates Stay informed of the latest CalaChem developments by entering your email address below. © CalaChem 2021 Cookie Policy Privacy Contact Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement

CONTACT US | MENU Home About Us History History CalaChem has a rich heritage in the chemical industry stretching back over 90 years. Explore Manufacturing on our Grangemouth Site begun in 1919 by textile businessman James Morton (1867 – 1943) who founded Scottish Dyes Ltd. From 1928, the site was under the ownership of ICI, which became Britain’s most powerful chemical group. Under the stewardship of ICI the product range was diversified from dyestuffs and pigments into pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and other specialties such as biocides and paint additives. When ICI broke up in 1993 the site became part of Zeneca, in 1999 the Specialities business group of Zeneca was acquired by a venture capital consortium to form the leading bioscience company Avecia. In 2004, Avecia began the sale of its portfolio businesses and in September 2005 KemFine, a Finnish-based fine chemical company, acquired Avecia Fine Chemicals Limited. In 2010 Munich based investment company Aurelius AG acquired KemFine UK Ltd, and CalaChem Ltd was born. This section About Us CalaChem Core Values History In the Community Location Meet the Team Pension Information Contact us Get in touch to discuss your next project Contact us +44 1324 498300 enquiries@calachem.com Contract Manufacturing Services Environmental Services Property and Site Services About Us Sustainability Careers News & Events Sign up for updates Stay informed of the latest CalaChem developments by entering your email address below. © CalaChem 2021 Cookie Policy Privacy Contact Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement