Eurodye CTC has acquired the Stephenson Group Textile Chemicals business. Stephenson Textiles will form a key part of the Eurodye CTC business future, according to the company. Stephenson Textiles began in Yorkshire, England, in 1856 and formed the back-bone of the Stephenson business for over 150 years.

Over the last 10 years the Stephenson business has focused on its growth in other sectors and, as a result, felt that Eurodye CTC was the best partner to ensure the long-term prosperity of its Textile Chemicals business, explains the company.

Robin Richardson will remain the main contact and will be working for Eurodye CTC. His new email address will be communicated soon but, in the meantime, please use export@eurodye-ctc.com, requests Eurodye CTC.

The company says that the intention is to change nothing due to this transition and all customers, agents and distributors will receive the same products to the same specifications. Manufacture will be transferred to Eurodye CTC over the next four months.

With effect from 14 November 2018, all future orders should be sent to: Eurodye CTC Chaussée de Charleroi 119, 1370 Jodoigne, Belgium, Coralie.debouck@eurodye-ctc.com +32 10/81 9852.

The company says that any outstanding debt should be paid to Stephenson Group as normal and new payment details for future orders will be sent as appropriate.

“The sale of our Textile business marks a big moment in the long history of Stephenson Group. I would personally like to thank all our customers for their support over many, many years and assure them that we, along with Robin and the Eurodye team will ensure that this transition is smooth and that the end result for our customers is a stronger fully committed supply chain,” says Stephenson Group CEO Jamie Bentley.

“I am delighted to have acquired the Stephenson Textile business. It brings new products and expertise to our business that will make it stronger,” adds Michel Leclerc of Eurodye CTC. “We look forward to working with you and Robin to ensure we add value to your business for the long-term.”