Top 10 Adhesive Companies in India (2026)

India's adhesive industry has emerged as one of the fastest-growing segments within the speciality chemicals sector. Valued at over USD 2.5 billion and expanding at a CAGR of approximately 7–8%, the market is driven by rapid urbanisation, a booming construction sector, surging automotive production, and a growing packaging industry. From household repairs and furniture manufacturing to aerospace-grade structural bonding, adhesives have become indispensable across virtually every domain.

Whether you are an engineer, procurement professional, contractor, or curious buyer, knowing which companies lead this space and what sets each of them apart can make all the difference. Below, we profile the top 10 adhesive brands operating in India today.

1. Pidilite Industries Limited

Pidilite Industries is the undisputed market leader in consumer and speciality adhesives in India. Established in 1959 by Balvant Parekh, the company has built a portfolio of iconic household brands that have become synonymous with adhesion itself. Fevicol, arguably the most recognised adhesive brand in India, is a staple in furniture workshops and homes alike. Other blockbuster brands include Fevikwik (instant adhesive), M-Seal (epoxy compounds), Fevicryl (art & craft), and Araldite (high-strength structural epoxy).

Beyond the consumer segment, Pidilite serves industrial customers through Dr. Cipy (epoxy flooring, industrial coatings), Roff (tile-fixing solutions), and a broad range of resins and pigments. The company operates multiple manufacturing plants across India and has a growing international footprint spanning the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, and the Americas.

2. Henkel India

Henkel, a German multinational with over 150 years of global expertise, operates in India through two entities: Henkel Adhesives Technologies India Pvt Ltd and Henkel Anand India Pvt Ltd (a joint venture with the Anand Group). The adhesive technologies business is globally the world's number one producer of adhesives, sealants, and functional coatings, and this leadership extends to its India operations.

With around 1,300 employees and more than 21 facilities across India, Henkel serves industrial clients in automotive, electronics, packaging, construction, and general manufacturing. Its marquee industrial brands, Loctite (threadlockers, instant adhesives), Bonderite (metal treatment), Technomelt (hot melt adhesives), and Teroson (sealing & bonding for automotive) are widely used by OEMs and tier-1 suppliers. In 2026, Henkel inaugurated a Customer Application Center in Bengaluru focused on electronics manufacturing.

3. Astral Adhesives

Astral Adhesives is the adhesives and sealants arm of Astral Limited, a company originally known for its CPVC piping systems. The adhesives division has since expanded into a comprehensive range of bonding chemistries. Its portfolio spans epoxy adhesives, synthetic rubber adhesives, solvent cements, sealants, cyanoacrylates, PVA adhesives, PTFE tapes, anaerobic adhesives, and anti-termite treatments.

Key brands under Astral Adhesives include Bondtite, Solvobond, Resibond, and Bondset. The company serves segments including woodworking, plumbing, stone care, auto care, and sealing and gap filling. Backed by Astral Limited's large distribution network and manufacturing capabilities, Astral Adhesives has quickly grown into a credible multi-chemistry adhesive player.

4. Jubilant Agri & Consumer Products Limited (JACPL)

JACPL is a well-diversified subsidiary of the Jubilant Bhartia Group, operating across consumer products, agri inputs, and performance polymers. Within the adhesive space, JACPL is best known for its JIVANJOR brand of woodworking adhesives and wood finishes widely used by carpenters, furniture manufacturers, and the plywood industry.

The company also produces synthetic latex and food polymers through its performance polymers segment, catering to industrial and specialty applications. Its woodworking adhesive range includes PVA-based and resin-based formulations designed for durability under Indian climate conditions.

5. 3M India Limited

3M India is a subsidiary of the global technology conglomerate 3M (formerly Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company), which has been applying science to life for over 120 years. 3M India entered the country in 1988 and has since established multiple manufacturing facilities in Pune (Maharashtra) and Ahmedabad (Gujarat), along with an Innovation Center in Bengaluru.

In adhesives, 3M India's Industrial Adhesives and Tapes division is a major player, offering structural adhesives (Scotch-Weld series), VHB (Very High Bond) tapes, hot melt adhesives, spray adhesives (Super 77), and sealants. These products serve the construction, automotive, electronics, signage, and metal fabrication industries. The company's ability to bond dissimilar materials, such as metals, plastics, composites, and glass, makes it indispensable in advanced manufacturing.

6. Sika India Pvt Ltd

Sika is a Swiss specialty chemicals company with a strong legacy in construction and industrial applications. In India, Sika operates as Sika India Pvt Ltd and has firmly established itself as a premium provider of adhesives, sealants, waterproofing, concrete admixtures, and flooring solutions.

Sika's adhesive and sealant range under the Sikaflex and Sikabond brands is widely used in structural bonding, joint sealing, and façade construction. In the tiling segment, SikaCeram products serve residential and commercial projects. The company also offers solutions for concrete repair, grouting, and anchoring. Its clientele includes infrastructure developers, builders, and OEM manufacturers.

7. MYK Laticrete India Pvt Ltd

MYK Laticrete is a joint venture between the Indian MYK Group and LATICRETE International, a leading US-based construction products manufacturer. Since 1999, MYK Laticrete has been a specialist in tile adhesives, stone-fixing solutions, grouts, waterproofing, and stone care products for the construction industry.

The company's product portfolio includes tile adhesives, specialty adhesives, stone adhesives, epoxy tile grouts, AAC block adhesives, cement additives, and even 3D printing mortar. It serves residential, commercial, hospitality, healthcare, infrastructure (airports, railways), and industrial segments. Its solutions have been used in landmark projects, including airports, metro rail stations, and large-scale commercial complexes.

8. Euro Adhesives (Jyoti Resins & Adhesives Ltd)

Euro Adhesives is the flagship consumer brand of Jyoti Resins & Adhesives Limited, a BSE-listed company that has positioned itself as a high-grade synthetic resin adhesive manufacturer. With a philosophy summarised as "Sirf Jodo Nahin, Fayedon ke Saath Jodo" (Don't just bond, bond with benefits), Euro Adhesives focuses on delivering measurable performance outcomes: stronger bonds, water resistance, and high coverage.

Its product lineup includes Euro Ultra 5 in 1, Extreme 3 Hi Strong, Euro WP 2 in 1, Euro XTRA, and PVC Glue, all targeting carpenters, contractors, and the furniture industry. The company backs its products with continuous R&D, strict quality controls, and robust warehousing with pan-India distribution reach.

9. Ardex Endura (India) Pvt Ltd

Ardex Endura is the Indian subsidiary of the ARDEX Group, a global leader in high-quality building materials headquartered in Germany. In India, the company has carved a niche in premium tile adhesives, grouts, waterproofing systems, flooring adhesives, and decorative finishes, serving architects, contractors, and large project developers.

Its product segments include tile and stone installations (adhesives, grouts, stone care), waterproofing systems (liquid membranes, crystalline waterproofing, sheet membranes), flooring solutions (cementitious, epoxy, polyurethane, ESD, car park systems), and flooring adhesives. The company is a preferred partner for luxury hospitality, commercial, and infrastructure projects requiring European-standard quality.

10. Synergy Bonding Solutions Pvt Ltd

Synergy Bonding Solutions is a Pune-based manufacturer specialising in wood adhesives and industrial-grade bonding solutions, operating under the Polygum brand promise of a 'Life Long Bond.' The company focuses on PVA adhesives, D3-grade (water-resistant) adhesives, lamination adhesives, plywood glues, and synthetic resin adhesives for woodworking and furniture manufacturing.

Its product range is split into furniture-grade and industrial-grade categories, catering to carpenters, modular furniture manufacturers, plywood processors, and panel-board industries. Based in Pune, the company serves regional and national clients with technically consistent bonding products designed for India's humidity and temperature conditions.

Synergy Bonding's competitive strengths lie in its focused product specialisation, manufacturing quality, responsiveness to custom requirements, and a growing national dealer network.

Conclusion

India's adhesive industry is no longer just about Fevicol on a carpenter's workbench. From aerospace-grade structural bonding with 3M Scotch-Weld to premium tile installations with Ardex Endura or Sika, the market has evolved into a sophisticated, multi-segment ecosystem. Companies like Pidilite and Henkel lead through scale and innovation; specialists like MYK Laticrete and Synergy Bonding serve focused niches with depth and precision.

For buyers, the best choice depends on the application: industrial manufacturers may gravitate toward Henkel or 3M, construction professionals toward Sika, Ardex, or MYK Laticrete, while the furniture and woodworking trades remain loyal to Pidilite, JACPL, Euro Adhesives, or Synergy Bonding. With India's construction and manufacturing sectors projected to grow robustly through 2030, the adhesive industry is set for a strong decade ahead.