Leading Global Zinc Oxide Companies | Key Players 2026

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Publication Date: Sep 2026

Leading Global Zinc Oxide Companies

The following is a data-backed list of the leading Global Zinc Oxide companies, compiled through 6Wresearch's proprietary research and validated by in-house industry analysts. These companies represent the key players shaping competition in the Global Zinc Oxide Industry, including, EverZinc, RUBAMIN, and other established names.

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List of Global Zinc Oxide Companies:

1. EverZinc

Company Name	EverZinc
Established Year	2015
Headquarters	Houston, Texas, United States
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A global manufacturer and supplier of zinc chemicals including zinc oxide, fine zinc powder, zinc battery powders, and Zano super-fine zinc oxide serving industrial and personal care sectors.

2. RUBAMIN

Company Name	RUBAMIN
Established Year	1985
Headquarters	Vadodara, Gujarat, India
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A sustainable recycling and chemical manufacturing company specializing in recovering critical metals from industrial waste and producing high-value specialty zinc chemicals.

3. Zochem LLC

Company Name	Zochem LLC
Established Year	1933
Headquarters	Dickson, Tennessee, United States
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North America's well-known manufacturer of high-purity zinc oxide products exclusively using the French Process method for rubber, chemical, pharmaceutical, and agricultural markets.

4. U.S. Zinc

Company Name	U.S. Zinc
Established Year	1949
Headquarters	Houston, Texas, United States
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A leading global producer and recycler of zinc products, supplying continuous-grade zinc metal, zinc oxide, and dust to chemical, agricultural, and galvanizing industries worldwide.

5. Akrochem Corporation

Company Name	Akrochem Corporation
Established Year	1929
Headquarters	Akron, Ohio, United States
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A prominent chemical compounding and distribution company supplying raw materials, fillers, and additives—including zinc oxide—primarily to the rubber, plastic, and polymer industries.

6. Hakusui Tech

Company Name	Hakusui Tech
Established Year	1947
Headquarters	Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan
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A specialized inorganic chemical manufacturer focusing on high-grade zinc oxide and zirconium compounds, maintaining extensive production footprints across East Asia.

7. Galvani (GalvInfo Center / International Zinc Association)

Company Name	Galvani (GalvInfo Center / International Zinc Association)
Established Year	1999
Headquarters	Durham, North Carolina, United States
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An industry resource center established by the International Zinc Association to provide technical support and data concerning zinc-coated steel sheet and galvanizing processes.

8. Hindustan Zinc Limited

Company Name	Hindustan Zinc Limited
Established Year	1966
Headquarters	Udaipur, Rajasthan, India
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A subsidiary of Vedanta Limited and one of the world's largest integrated producers of zinc, lead, and silver, operating massive open-pit and underground mines in India.

9. Zinc Nacional S.A.

Company Name	Zinc Nacional S.A.
Established Year	1952
Headquarters	San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León, Mexico
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A specialized manufacturer of zinc oxide and zinc sulfate utilizing both the French and American production processes, alongside sustainable paper recycling operations.