Suzhou Bailitai Technology Co., Ltd.is a high-tech company and can supply all kinds of chemicals and technical package, integrating R&D, manufacturing and trading. Company is located in the SIP Bio Bay of Suzhou Industrial Park, which is the centre of the Yangtze River delta and the crossing point of China coast open area and Yangtze River economic development zone.
Suzhou Bailitai is committed to study the new chemical path and means and is good at solving problems with new technology. In addition, the people of the company’s core team have deep understanding and experience of researching organic chemistry.
Our company specializes in pharmaceutical intermediates, organic silicone products, electronic chemicals (Oled intermediate) and industrial synthetics of plant extract, such as telmisartan intermediate, Methyl-phenyl-dimethoxysilane, phenylboronic acid series products, fluorine series products, carbazole series products, Biochanin A, Resveratrol and Formononetin, etc.. We have been establishing stable business relationships with many large-scale chemical material manufactures in Zhejiang, Shanghai, Jiangsu, Sichuan, Shandong, Hubei and Anhui. With the exception of our catalog products, we can also provide custom synthesis of research and production services.
Bailitai always adheres to the strategic policy of " Sincere first, Customer first, Considerate service, Long-term development ". With excellent service, reliable quality and competitive price, we will be your trustworthy business partner.
Registered Capital: 2 Million(CNY)
Registered Address: Suite414, A2Building, 218Xinghu RD., Suzhou Industrial Park, China.
Company Type: Production
Business Scope: Technology development, technical consultation, technical service, technology transfer and sales of bio-pharmaceutical intermediates and fine chemical products. Engaged in the import and export business of chemical products and related technologies (except the commodities and technologies which are restricted by the state or prohibited from import and export).
