About Us

Innovating a Sustainable Future

Therpol is a patented multifunctional polymer additive designed to transform the plastics industry through innovation, sustainability and performance.

From
Nature to
Tomorrow

Who We Are

Therpol – A Sustainable Polymer Solution

Therpol is a patented, multifunctional polymer additive invented by Proquitec, a Brazilian company, and manufactured under a tolling agreement in Thailand. It is designed to enhance the performance, sustainability and versatility of plastic materials across a wide range of applications.

Sustainable Raw Materials

Advanced Technology

High Performance & Versatility

Global Impact

The Therpol Advantage

A unique combination of natural and recycled materials, delivering powerful performance across multiple industries.

Multifunctional polymer additive
Patented technology
Enhances recycled content
Improves product performance
Supports a circular economy

Nature's Resources + Recycled Materials = Therpol

Our Story

Three Decades of Trust and Growth

RAI, our potential client, is a 35-year-old privately held company based in Dubai, UAE. With a strong focus on polymer and petrochemical distribution, RAI serves global markets, including the UK, offering standard and speciality polymers, engineering plastics, additives and sustainable solutions.

Learn More About RAI

1989

RAI Founded

A 35-year-old privately held company based in Dubai, UAE.

Global Distribution

Focus on polymer and petrochemical products with worldwide operations.

Sustainability Focus

Expanding portfolio with sustainable solutions for a better tomorrow.

Exploring Therpol

Considering a Product Patent Purchase agreement to bring technology to market.

Therpol Composition

A balanced blend of natural and recycled materials.

Raw Material	Percentage	Source	Origin
🌱 Natural Rubber	33%	100% collected from rubber trees, sustainably sourced and FSC certified.	Malaysia, Thailand
♻️ Recycled Polyethylene Resin	66%	From post-consumer plastic waste (bottles, bags etc.), cleaned, shredded and recycled into resin.	Vietnam