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Libya’s Tika Construction Chemicals company exports another shipment of its Xtreme porcelain tile adhesive and grouting materials to Grenada

bySami Zaptia
July 22, 2025
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Libya’s TIKA Manufacturing lands adhesive export contract to Grenada

Tika ships another export order to Grenada (Photo: Tika).

Libya’s Tika Construction Chemicals manufacturing company has announced the export of another shipment of its Xtreme porcelain tile adhesive and grouting materials to Grenada, in the heart of the Caribbean.

It said this comes as part of a series of successes that confirm its leadership and the confidence of its customers in the quality of its products around the world.

Tika is a growing enterprise founded in Benghazi, which has quickly established itself as a key player in the construction chemicals market since launching operations in 2023 with its first production line of tile adhesives

First export to EU
In 2024, Tika recently its first export—a 20-foot container to Malta. This had marked the beginning of an annual commitment to export between 18 to 20 containers to Malta over the next 12 months, in addition to the plan to grow its international footprint to other markets in the region.

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It was in October 2024 that Tika had landed the contract to supply porcelain tile adhesive and grouting materials to the Intercontinental Hotel construction project in the Caribbean Island of Grenada.

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