What we do Oriental Aromatics is a leading Indian manufacturer of aroma chemicals, camphor, fragrances, and flavors, serving diverse industries like cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, and food. |
Founded in 1,972 |
Market share Among the largest domestic manufacturers with significant export presence; integrated in aroma chemicals and fragrance market. |
Problem solved Provides high-quality, integrated fragrance and flavor solutions addressing diverse industrial needs sustainably with R&D-led innovation. |
Top clients or who we serve Supplies FMCG, pharmaceutical, cosmetic industries globally in B2B format, working with marquee flavor and fragrance brands. |
Key management Mr. Dharmil A. Bodani, Chairman & Managing Director, with over three decades in flavors, fragrances and chemicals industry. |
Our journey and innovations Founded 1955, pioneered synthetic camphor in India, multiple expansions and acquisitions, strong R&D focus with new specialty aroma plants. |
Where we operate Manufacturing in India (Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat), exports spanning Asia, Europe, Americas, and Africa. |
Top products or what we offer Synthetic Camphor, Specialty Aroma Chemicals (Astromusk, Terpineols), Fragrances, Flavors, and customized aroma ingredients. |
Top brands Saraswati, 3 Pine, Bhimseni camphor brands; new Evermoss specialty aroma ingredient; integrated aroma chemical product lines. |
Raw materials needed Raw materials include turpentine oil, alpha-pinene, petroleum derivatives, aleuritic acid, sourced sustainably from global suppliers. |
Raw materials supplier Supplied by various global vendors specializing in pine-based oils and petrochemical derivatives. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue is a mix of recurring orders from established contracts and cyclical demand based on industrial production cycles. |
Our industry position Strong market position as one of India’s top manufacturers in aroma chemicals and fragrances with growing global footprint. |
Financial highlights FY25 consolidated revenue ₹9283 million, net profit ₹343 million, EBITDA margin 10.06%, showing robust profit and margin improvement. |
Geographical revenue split 55% India, 45% international markets including Asia, Europe, Americas, Africa. |
Order book - |
Whats driving growth Growth driven by R&D innovation, expanded specialty aroma chemical capacity, new plants, and increased international demand. |
Our future plans Ramp-up new Mahad plant, expand specialty aroma chemical offerings, continuous R&D enhancements, and international market penetration. |
Our green promise Committed to sustainability with ISO 14001 EMS certification, wood-chip fuel boilers and nitrogen plant for energy savings. |
Our people and values Experienced management, structured board with independent directors, focus on compliance, ethics, and inclusion. |
Key challenges ahead Raw material price volatility, supply chain disruptions, regulatory changes, and competitive pricing pressures. |
Interesting facts Pioneer of synthetic camphor in India; family legacy since 1955; global supplier with integrated aroma chemical and fragrance production. |
Risks and strategy Market volatility and input cost risks managed via diversified sourcing, innovation, and operational efficiencies to maintain margins. |
