India’s direct-to-consumer (D2C) fragrance and deodorant sector is seeing early signs of a funding boom, with venture capital firms negotia...

A clutch of Indian companies are bottling affordable recreations of global luxury fragrances—from Tom Ford Ombre Leather to Coco Mademoisel...

European shares were subdued as investors awaited inflation surveys for insights on the ECB's monetary policy, with Germany's DAX up 0.2% p...

European shares were subdued early on Wednesday, ahead of key euro zone economic data and congressional testimony from U.S. Federal Reserve...

Kannauj’s attar makers are confident they will always find takers for their products. But the possibility of being pushed into the sideline...

The launch of the perfume 'Vikas Khanna by Zighrana' was unveiled by the Consulate General of India in New York Randhir Jaiswal here.

Global private equity investors Goldman Sachs, L Catterton and TPG are in early stages of discussion to acquire a minority stake in Mumbai-...

The fragrance maker said the thrust on the international markets would help the company to increase revenue by 20-30 per cent in the next f...

About six companies have expressed interest in acquiring majority stake in True North PE-owned Vallabhdas Kanji Seasoning.

India has been a land of olfactory indulgence — this is where ittar, incense and aromatherapy have existed for thousands of years, and pers...

The Rs 500-crore initial public offer of fragrance maker S H Kelkar & Company has been subscribed 42 per cent on the first day of the issue...

Riding on the success of incense sticks, the NR Group has come a long way to capture the essence of global fragrance.

There is a clutch of Indian family-owned businesses that have brought in professionals to manage their enterprises even as they step back a...

The deal puts valuation of India's largest fragrance & flavour firm at Rs 736 cr, nearly Rs 100 cr more than its annual sales last year.

IFF will invest US $150 million on capacity expansion globally, the firm's chairman and CEO Doug Tough said.

Givaudan, the world’s biggest flavouring maker, agreed to buy the fragrances unit of Imperial Chemical Industries for £1.2bn.