The company says that key growth drivers include the growth of quick -service restaurants (QSRs) and cafe culture
Sacheerome, a fragrance and flavour manufacturer catering to FMCG, personal care, home care, and food and beverage industries, is doubling down on tapping the shift towards natural and organic flavours and increasing urbanisation and western food influence.
The company’s net profit rose 78 per cent to Rs 28.4 crore in the financial year 2026, while total income reached Rs 156.28 crore, marking an uptick of 43.9 per cent. Ebitda stood at Rs 40.6 crore, rising by 73 per cent. In Q4FY26, net profit increased by 51.19 per cent to reach Rs 13.5 crore, with total income rising to Rs 78 crore.
The company said that key growth drivers include expanding food processing and personal care industries, rising demand for packaged, ready -to-eat food and beverages and growth of quick -service restaurants (QSRs) and cafe culture.
Domestic sales contributed approximately 94 per cent of FY26 revenues, while export sales accounted for around 6 per cent, reflecting the company’s presence in the domestic market alongside an expanding international footprint. Revenue contribution from the fragrance segment stood at approximately 94 per cent during FY26, while the flavour segment contributed around 6 per cent to total revenues.
“During the year, we continued to strengthen our manufacturing infrastructure, deepen customer relationships, and enhance operational efficiencies across the organization. Our focus on innovation, quality, and customized solutions continues to drive increasing acceptance across key customer segments,” stated Manoj Arora, Chairman and Managing Director, Sacheerome.
Arora added that the fragrance and flavour industry continues to witness strong demand supported by growing consumption across FMCG, food and beverage and personal care categories. With strengthened balance sheet, healthy cash flows,and scalable operating platform, the company remains well positioned to capitalise on emerging opportunities, he noted.
