According to an exchange filing, following a rigorous approval process spanning over 18 months and an initial trial shipment, the first commercial order has now been confirmed. The order fulfillment will proceed as per the schedule provided by the strategic customer.
The specialty organic intermediate, developed in-house by Vipul Organics’ R&D team over the last three years, is used to formulate compounds critical in manufacturing automotive components such as shock absorbers and bumper extensions. The compound significantly enhances durability, impact resistance, and wear tolerance of the auto parts.
With over five decades of legacy in the chemical industry, Vipul Organics is known for its focus on research, innovation, and customer-centric solutions. The recent breakthrough underscores the company’s commitment to R&D and signals its intention to establish a strong presence in high-growth, high-performance chemical applications.
Vipul Organics expects increasing demand for the new compound in the coming years, anticipating a robust revenue stream from the automotive sector and further reinforcing its innovation-driven growth strategy.
Vipul P. Shah, managing director of Vipul Organics, said, “Our R&D team has worked relentlessly to develop this compound. Receiving approval for the final product in the automobile industry, which is made with our intermediate, underscores our capability to innovate and deliver to world-class standards. This development not only adds a high-value product to our portfolio but also marks our entry into a completely new industry segment, beyond dyes and pigments. We shall continue to put in efforts in developing such novel product line across newer applications and business verticals.”
Vipul Organics is a specialty chemicals company in the pigments and dyes segment. The company provides total colouring solutions to paint, printing ink, plastics and masterbatches, textiles, rubber & latex, agriculture, leather, dietary supplements and pharmaceuticals, food beverages and confectionaries industries.
The company’s consolidated net profit fell 27.1% to Rs 0.78 crore in Q4 FY25 as compared with Rs 1.07 crore in Q4 FY24. However, net sales jumped 10.3% YoY to Rs 44.09 crore in Q4 FY25.