When one talks of the Indian Rosin Industry, one cannot but talk of the House of Dujodwala, the oldest and the largest primary producers of Rosin in the private sector in India. From small beginnings with a small scale unit in 1949 for manufacturing Rosin and Turpentine, the Dujodwalas have today emerged as the dominant players in the field of Rosins and Rosin Derivatives, Terpene Chemicals, Synthetic Resin, Alkyl Phenolic Resin, Pure Phenolic Resin, Foundry Resin, Ester gum, Ketonic Resin, Polyester Resin and Camphor.
 
With investments of over Rs. 200 million in fixed assets, mostly out of owned funds, and with an established product range and economic size of operations, the traditionally conservative House of Dujodwalas is now all set to embrace the new culture of privatization and integration with global economy, that is now sweeping India. In this context, the House of Dujodwalas, driven by an ambitious younger generation, is drawing up plans for across-the-board investments in forward integration and downstream projects.

PEOPLE BEHIND THE GROUP:

The House of Dujodwalas owes its existence and sustained growth to the seventy-year young Mr. Ramgopal M. Dujodwala, A pioneer in the field of Rosin and Terpene Chemicals. His vision and innovation backed by a missionary zeal, has led to all-round steady growth with solid foundations in production and marketing of the Groups' products.
 
GROUP'S STRENGTH
 
A) Product Strength:

i ) Leaders in the field of Organic & Inorganic Chemicals like Rosin, Terpene Chemicals and Camphor.

ii ) Successful diversification into Synthetic Resins like Phenolic, Polyester and Foundry Resin.

B) Organisational and Managerial Strengths:

i ) Dujodwala family has over 40 years experience in the Resin, Terpenes and its Derivatives Industry.
ii ) They are supported by professional Board of Directors drawn from experienced and eminent personalities in business and industry in India.
iii ) The Managerial team is comprised of highly qualified professionals in the respective disciplines.

C) Marketing and Infrastructural Strengths: 

i ) Well - oiled marketing network spread all over India.
ii ) Offices in prime localities of important metros and towns in India.
iii ) Computerised and automated systems and communications network.

D) Goodwill:

The House of Dujodwala carries enormous goodwill of its business associates and customers. The Group's commitment to business ethics and professional integrity has enabled it to forge long term association with suppliers and customers.