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From Assam Farmer to Global Perfume Empire
1 May
Summary
- Ajmal Ali's journey from an Assam farmer to a global perfume mogul.
- The company now boasts 400 stores across 70 countries worldwide.
- Ajmal Perfumes aims to position itself as a luxury global brand.
Ajmal Perfumes, a fragrance house with 75 years of history, has grown from its humble beginnings in Assam to become a global entity. Founded by Ajmal Ali, a farmer who discovered the value of oud, the company established its first shop in Bombay in the 1960s. Recognizing Dubai's visionary leadership and potential, Ajmal Ali's son established the first retail store there in 1976, marking the beginning of its international expansion.
Today, Ajmal Perfumes operates over 400 stores across 70 countries, featuring more than 300 exclusive fragrances. The brand is also present in 65 duty-free outlets and on 14 airlines. With a strategic focus on positioning itself as a premium to entry-luxury global brand, Ajmal Perfumes is planning new stores in Jakarta, London, Paris, and New York, aiming to emulate the success of luxury perfumers like Amouage.
