COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL LTD

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Coromandel International Limited
COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL LTD

Coromondel International Ltd. is India’s pioneer and leading agri-solutions provider, offering diverse products and services across the farming value chain. It started its operations from India’s first fertiliser plant at Ranipet, Tamil Nadu in 1906. Its ‘Farmer First’ approach, quality focus and consumer connect initiatives have helped in gaining farmer’s trust and has established ‘Gromor’ amongst the most trusted brands in the country. The trust built over the decades has catapulted it to be India’s largest private sector phosphatic fertiliser company. It is also the world’s largest neem-based biopesticide manufacturer, the number one organic fertiliser marketer. This is part of Murugappa Group of companies. Its logo consists of word mark and a pictorial in grey and orange tones. The name is written in sans serif bold and the pictorial is an abstract flower with vibrant and dynamic strokes. Its tagline ‘Future Positive’ is written in thin sans serif.

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