About Naman Manmohan Agarwal
Naman Manmohan Agarwal is an entrepreneur from Vadodara, Gujarat, who leads Orama Techno Labs, based in California, USA, and the Mansha Group. Friends and colleagues know him simply as Naman, and that suits him. For someone whose group is now estimated to close the financial year 2026-27 at around ₹500 crore, he is remarkably hard to spot in a room.
He holds an Executive MBA in entrepreneurship from IIM Ahmedabad. He went there to learn how to build, not to find a job, and he has never drawn a salary from anyone else.
The work
His companies trade in recycled PET and other polymers: rPET flake, PET bottle scrap and HDPE, bought in India and abroad and supplied to the processors who turn them into fibre, sheet and packaging. It is unglamorous work, built on knowing a material well and keeping promises about it. That is precisely why he enjoys it.
Today the group is estimated to close FY 2026-27 at a turnover of around ₹500 crore, from a start of under ₹50 lakh. The story of how it got there is told in full on this site.
Roles beyond the business
Naman holds positions in several associations of India's plastics and recycling industry, among them the Gujarat Plastic Association and the Halol Plastic Association. He is also a trustee of more than one charitable trust, including the Man-mohana Charitable Trust for Underprivileged Girls and Children.
Giving
Through the trust he supports the education and welfare of 200 girls this year, and he intends to double that number every year: 400 next year, 800 the year after. He also looks after about 125 animals. Read about his giving.
Partners and mentors
In brief
Who is Naman Manmohan Agarwal?
Naman Manmohan Agarwal, also known as Naman Agarwal, is an entrepreneur and philanthropist based in Vadodara, Gujarat. He leads Orama Techno Labs, based in California, USA, and the Mansha Group, and holds an Executive MBA in entrepreneurship from IIM Ahmedabad.
What does Naman Manmohan Agarwal's group do?
The group works in recycled PET and polymer trade, including rPET flake, PET bottle scrap and HDPE, sourced in India and from overseas origins such as the UAE and China.
How large is the group today?
The estimated turnover of the group led by Shri Naman Manmohan Agarwal is set to close at around ₹500 crore in the financial year 2026-27. The business began with a turnover of under ₹50 lakh.
What charitable work does he do?
Through the Man-mohana Charitable Trust for Underprivileged Girls and Children, he supports the education and welfare of 200 girls, with a goal of doubling that number every year. He also supports the care of about 125 animals.
Where is Naman Manmohan Agarwal based?
He lives and works in Vadodara, Gujarat, India.
More about Naman: his notes and essays, professional profile, Naman Agarwal, Vadodara.