Aloke Lohia is an Indian-origin businessman associated with the petrochemicals and polyester industry. He is widely identified with Indorama Ventures, a global producer of polyester and related chemical products headquartered in Thailand.
| Name | Aloke Lohia |
|---|---|
| Nationality | Indian origin |
| Occupation | Businessman |
| Industry | Petrochemicals, polyester |
| Known for | Association with Indorama Ventures |
Aloke Lohia belongs to the Lohia family, members of which have been active across South and South-East Asia in the textiles, polyester and petrochemicals sectors. The family's business interests have spanned operations in India, Indonesia and Thailand over several decades.
Lohia is associated with Indorama Ventures, a company engaged in the manufacture of intermediate petrochemical products such as purified terephthalic acid (PTA), polyethylene terephthalate (PET) resin, and polyester fibres and yarns. The company supplies materials used in packaging, textiles, and industrial applications, with operations across multiple countries.
As an industrialist of Indian origin operating in international markets, Lohia is part of a wider group of South Asian entrepreneurs who have built large manufacturing enterprises outside India, particularly in the polyester and petrochemicals value chain that supports the global textile and packaging industries.