2020 Harvest
During November, Quintis completed their 7th annual harvest which brings the total harvest amount to 500 hectares since the first harvest in 2013.
During November, Quintis completed their 7th annual harvest which brings the total harvest amount to 500 hectares since the first harvest in 2013.
Read moreRecognising its unique product offering, the business understands that clients expect a ‘Uniquely Quintis’ experience, drawing upon their Australian roots, scientific rigor, ethical supply and progressive research. These elements have influenced a brand refresh, highlighting the aspects of their Indian (also known as Santalum album) and Australian sandalwood (also known as Santalum spicatum) products.
Read moreQuintis is proved to be one of Perfumer & Flavorist's major sponsors for this year's virtual education event, 'Perfumery in the New Normal'.
Read moreThe Board of Quintis is pleased to announce that Richard Henfrey has been appointed to succeed Julius Matthys as Chief Executive Officer of the Company. Mr Matthys will remain with the Company as a Non-Executive Director.
Read moreA newly recapitalised Quintis (“Company”) has today emerged from receivership after receiving A$145 million in funding from its new owners, including funds and accounts under management by BlackRock Advisors, LLC and its affiliates.
Read moreOur 2018 harvest season has now come to an end. Over the last few months our specialised harvest team successfully harvested approximately 13,600 Indian sandalwood trees on behalf of Quintis, an institutional investor and retail investors.
Read moreSantalis Pharmaceuticals Enrolls First U.S. Subject Into a Ph2 Clinical Study of Mild to Moderate Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema).
Read moreSantalis Pharmaceuticals announced the granting by the Australian Patent Office of Patent No. 2011223758 containing 16 claims covering the use of Sandalwood oil compositions to treat a variety of cancers including Leukemia and solid tumors such as bladder cancer and others.
Read moreQuintis Queensland Indian Sandalwood plantations largely unaffected by Cyclone Debbie
Read moreIn a global study of the Indian sandalwood industry, a leading management consultancy firm estimated that China will consume around 40% of all legal and authentic Indian sandalwood by 2025.
Read moreIn March 2017 TFS will rebrand to Quintis.
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