Discover the Value of Philippine Agarwood
Known locally in the Philippines as "Lapnisan", agarwood or oudh, is a rare and fragrant resin formed in Aquilaria and Gyrinops trees when inoculated. With deep roots in the Bible and Quran, agarwood is a botanical miracle prized for incense, luxury perfumes, and traditional medicine.
Trivia: Did you know that 9 out of the 21 recorded Aquilaria tree species in the world are native and found only in the Philippines?
Why is agarwood so valuable?
- 🌍 Global demand from perfumery, wellness, and religious sectors
- ⏳ Decades-long maturation process creates scarcity
- 🌿 Sustainable cultivation essential to protect wild populations
- 🔒 Strict legality: wild harvesting is banned
- 📈 High ROI potential: especially for tech-enabled, traceable supply chains
High Value: Documented prices of high-grade agarwood fetch up to $100,000 USD per kilogram. Legal cultivation through DENR-approved plantations ensures full export compliance and rising investor interest.