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Annual Revenue,rose 13.91%, in the last year to ₹462.19 Cr. Its sector's average revenue growth for the last fiscal year was 6.6%.Annual Net Profit,rose 85.79% in the last year to ₹20.05 Cr. Its sector's average net profit growth for the last fiscal year was 44.59%.Quarterly Revenue,rose 15.32% YoY to ₹143.92 Cr. Its sector's average revenue growth YoY for the quarter was 12.12%.Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited is a Kolkata-headquartered plantation company engaged in the cultivation, harvesting and sale of loose and packaged tea, along with allied services across the plantation value chain. The Company owns eleven tea estates with integrated factories in Assam, reflecting its deep roots in India’s tea heartland and a strong manufacturing base located close to its gardens. As on March 31, 2025, Dhunseri had a plantation area of 6,861.12 hectares and employed approximately 12,412 people, underscoring its significant operational presence across the estates.
The Group also maintains an offshore footprint in Malawi, where it undertakes cultivation and processing activities. Its international operations are supported by corporate entities in Singapore and Mauritius. The Group comprises seven subsidiaries, providing a consolidated platform for its domestic and global plantation businesses.
Key milestones include continued progress in upgrading tea quality, resulting in improved realisations, and an expanding offshore macadamia vertical, where the Group aims to emerge among the world’s largest private producers. During FY 2024–25, Dhunseri disposed of the Dilli Tea Estate as part of a profitability-focused rationalisation drive. The Company also reported detailed production outcomes for tea and macadamia across Indian and offshore operations, reflecting stable traction across both geographies.
Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited Key Milestones
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Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited Business Segments
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Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited Key Management
Latest Updates on Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited
Change in promoter group holding:
On December 9, 2024, a Share Purchase/Sale Agreement was executed between promoter group entities. Subsequently, on March 10, 2025, Naga Dhunseri Group Limited (NDGL) acquired 48,09,595 shares (45.77%), raising its total holding to 54.56%. Dhunseri Tea & Industries Limited thereby became a subsidiary of NDGL.
Portfolio rationalisation:
The Company disposed of the Dilli Tea Estate during FY 2024–25 as part of its ongoing rationalisation programme aimed at improving profitability and operational efficiency.
Quality improvements and realisations:
Tea quality initiatives undertaken in earlier years contributed to improved realisations during FY 2024–25, as highlighted by the Chairman.
Offshore expansion – macadamia:
The Group continued expanding its macadamia production capabilities. The offshore unit recorded measurable progress and remains central to Dhunseri’s ambition of becoming one of the largest private global macadamia producers.
Production performance:
Macadamia: Production was 0.25 million kg, with sales of 0.32 million kg.
The Company is engaged in the cultivation, harvesting and sale of loose and packet tea, supported by integrated factory operations across its estates. It also participates in offshore plantation activities through its subsidiaries.
Dhunseri owns eleven tea estates, all located in Assam, each with its own factory. As on March 31, 2025, the Company managed 6,861.12 hectares of plantation area.
Key developments included the Company becoming a subsidiary of NDGL after a majority stake acquisition, disposal of the Dilli Tea Estate as part of rationalisation, improvement in tea quality leading to better realisations, and ongoing expansion of offshore macadamia operations.
