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Annual Revenue,rose 34.91%, in the last year to ₹80.36 Cr. Its sector's average revenue growth for the last fiscal year was 22.65%.Annual Net Profit,rose 420.85% in the last year to ₹6.98 Cr. Its sector's average net profit growth for the last fiscal year was 18.14%.Price to Earning Ratio,is 7.08, lower than its sector PE ratio of 44.24.Khaitan (India) Limited is a West Bengal–based company incorporated in 1936, engaged in sugar manufacturing, captive sugarcane cultivation, and trading of electrical goods. The Company also owns the “Khaitan” brand, from which it earns royalty income through brand licensing arrangements.
Key operating locations include the sugar mill at Khaitan Nagar, Plassey (Nadia), and the agriculture division at Ramnagar (Murshidabad), both situated in West Bengal.
Corporate History
The Company underwent a significant restructuring in the 1990s. Lands measuring approximately 8,053.54 acres were initially held by Ramnagar Cane & Sugar Company Limited, later renamed Khaitan Agro Complex Limited.
Subsequently, Khaitan (India) Limited was amalgamated into Khaitan Agro Complex Limited with effect from January 1, 1994, and the name “Khaitan (India) Limited” was retained following an order of the Hon’ble Calcutta High Court. A fresh Certificate of Incorporation was issued on November 14, 1994, with relevant government notifications following in 1995.
Principal Activities
Geographical Footprint
The Company has its entire operational base in West Bengal, with:
Subsidiaries
Nil.
The Company is not a holding company and, therefore, the restriction on subsidiary layers under the Companies Act is not applicable.
Khaitan (India) Limited Key Milestones
Khaitan (India) Limited Key Management
Latest Updates on Khaitan (India) Limited
Operating performance:
The Company reported a strong year, with total income up by more than 35%. For the year ended March 31, 2025, EPS stood at Rs 14.69, Profit Before Tax rose to Rs 7.15 crore, and Net Profit reached Rs 7.11 crore, reflecting a sharp year-on-year improvement.
Segment status:
The electrical goods trading business remained the backbone of operations. The sugar and agriculture divisions continued to be suspended; however, the sugar segment remains strategically important for future revival. No revenue was recognised from the sugar division during the year.
Strategic initiatives:
Plans were outlined to expand the electrical goods trading business geographically and across product categories, including energy-efficient and smart electrical products, and to leverage online channels for distribution.
Board changes:
Two Independent Directors – Ms. Pooja Kalanouria (DIN: 09056683) and Ms. Ayushi Khaitan (DIN: 10171829) – were appointed on June 30, 2025, subject to shareholders’ approval.
Mr. Sandip Chatterjee (DIN: 06875010) and Ms. Sujata Chatterjee (DIN: 00245656) resigned effective July 1, 2025.
Investments:
A loan of Rs 3 crore to Eskay Properties Development Pvt. Ltd. was converted into equity, resulting in allotment of 1,27,659 shares, in accordance with an independent valuation report.
Audit and compliance:
The Independent Auditors issued a qualified opinion, recommending that the long-suspended sugar mill be presented as discontinued operations. Management, however, continues to classify it as continuing, anticipating revival.
A minor NSE penalty of Rs 5,900 was levied for a one-day delay in related party transaction disclosure (March 2024 quarter), which the Company paid in good faith.
Listing:
Equity shares are listed on NSE (Symbol: KHAITANLTD) and BSE (Scrip Code: 590068).
An application for delisting from the Calcutta Stock Exchange is pending approval.
Khaitan (India) Limited trades in electrical goods such as cables, wires, switchgears, lighting and accessories. It also historically manufactured sugar and cultivated sugarcane on captive farms. Additionally, it owns the “Khaitan” brand and earns royalty from its use.
No. The sugar and agriculture operations remain suspended. The sugar division, however, continues to be regarded as strategic, and revival work including cane research is underway. The auditors have noted this in their qualified opinion.
The Company’s equity shares are listed on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE: KHAITANLTD) and BSE Limited (590068). An application for delisting from the Calcutta Stock Exchange is pending.
