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Credit Rating (CRISIL)
IND B / Negative(ISSUER NOT COOPERATING) / IND A4(ISSUER NOT COOPERATING)
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Valuation
Investment Thesis
Baghmari Tea Co Ltd is a heritage Indian tea company with over 105 years of history, operating the Huldibari estate (Dooars CTC teas) and the Upper Fagu estate (Darjeeling Orthodox Green Tea). The combination of a high-volume CTC estate and a premium GI-tagged Darjeeling estate offers revenue diversification. While the tea plantation sector faces structural headwinds from labor costs, climate stress, and commodity pricing, the company's Darjeeling Orthodox teas carry strong export and premium market appeal. At ₹90 per share in the unlisted market, the stock reflects conservative valuation for a century-old plantation business.
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Business Segments
Tea Processing & Trading
Tea and coffee processing; manufacturing and wholesale of processed tea under Baghmari brand from West Bengal estates.
Revenue Model
Baghmari Tea generates revenue through the sale of manufactured tea from its two estates. CTC tea from the Huldibari estate is sold through auction at Kolkata or Siliguri tea auctions and to domestic bulk buyers. Orthodox Darjeeling Green Tea from Upper Fagu commands premium pricing and may be sold through direct export channels, specialty importers, and premium domestic buyers. The company may also sell green leaf from estate gardens.
Detailed Analysis
Growth Plans
Growing global demand for premium GI-tagged Darjeeling Orthodox teas in European and Asian markets
Rising domestic premium tea consumption among urban Indian consumers
Potential for direct-to-consumer or branded retail expansion leveraging the 100-year heritage story
Sustainable and single-origin tea positioning could command higher export premiums
Industry Tailwinds
Recent Developments
India's tea production and exports have been steady. Assam CTC tea prices at auction have been supported by consistent demand from domestic blenders and international buyers.
2024-2025Frequently Asked Questions
About Baghmari Tea
Baghmari Tea Co Ltd is one of India's oldest tea companies, incorporated on 4 January 1918 in Kolkata — over 107 years of corporate existence. The company is managed by the Bajoria family, a prominent Kolkata-based business family with deep roots in the tea and trading sectors. Directors include Anand Bajoria, Shakti Khaitan, Rajendra Bajoria, Pranab Kumar Mookerjee, Shobha Bajoria, and Dhruv Bajoria. The registered office is at 3, Netaji Subhas Road, Kolkata 700001 — the historic commercial heartland of Kolkata. The tea estate is located at P.O. Biswanath Chariali, District Sonitpur, Assam — in the Brahmaputra Valley, one of the world's most recognised tea-growing regions. Assam produces approximately 50% of India's total tea output and is globally renowned for its bold, malty, full-bodied teas. The company is classified under 'Growing of crops; market gardening; horticulture' per NIC codes. Baghmari Tea's authorised share capital is ₹2 crore with a paid-up capital of ₹33 lakh — reflecting the modest capitalisation common among legacy tea estate companies where value resides in land and plantation assets rather than share capital. The Bajoria family has managed this estate through pre-independence British India, the post-independence nationalisation period, liberalisation, and the modern organised tea industry. Assam tea is primarily manufactured as CTC (Crush-Tear-Curl) black tea and sold through the Guwahati Tea Auction Centre — one of the world's largest tea auction platforms.
Key Milestones
Incorporated December 4, 1918 in Kolkata, West Bengal (CIN: L01132WB1918PLC002913) — 106+ years old
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Growing global demand for premium GI-tagged Darjeeling Orthodox teas in European and Asian markets
Rising domestic premium tea consumption among urban Indian consumers
Potential for direct-to-consumer or branded retail expansion leveraging the 100-year heritage story
Sustainable and single-origin tea positioning could command higher export premiums
Industry Headwinds
Continued climate stress on Darjeeling yields reducing premium revenue
Labor cost increases under Plantation Labour Act norms
Declining global CTC tea prices from oversupply in East Africa
CRISIL rating of IND B / Negative(ISSUER NOT COOPERATING) / IND A4(ISSUER NOT COOPERATING) — sub-investment grade; indicates elevated credit risk
Source: CRISIL
Both Dooars and Darjeeling tea belts are increasingly affected by erratic monsoons, unseasonal frost, and drought, impacting crop volumes and quality especially for the premium Darjeeling first and second flush teas.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Tea plantations are heavily regulated by the Plantation Labour Act. Rising wages, worker welfare mandates, and labor unrest (particularly in Darjeeling, where Gorkhaland agitations have periodically disrupted operations) are ongoing risk factors.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
CTC tea prices are determined at auction and subject to global supply dynamics. Competition from African producers has suppressed prices for lower-grade CTC teas.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Total Darjeeling tea production has declined significantly over the past decade due to climate stress, pest (red spider mite) damage, and labor disruptions, creating supply-side constraints even as demand grows.
Source: Media Reports / Public Records
Unlisted shares at ₹90 have very limited secondary market interest, making exit difficult.
Source: Company Financial Filings
Both Dooars and Darjeeling tea belts are increasingly affected by erratic monsoons, unseasonal frost, and drought, impacting crop volumes and quality especially for the premium Darjeeling first and second flush teas.
Tea plantations are heavily regulated by the Plantation Labour Act. Rising wages, worker welfare mandates, and labor unrest (particularly in Darjeeling, where Gorkhaland agitations have periodically disrupted operations) are ongoing risk factors.
CTC tea prices are determined at auction and subject to global supply dynamics. Competition from African producers has suppressed prices for lower-grade CTC teas.
Total Darjeeling tea production has declined significantly over the past decade due to climate stress, pest (red spider mite) damage, and labor disruptions, creating supply-side constraints even as demand grows.
Unlisted shares at ₹90 have very limited secondary market interest, making exit difficult.
Registered at 3 Netaji Subhas Road, Kolkata 700001; active website at baghmaritea.com
Bajoria family promoters; ISIN INE773E01016; listed company (L-prefix)
Revenue grew 21.77% in FY23; profit grew 109.39% — strong recent performance turnaround