What we do Dhunseri Ventures Ltd operates primarily in treasury operations, PET resin trading, food and beverage, and flexible packaging films, serving diverse markets including India and Singapore. |
Founded in 1,961 |
Market share Strong presence in flexible packaging and food sectors; key player with diversified operations across India and Singapore. |
Problem solved Provides specialized packaging solutions and food products, addressing market demands for quality packaging and branded food offerings. |
Top clients or who we serve B2B and B2C customers including industrial clients in packaging and consumer segments in food and beverage. |
Key management C.K. Dhanuka (Executive Chairman) and a board comprising experienced independent directors with expertise in finance, law, and industry. |
Our journey and innovations Started as a tea company in 1961, expanded into petrochemicals and packaging. Innovated through vertical integration and strategic acquisitions. |
Where we operate India, Singapore, and other international markets with growing exports from subsidiary operations. |
Top products or what we offer Lal Ghora and Kala Ghora tea brands, PET resin trading, flexible packaging films, bakery products via Twelve Cupcakes. |
Top brands Lal Ghora Tea, Kala Ghora Tea, Twelve Cupcakes, Dhunseri Poly Films products. |
Raw materials needed Raw materials include PET resin, packaging substrates, tea leaves, and food ingredients. |
Raw materials supplier Supplier details not specified; likely sourced from international and domestic petrochemical and agricultural suppliers. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue mix has recurring streams from treasury and trading; cyclical influences in food and packaging sectors. |
Our industry position Leading flexible packaging manufacturer in Eastern India with growing export footprint; influential in food and treasury sectors. |
Financial highlights FY 2024-25 revenue approx. ₹527.61 crore and net profit ₹144.16 crore, reflecting diversified income across segments. |
Geographical revenue split Majority revenue from India (~70%), with significant contributions from Singapore and other countries. |
Order book - |
Whats driving growth Expansion in packaging films, increasing exports, strategic investments and restructuring efforts driving growth. |
Our future plans Commencing new BOPP production lines in Jammu by FY 2027 and growing international market presence. |
Our green promise Engages in sustainability through environmental, social, and governance initiatives; details in CSR policy. |
Our people and values Values employee contribution; emphasis on diversity, inclusion, and workplace safety. |
Key challenges ahead Managing geopolitical disruptions, maintaining product quality, and navigating competitive packaging markets. |
Interesting facts Over six decades of evolution from tea cultivation to diversified ventures including petrochemicals and flexible packaging. |
Risks and strategy Risks include market volatility and regulatory changes; mitigated by diversification and strong governance. |
