AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL LIMITED commenced manufacturing Jute products by amalgamating The Auckland Jute Company Limited in 1980. The company’s manufacturing unit, Auckland Jute Mills is located near Kolkata. Auckland International Limited manufactures Odourless Tea Bag Cloth, Hessian, Canvas Cloth, Double Warp Tarpaulin Cloth, and Sacking A Twill Bags for Sugar packing & B Twill for other food grain packings. The company is also producing Scrim cloth, Felt, and A-type bags for food grains. The company’s products are well-known in India as well as in foreign countries.
Currently, the Jute Mill of the company has a rated capacity of 100 (TPD)Tonnes Per Day, out of which 30% is quality Hessian Fabrics and the remaining 70% sacking including D. W. Canvas and D. W. Tarpaulins. The company has installed Roof Top Solar Panels in Auckland Jute Mills. The solar power generated is used for manufacturing in the mills. The company is striving for higher progress in the few coming years and has taken plans for the upkeep of old machinery as well as installing new machinery. The equity share of Auckland International Limited is listed on the Calcutta Stock Exchange Limited,
| Auckland International Outstanding Shares: | 41,06,820 |
| Face Value of Auckland International Unlisted Share: | Rs. 10 Per Equity Share |
| ISIN of Auckland International Unlisted Share: | INE907C01022 |
| Lot Size of Auckland International Unlisted Share: | 100 Shares |
| Auckland International Share Price: | Best in Industry |
| PAN Number of Auckland International: | AACCA1986A |
| GST Number of Auckland International: | 19AACCA1986A1ZW |
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CIN of Auckland International |
L36934WB1977PLC031184 |
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Registration Date of Auckland International |
30th September 1977 |
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Category/Sub-category of Auckland International |
Company Limited by Shares |
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Auckland International Registered office address and contact details |
Auckland Jute Mills, P O Jagatdal, North 24 Parganas, West Bengal-743125 Phone No.-033-25812757 |
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Auckland International Registrar and Transfer Agent |
Niche Technologies Private Limited 3A, Auckland Place 7th Floor, Room No. 7A & 7B, Kolkata- 700017 Phone No.- 2280-6616/17/18/19 |
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Name and Description of main products/services |
NIC Code of the product/service |
% to total turnover of the Company |
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Jute and Jute products |
131,139 |
100% |
Sri H. S. Bayed — Executive Director
Sri M. C. Singhi — Independent Director
Sri B. S. Rampuria — Non Executive Director
Sri B. S. Baid — Non Executive Director
Smt. Baby Bothra — Independent Woman Director
Auckland International Limited does not have any subsidiary or associate company.
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S. No. |
Shareholder’s Name |
Number of shares |
% of total Shares of the company |
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1 |
Promoter’s Shareholding |
29,51,607 |
71.87% |
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2 |
Public Shareholding |
11,55,213 |
28.13% |
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Total |
41,06,820 |
100.00% |
Jute Industry is predominantly dependent upon the vagaries of nature. Thus, crop yield fundamentally depends upon climatic conditions. Due to the hoarding of Raw Jute stock by growers and traders, the prices were comparatively different and higher than the prices quoted daily by the market bulletin. The major procurement of the production by the State and Central Government agencies under the Essential Commodities Act, the prices were fixed on the basis of the prices quoted by the market bulletin by the administrative authority of the Jute Commissioner’s Office under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India thereby made the manufacturing and sale of B. Twill Sacking bags economically challenging. The area under jute cultivation has decreased by approximately 18.5% to 5.738 lakh hectares for the 2024–25 season, continuing a downward trend since 2022. West Bengal, the leading producer, has seen significant reductions in acreage. The Minimum Support Price (MSP) for raw jute (TD-3 grade) has been raised to ₹5,650 per quintal for the 2025–26 marketing season, a ₹315 increase from the previous year. This hike aims to provide a 66.8% return over the all-India weighted average cost of production. The government mandates a significant percentage of food grains and sugar to be packed in jute bags under the Jute Packaging Material Act, 1987. However, non-compliance by industries like sugar has impacted demand. While the industry faces immediate challenges, government initiatives such as increased MSP and support for jute mills aim to stabilize the sector. The upcoming Expert Committee on Jute (ECJ) meeting scheduled for June 3 in Kolkata is anticipated to address these pressing issues and chart a path forward.
