Rydak Syndicate Unlisted Share Price

About RYDAK SYNDICATE LIMITED Unlisted Shares

Rydak, the brand name tea experts swear by, is one of the last proud torch-bearers of the rich legacy, regal art, and life philosophies that defined the tea landscape of India in the 19th and 20th centuries. Sold in select packets in teasingly small lots, the company brings the freshness and fragrance of the parent bush to your tables. Born ourselves in the tempestuous albeit regal and memorable years of our Independence struggle, in 1898, our mammoth family now combines inclusions of over 3 quarters of the last century, with mergers of the Baradighi, Mangaldai, Central Cachar, Rydak, and other tea companies from 1940 to 1960, to produce what the corporates call conglomerates. In 1948, they joined the ever-expanding neighborhoods of the Jardine Henderson group of companies and became the greatest pride of their many diverse businesses.

At the foothills of the Darjeeling Hills and far north in Bengal, two twin estates, Kartick, and the title estate, Rydak, produce some of the subcontinent’s most heartening cups, having dominated the corporate landscape for years as a mean no. 1 at auctions. A little to the south, Baradighi Estate, the firm’s aesthetic pride, is a breath-taking, lush and memorable expanse of 600 acres, producing some the strongest teas for pan-India consumers, with gleaming black grains that delight the eyes as much as the heart.

On the banks of the Majuli river in Assam, the Duklingia Tea Estate is host to sheer corporate pride. The industry’s own manna dew, Duklingia’s teas are a kill-for, and its prices are teasingly ahead of the rest in its pool, much as its humbling reception by our guests and customers makes it the most gratifying experience for planters. Duklingia, the heart of many tales of war, agriculture, the Raj, the company and tribal life and economy, also hosts perhaps Asia’s richest living experience in its colonial-style bungalows and is the standing pride of the region due to its unending expanse of over 700 acres, quality, palatial houses, and aromatic teas.

Further south in Assam, Kopati Tea Estate’s teas put traditional teas to shame. A craze in its local area, Kopati’s fine cultural practices in production are much applauded and make way for some of the most personified cups for our drinkers- with tastes, sights, and aromas that last.

Rydak Syndicate Limited was originally incorporated on the 24th of February, 1898 under the Indian Companies Act as Rydak Tea Syndicate Limited. It was rechristened as Rydak Syndicate Limited on 24th September 1979 having its registered office at 4, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Sarani, Kolkata- 700 001

Rydak Syndicate Limited currently has six tea estates which are located both in Assam and in the West Bengal’s Dooars region.

 Rydak Syndicate Share Price, Share Details as of March 31, 2025

RYDAK SYNDICATE INCORPORATION DETAILS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Mr. Rajvinder Singh - Managing Director

Mr. Subir Das - Non-Executive Independent Director

Ms. Suparna Charkrabortti -  Non-Executive Independent Director

Mr. Ravindra Suchanti -  Non-Executive Independent Director

Mr. Prabir Kumar Bhattacharjee -  Non-Executive Independent Director

Shareholders Pattern of Rydak Syndicate Limited (as of 31 March 2025)