INTRODUCTION

Halder Group, rooted in a legacy dating back to 1924, is a prominent rice and edible oil manufacturer in West Bengal, India. Established by Mr. Brindaban Chandra Halder, the company's visionary journey began with B.C. Halder Rice and Oil Mills in Rampurhat. Over the years, successive leaders like Mr. Madan Mohan Halder, Mr. Prabhat Kumar Halder and Mr. Keshab Kumar Halder have strategically expanded the business, running Shri Lalateswari Rice Mill Pvt. Ltd. in Nalhati, Birbhum, and incorporating key entities like Shri Jatadhari Rice Mill Pvt. Ltd. and P.K. Cereals Pvt. Ltd.

Noteworthy milestones include establishing P.K. Agri Link Pvt. Ltd. in 2008, a success attributed to the trio of Mr. Keshab Kumar Halder, Mr. Prabhat Kumar Halder, and Mrs. Rekha Halder. Committed to industry standards and timely delivery, Halder Group has become a benchmark in the field.

OUR JOURNEY

1924

A visionary journey begins with the inauguration of B.C. Halder Rice and Oil Mills

1995

A change in reins, leading to a revamped rice milling business to match our evolving vision

2011

An ambitious venture into the rice bran oil business with a solvent extraction plant

2013

Expanding footprints beyond national borders, with global export of rice

2016

A historical public listing of Halder Venture Limited in the Bombay Stock Exchange

2018

A high impact launch of Odaana Rice Bran Oil and Mustard Oil in West Bengal and North East India

2023

A timely venture into Soyabean and Sunflower Oil processing to fortify presence in the edible oil market

PURPOSE

Nurture humanity and the possibilities of human endeavour

VISION

Create a healthy, well nourished and progressive community

MISSION

Ensure access to nutritious food for all segments of society

WHOLESOME QUALITY

Our products are pure, natural, & nutritious

VALUES
SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE

We are always mindful of the environment, waste, & social impact

GLOBAL STANDARD

We maintain high standards in terms of technology, innovation, & benchmarks

VALUE FOR MONEY

Stringent sourcing, competitive processes, and economies of scale