About
A factory, not
a quarry.
We do not own a deposit and we do not pretend to. We buy blocks and convert them — which means we buy the block your order needs rather than selling you the one we happen to be sitting on. Everything we are worth is in what happens between the two.
The business
Started in blocks.
Moved up the chain.
The family began by trading dressed blocks. It became obvious fairly quickly that the money and the reputation both sat further along — in sawing, polishing and finishing — and that customers who bought finished material stayed, while block buyers moved on price every season.
So we stopped moving other people's stone and built a processing plant. Today everything that leaves the yard has been converted here. We do not sell rough blocks: buying blocks in order to resell them would put us in a price fight with the quarries we depend on, at the thinnest margin in the trade.
It is a family firm. The people who decide which block to buy are the same people who answer the phone when a container has a problem.
Started trading dressed blocks, learning which quarries hold their grade and which do not.
First gangsaw commissioned. Stopped moving other people’s stone and started converting our own purchases.
Polishing line installed. First direct export container, to the Gulf.
Cut-to-size and CNC added, opening up countertop and monument work — the highest value-add we do.
Yard opened for local builders, architects and homeowners.
Exporting to several regions, establishing our own import operation in the United States.
How we work
Four things we hold to.
Say the grade out loud
If a bundle drops from Premium to Standard in production, we call before it ships and re-price it. Discovering it at your port is not a saving for anyone — it costs us the customer and costs you the project.
Own the conversion, not the ground
We buy blocks; the sawing, polishing, finishing and packing are all ours and happen on one site. Nothing is jobbed out, so nothing gets blamed on a subcontractor — and because we are not tied to one deposit, we buy for the order rather than to clear our own stock.
Sell to two markets
Export and domestic. They cushion each other — when a trade route wobbles, the plant keeps running, and the buyers who stayed still get their orders on time.
Answer the phone
One named person owns your order. Not a shared inbox, not a form that goes nowhere. In a trade where response speed decides most first orders, this is a real advantage and we treat it as one.
Where we are
In Khammam,
beside the quarries.
Khammam has the largest concentration of slab and tile processing in Telangana, and the black granite quarry districts — Warangal and Karimnagar — are next door. Short block haulage, and close enough to inspect before we buy rather than after it arrives.
Black Galaxy is the exception: it comes from a handful of villages around Chimakurthy in Andhra Pradesh and exists nowhere else on earth. We buy it in from that belt, and we say so — nobody outside those villages can honestly claim it as their own.
Krishnapatnam is roughly 420 km away, about six hours by road; Chennai and Visakhapatnam are the alternates.
- Plant & yard
- Mudigonda, Khammam District, Telangana
- Nearest city
- Khammam
- Nearest airport
- Hyderabad (HYD) · Vijayawada (VGA)
- Rail
- Khammam, on the Kazipet–Vijayawada line
- Ports
- Krishnapatnam · Chennai · Visakhapatnam
- Visiting hours
- Mon–Sat, 9:00–18:00 IST