Grain & agro
Grain aggregation & market‑ready supply
Structured grain procurement from Narela and nearby mandis, with calibrated weighing, grading, and loading for buyers, millers, and bulk processors.
Industrial Trading & Logistics
Since 2006 • India & Global
IST FLOOR • SHOP NO.28 • NEW GRAIN MARKET • NARELA
Precision supply for
modern infrastructure
CHETAN SWAROOP ASHOK KUMAR orchestrates high‑reliability trading and logistics across grain, construction, and tea supply chains, with disciplined execution from Delhi to major ports.
On‑time dispatch
99.2%
SLA-backed performance window
Network span
7+ hubs
Narela • Assam • port terminals
Cargo coverage
Multi‑modal
Road • Rail • Sea freight
Direct line:
+91 97985 43505
Average response within 1 business hour.
Average response within 1 business hour.
Live capacity window
Narela • Delhi • India
Primary corridors
Delhi ⇆ Assam ⇆ Port
Commodity focus
Grain • Steel • Tea
Slots available for Q2 shipments
Real‑world routes
From Narela hub
Dispatch tier
Priority + Contract
Same‑day slotting
Compliance stack
GST • Documentation
Audited trails
Primary operations desk
Verified contact
Address
IST FLOOR, SHOP NO.28, NEW GRAIN MARKET, NARELA DELHI, North West Delhi, Delhi, 110040
Phone
Service promises
Shipment visibility from origin to port handover.
Single‑window coordination for documentation and dispatch.
Escalation‑ready operations for time‑critical loads.
Experience & lineage
Building industrial trust over time
From Narela’s grain markets to eastern tea gardens and coastal ports, the operation blends traditional trade relationships with disciplined execution and documentation.
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Establishing footprint in New Grain Market, Narela
Formalised trading presence at IST FLOOR, SHOP NO.28, focusing on grain aggregation, quality assurance, and payment reliability for local producers.
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Infrastructure‑aligned material supply
Added construction‑grade materials and steel consumables, integrating just‑in‑time deliveries for contractors operating under tight project timelines.
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Connecting Assam tea gardens to export nodes
Coordinated end‑to‑end flows from Assam’s estates to port‑side storage, aligning on quality preservation, moisture controls, and shipment documentation.
Average project tenure
7+ years
Long‑horizon relationships across clients
Operational regions
North & Northeast India
Optimised for Delhi ⇆ Assam corridors
Engagement models
Spot • Contract • Retainer
Flexible structures matched to your risk profile
Trading categories
Curated industrial categories
Each category runs with its own sourcing logic, storage protocol, and dispatch profile, so your supply chain feels precise instead of generic.
Construction input
Construction‑grade material supply
Aggregates, cement‑linked trades, and steel consumables mapped to contractor timelines, with on‑site drops where permitting and access allow.
Tea & estates
Assam tea movement & handling
Coordinated flows from Assam tea gardens to inland yards and ports, focused on moisture controls, handling discipline, and packaging integrity.
Custom contracts
Dedicated lanes & bespoke contracts
Custom‑built engagement models for anchor clients, with fixed capacity, negotiated SLAs, and shared visibility into scheduling and utilisation.
Logistics map
Real corridors, not just lines on a map
A practical view of how consignments flow from Narela’s industrial hub to Assam’s estates and onward to cargo ports, combining road, rail, and sea links.
Current focus corridors
Delhi / Narela
Assam
Port terminations
Live map is schematic for confidentiality. Detailed route diagrams are shared on engagement.
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Narela hub • Origin
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Assam estates
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Cargo ports
Equipment & environments
Spaces, fleets, and field realities
An industrial‑luxury view of the environments that keep consignments moving—from clean, high‑bay warehouses to construction sites and the Assam tea belt.
Modern warehouse
Construction interface
Field‑tested operating arenas
The operation is built to interface cleanly with industrial warehouses, live construction sites, and seasonal landscapes like Assam’s tea plantations.
High‑bay storage
Dock‑level loading
Site‑aligned drops
Estate connectivity
Every environment is treated as a controlled node—where timing, documentation, and safe handling are non‑negotiable.
Assam tea industry
Why choose us
Industrial confidence, boutique attentiveness
A compact, accountable operation that feels more like a dedicated partner than a generic broker—optimised for clarity, speed, and real‑world constraints.
Single point of accountability
One owner‑led contact line for negotiation, coordination, and escalation—no opaque hand‑offs, no shifting responsibility.
Documentation discipline
Invoices, GST, and movement documentation run on a predictable pattern, so audits and reconciliations remain streamlined.
Schedule‑first thinking
Planning begins from your delivery window and works backward, aligning loading, routing, and buffer windows accordingly.
Multi‑category fluency
Familiarity with grain, construction materials, and tea means each commodity is handled on its own terms, not as generic cargo.
Risk‑mitigated operations
Pragmatic checks on weighing, sealing, and basic quality parameters reduce disputes at receiving yards and ports.
Long‑term orientation
The business is structured around repeat clients and multi‑year relationships, not opportunistic one‑off loads.
Client reviews
What long‑term partners say
Clients reference reliability in dispatch windows, clarity in communication, and the comfort of working with an owner who is directly reachable.
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Multi‑year procurement partner
“Loads arrive as booked, with weights and paperwork aligned to what was discussed. For us, the real value is predictability—there are no surprises at the gate.”
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Seasonal logistics partner
“Coordinating between estates, warehouses, and port cut‑offs is rarely simple, but the communication is clear and issues are escalated early enough to fix.”
FAQ
Operational questions, answered in advance
A quick overview of how engagements are structured, from minimum volumes and lead times to how documentation, pricing, and risk are managed.
What types of consignments do you currently prioritise?
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Grain and agro consignments from Narela, construction‑aligned materials for contractors, and seasonal Assam tea movements currently sit at the top of the grid.
How much lead time do you usually need?
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For standard loads, 24–48 hours’ notice is preferred. For multi‑truck or time‑critical port‑linked shipments, a longer planning window is recommended so slots can be locked in.
Do you support documentation and GST compliance?
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Yes. Documentation is treated as core infrastructure—invoice flows, GST, and movement papers are coordinated to match the agreed terms and routes.
Can you work with recurring monthly volumes?
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Recurring volumes are typically structured as dedicated or semi‑dedicated contracts, with capacity banding and clear expectations on minimum guaranteed loads.
How do you handle operational issues or delays?
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Issues are escalated directly by the owner, with realistic options and impact clearly laid out so you can choose whether to reroute, rebook, or re‑prioritise loads.
Legal & privacy
Clarity around how we operate
A concise view of how terms, compliance, and privacy are handled so your internal teams have a clear frame of reference from the outset.
Trading terms snapshot (non‑exhaustive)
- Engagements are subject to mutually agreed commercial terms, with scope, responsibilities, and payment structures defined before execution.
- All consignments move under applicable Indian laws and regulations, including GST and transport norms where relevant.
- Risk transfer points (origin, in‑transit, delivery) are clarified in writing prior to dispatch for each lane or project.
- Any credit arrangements, if offered, are strictly case‑by‑case and subject to periodic review.
Privacy & communication
Contact details shared via this site are used exclusively to coordinate enquiries, quotes, and active projects. Data is not sold or shared with unrelated third parties.
- Communications may be logged for service quality and compliance.
- Operational data may be shared with logistics partners strictly on a need‑to‑know basis.
- Formal contracts or NDAs can be executed for sensitive projects and lanes.