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Regatta Granites India is an ISO-certified Indian granite manufacturer and global exporter with 25+ years of industry experience. Headquartered in New Delhi, the company operates manufacturing units in Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan and supplies Indian granite to buyers in more than 60 countries.
Regatta Granites India was established in 2000 and has more than 25 years of experience in the granite industry, serving international clients across multiple markets.
The South India manufacturing facility is at Plot No. 52 & 53, Gundlapalli Growth Center, Maddipadu, Prakasam District, Andhra Pradesh – 523211. The North India facility is at H 36 A to C, H 39 B, H-40, RIICO Industrial Area, Hattipura, Bundi, Rajasthan – 323001. The head office is in New Delhi, India.
You can contact Regatta Granites India at +91-11-49863625 or +91-9910066990, or email info@regattaexports.com. The head office is at Property No-1, Lane No-2, Westend Marg, Near Gate No-2, Saket Metro Station, Saidulajab, New Delhi – 110030. Website: www.regattagranitesindia.com.
The company lists ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, CE Marking, Xertifix Plus, Dun & Bradstreet, CAPEXIL, CDOS, All India Granites and Stone Association membership, One Star Export House status, and a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) certificate. Buyers should request relevant certificates for their product and destination market.
Regatta Granites India exports to international markets including the USA, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Austria, Lithuania, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Australia, China, Russia, and other destinations. The company states that it has supplied buyers in more than 60 countries.
Regatta Granites India presents itself as a direct manufacturer and exporter rather than a trader or middleman. It sources raw material from quarries and processes granite through its manufacturing facilities in Andhra Pradesh and Rajasthan.
The standard minimum order quantity is one container for B2B export orders. The approximate quantity can be around 4,000 sq. ft., depending on the product, dimensions, thickness, packing, and container loading plan.
The company's primary focus is B2B supply for importers, wholesalers, contractors, architects, developers, monument dealers, and countertop fabricators. Orders are generally subject to the one-container MOQ; availability of smaller or domestic orders should be confirmed directly.
The company's stated core values are Trust, Integrated Work Approach, Value-Based Commitment, and Superior Quality.
The product range includes rough blocks, gangsaw slabs, cutter slabs, countertops and vanity tops, tiles, monuments and tombstones, pool copings, steps and treads, thresholds, window sills, flagstones, and custom granite articles. The wider portfolio also includes quartzite and marble.
Gangsaw slabs are large-format slabs cut using a multi-blade gangsaw. Typical dimensions are approximately 240–280 cm long and 140–160 cm wide, with thicknesses of 1.8 cm, 2 cm, or 3 cm. They are used for countertops, islands, flooring, cladding, and interiors. Availability depends on the granite color and production batch.
Cutter slabs are generally smaller-format slabs than gangsaw slabs and can be suitable for tiles, wall cladding, stair treads, and smaller counters. Example sizes include 180 × 60 cm and 240 × 60 cm, with 1.5 cm, 2 cm, or 3 cm thicknesses, subject to availability and specification.
The company supplies granite kitchen countertops, worktops, vanity tops, and island tops in custom dimensions. Options can include straight, beveled, bullnose, and ogee edges. Common thicknesses are 2 cm and 3 cm, subject to the selected material and project requirements.
Yes. The listed tile sizes include 30 × 30 cm, 40 × 40 cm, 60 × 60 cm, and 30 × 60 cm. Common thicknesses are 1 cm, 1.2 cm, and 2 cm. Finishes may include polished, honed, flamed or thermal, bush-hammered, and sandblasted.
Rough blocks are granite blocks supplied in an unprocessed or minimally processed form directly from quarry production. They are commonly purchased by stone processors, slab and tile manufacturers, and monument makers, with commercial quantities typically calculated by weight or volume.
Yes. The company lists monuments, tombstones, headstones, grave markers, and memorial products, with custom sizes, shapes, engraving, and finishes. Popular colors mentioned include Absolute Black, Black Galaxy, and Imperial Red.
Granite pool copings, also called rim stones, are fitted along the edge of swimming pools to create a durable border. Regatta lists different widths, thicknesses, and bullnose or drop-face edge profiles, with finishes such as flamed or brushed for outdoor use.
Yes. Granite steps and treads can be supplied in custom lengths and widths, commonly around 30–40 cm wide, with 2 cm, 3 cm, or custom thicknesses. Flamed, sandblasted, or brushed finishes may be specified where a textured surface is preferred.
Granite thresholds are stone pieces installed at doorway transitions. They are used in residential buildings, hotels, and renovation projects. Standard or custom dimensions and polished finishes can be discussed when requesting a quote.
Granite window sills are installed at the base of windows to provide a durable, finished surface. The listed typical width is 4–6 inches and thickness is approximately 3/4 to 1.25 inches, with custom lengths and polished or honed finishes available by request.
Granite flagstones are flat pieces used for paving, pathways, driveways, pool surrounds, and landscaping. Depending on the product, finishes can include natural split, flamed, brushed, or sawn, with typical thicknesses of 2 cm, 3 cm, or 4 cm.
Yes. The wider product portfolio includes Indian quartzite for countertops, flooring, cladding, and facades. Quartzite may feature distinctive veining and patterns. Contact the company to confirm current colors, stock, and specifications.
Marble is available through the company's sister platform, Regatta Exports, at regattaexports.com. Its applications include flooring, countertops, and cladding.
The Exotic Collection refers to premium, visually distinctive granite varieties with unusual patterns, mineral inclusions, or striking color combinations. These materials are intended for luxury interiors and high-end architectural applications, subject to availability.
The company lists more than 100 granite types and colors sourced from North and South India. The range includes black, grey, white, pink, red, green, blue, gold, and multicolor varieties. Availability may vary by quarry and production batch.
Popular varieties listed include Absolute Black, Black Galaxy, Imperial Red, Steel Grey, Kashmir White, Colonial White, Tan Brown, Viscount White, River White, Rosewood, Atlantic White, Lava Oro, Fusion Gold, P White, and Crystal Yellow.
Custom granite articles may include birdbaths, bollards, benches, planters, pedestals, fountain bases, fireplace surrounds, kitchen accessories, and other bespoke stone products. Share drawings, dimensions, finish, and quantity to confirm feasibility.
Listed finishes include polished, honed, flamed or thermal, bush-hammered, sandblasted, brushed or antique, leathered, and water-jet finishes. Availability depends on the granite variety and product type.
Typical thicknesses listed are 1.8 cm, 2 cm, and 3 cm for gangsaw slabs; 1.5 cm, 2 cm, and 3 cm for cutter slabs; 1 cm, 1.2 cm, and 2 cm for tiles; and 2 cm or 3 cm for countertops. Steps and other products can be customized by agreement.
The company states that it follows ISO 9001:2015 quality-management processes. Checks may include raw-block inspection, calibration and thickness checks, finish inspection, dimensional accuracy, visual-defect checks, and pre-shipment inspection.
The FAQ lists a thickness tolerance of approximately ±1 mm for calibrated slabs and tiles. Confirm the required tolerance in writing for the specific product, order, and project.
Yes. The stated process includes a final review of product quality, dimensions, finish, packing, and export documentation before shipment. Buyers should confirm any additional inspection requirements before production.
The stated approach includes tracking quarry lots and blocks, obtaining buyer approval of samples before production, and using material from the same batch where possible. Buyers should request shade samples and confirm acceptable natural variation before placing a bulk order.
The FAQ describes Indian granite as typically measuring around 6–7 on the Mohs hardness scale. Actual properties can vary by granite variety and should be confirmed through material-specific technical data when required.
Granite is generally suitable for many kitchen and outdoor applications because of its heat resistance. The FAQ mentions resistance to temperatures around 250–300°C, but actual performance depends on the stone and conditions. Use trivets and follow the fabricator's installation guidance.
Many granite varieties are used outdoors for paving, pool areas, steps, facades, and garden applications. For slip resistance, textured finishes such as flamed, brushed, or sandblasted may be preferable to polished finishes. Confirm suitability for the project's climate and application.
The company lists CE Marking among its credentials. CE marking and documentation requirements depend on the specific product and its intended use, so buyers should request the applicable declaration and supporting documentation for their order and destination market.
Listed edge options include straight or eased, beveled, bullnose, ogee, Dupont, waterfall or cascade, chiseled or antiqued, laminated or mitered, and pencil profiles. Custom CNC-cut profiles can be discussed against drawings.
The FAQ gives a typical water-absorption figure of less than 0.4% for granite. Actual results vary by stone variety, so request a material-specific test report when the absorption rate is important to the project.
Granite is generally hard and resistant to everyday wear, but it is not scratch-proof. Use cutting boards and suitable cleaning methods, and confirm the technical properties of the selected variety for demanding applications.
The listed tests may include modulus of rupture or flexural strength, compressive strength, water absorption, abrasion, slip resistance, frost resistance, chemical resistance, and dimensional accuracy. Applicable tests and standards depend on the product and destination market.
The company states that material test reports or laboratory certificates can be provided on request for relevant physical and mechanical properties. Specify the project, destination market, and required tests when requesting documentation.
A polished finish is glossy and enhances the stone's color and pattern. A honed finish is smooth but matte and less reflective. The appropriate finish depends on the appearance, application, maintenance, and slip-resistance requirements.
Flamed granite has a textured surface and is commonly considered for pool surrounds, coping, and decks where slip resistance is important. Confirm the selected stone's performance and the project's applicable safety requirements before specification.
The company generally ships by sea in 20-foot or 40-foot containers. Packing varies by product: slabs may use A-frame crates, tiles are palletized, and countertops or monuments receive product-specific protective packing.
The ports listed include Mundra, Chennai, Krishnapatnam, and Visakhapatnam. Port selection may depend on the manufacturing location, destination, shipping schedule, and overall freight cost.
The FAQ gives a typical production lead time of 15–30 working days after order confirmation and receipt of the advance payment. Actual timing depends on product type, customization, quantity, and factory schedule.
The company states that it can handle standard export documentation such as the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, relevant wooden-packaging documentation, and applicable quality certificates. Destination-specific requirements should be confirmed before dispatch.
The listed options include FOB, CIF, CFR, and EXW. FOB and CIF are described as common options. The final Incoterm, named port or place, and responsibilities should be stated in the quotation and pro forma invoice.
The company's standard export model is full-container-load shipping, with a minimum order quantity of one container. LCL may be considered for certain samples or specific cases, subject to confirmation.
The stated packing methods include A-frame crates and protective wrapping for slabs, reinforced pallets or crates and separators for tiles, and individually protected custom crates for countertops and monuments. The FAQ also lists ISPM 15-treated wooden packaging where applicable.
The FAQ gives approximate sea-transit ranges: US East Coast 25–35 days, US West Coast 20–28 days, UK 20–28 days, Mediterranean 18–25 days, UAE/GCC 10–15 days, Australia 18–25 days, and Canada 28–38 days. Actual transit depends on port, carrier, route, and shipping conditions.
The FAQ states that cargo insurance can be arranged for CIF shipments, while buyers generally arrange insurance for FOB shipments. Confirm the insurance scope, insured value, exclusions, and responsibility in the shipping terms.
Yes. Samples or small cut pieces may be arranged by courier. A sample or courier charge may apply and, in some cases, may be credited against the first order. Confirm sample size, availability, and charges before dispatch.
The company states that it works with freight partners, while buyers can nominate their own freight forwarder for FOB shipments. Confirm the nominated forwarder's details and the division of logistics responsibilities in advance.
The FAQ lists T/T payments with an advance commonly around 30–50% and the balance against shipping documents or before release of the original bill of lading. Letters of credit may be considered for large orders. Final terms are subject to agreement and the pro forma invoice.
Urgent orders may be possible for standard products that are in stock or close to completion. Availability, production priority, extra charges, and the shipping schedule should be confirmed directly with the company.
Pricing depends on granite variety, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, processing, packing, and delivery terms. Slabs and tiles may be quoted per square metre or square foot, countertops and thresholds per running foot or agreed unit, monuments and articles per piece, and rough blocks by volume or weight.
The FAQ attributes India's competitive pricing to its natural granite reserves, established processing infrastructure, labor and production costs, quarry-to-factory access, and direct manufacturing. Prices still vary by variety, specification, quantity, and destination.
The company states that volume discounts may be available for multiple-container orders and repeat purchases. Pricing and any additional arrangements depend on product mix, order volume, schedule, and commercial terms.
Request a quote through www.regattagranitesindia.com/get-quote-now/ or contact info@regattaexports.com or +91-9910066990. Include the product, color, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, destination port, and preferred Incoterm. The FAQ states a typical response target of 24–48 business hours.
The FAQ states that FOB at an Indian port is the default quotation basis, while CIF or CFR can be quoted on request. EXW may be available for factory pickup or agreed arrangements. Check the exact basis on each quotation.
Yes. The company lists custom dimensions, shapes, thicknesses, finishes, and edge profiles, subject to material availability and manufacturing feasibility. Provide drawings, measurements, tolerances, and quantities for review.
The company states that mixed orders may combine products such as slabs, tiles, countertops, and thresholds in one container, subject to packing, load planning, product compatibility, and the standard container MOQ.
The company lists support such as samples, color swatches, finish options, technical data sheets, and consultation by email or WhatsApp. Share the application, design intent, required quantities, and performance criteria.
Yes. The listed products include custom monuments, headstones, tombstones, memorial benches, columbarium niches, and mausoleums. Options may include engraving, carving, polishing, and custom shapes, subject to drawings and specifications.
The company states that it can work from CAD drawings, kitchen templates, or PDFs, including measurements for sink and cooktop cut-outs. Provide final dimensions and fabrication details for technical review before production.
Color matching depends on the selected variety, quarry, and available stock. The company may use photos, samples, and quarry or batch information to help identify the closest match, but natural stone can vary in color and pattern.
The FAQ states that the company supplies large government and infrastructure projects and can discuss bulk pricing, quality documentation, and technical requirements. Buyers should share tender specifications, required standards, quantities, and delivery schedule for confirmation.
The listed items include birdbaths, planters, benches, bollards, basins, pedestals, and fountain bases. Share drawings, dimensions, finish, quantity, and destination to check feasibility and packing requirements.
For large or long-term projects, the company states that it may reserve blocks from specific quarry lots to help maintain consistency. Availability, reservation terms, natural variation, and future supply should be agreed in writing.
The company lists Xertifix Plus among its credentials and describes its approach as focused on responsible sourcing and labor practices. Buyers should request current certificates, audit scope, and documentation relevant to the specific supply chain.
The company's FAQ states that it does not use child labor and refers to its ethical-sourcing credentials and workplace practices. Buyers requiring formal assurance should request current audit reports and supporting documentation.
The company lists ISO 14001:2015 and describes environmental practices that include legal compliance, waste management, water recycling, and efforts to improve resource and energy use. Ask for current environmental policy documents for formal review.
Granite is a durable natural material that can have a long service life and relatively low maintenance needs. Overall environmental impact depends on quarrying, processing, transport, installation, and end-of-life considerations; request product-specific documentation when needed.
The FAQ states that granite may contribute to certain project sustainability objectives, depending on the project's LEED version and applicable credit requirements. Eligibility is not automatic; confirm sourcing, material, and documentation requirements with the project sustainability consultant.
The FAQ describes CSR-related practices including workplace safety, fair wages, and community welfare, and points to regattagranitesindia.com/about-us/csr/ for more information. Request current policy and program documentation if needed for supplier assessment.
The FAQ lists ISPM 15-treated wooden packaging where applicable and says reusable materials may be used where feasible, with attention to packing waste. Confirm the exact packing specification for the shipment and destination requirements.
The company lists affiliations or credentials including CAPEXIL, AIGS, CDOS, a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI), Dun & Bradstreet, and One Star Export House status. Ask for current registration details if required for procurement.
The FAQ highlights India's range of granite reserves and colors, durability, processing capabilities, variety of formats and finishes, factory pricing, and established export ecosystem. Availability and cost depend on the selected stone and destination.
The FAQ names Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Rajasthan, and also mentions Bihar and Jharkhand. Examples listed include Black Galaxy and Tan Brown from Andhra Pradesh; Absolute Black and Multi Color Red from Tamil Nadu; Steel Grey and Crystal Yellow from Karnataka; and P White, Rosy Pink, and other varieties from Rajasthan. Quarry source should be confirmed for each material.
The FAQ broadly describes South Indian varieties as including darker or richer colors such as Black Galaxy, Absolute Black, Steel Grey, and Tan Brown, while Rajasthan and other North Indian sources include lighter, warmer, pink, white, beige, red, and multicolor varieties. Actual color and pattern depend on the individual quarry and variety.
The FAQ presents Indian granite as a competitive option because of its range of colors, processing infrastructure, and pricing, while noting that Brazil offers some distinctive exotic varieties. The best choice depends on the exact stone, technical requirements, visual preference, and delivered cost.
The FAQ lists Colonial White, Kashmir White, Absolute Black, Steel Grey, Black Galaxy, Tan Brown, Viscount White, and Kashmir Gold as countertop options. Choose based on the design, finish, maintenance preferences, and availability of the required thickness.
Popular options listed include Steel Grey, Absolute Black, Imperial Red, Crystal Yellow, G White, P White, Multi-Color Red, and Black Galaxy. Common tile sizes mentioned include 60 × 60 cm, 60 × 30 cm, and 30 × 30 cm, with polished, honed, or flamed finishes depending on use.
Yes. Granite is used for exterior cladding because of its durability and weathering performance. The FAQ lists Steel Grey, Imperial Black, Multicolor Red, and Colonial White as possible options. The cladding system, anchoring, thickness, and local building requirements must be assessed for each project.
Black Galaxy, also called Star Galaxy, is described as a deep black granite with gold or bronze-colored mineral flecks and is associated with Andhra Pradesh, particularly the Ongole region. Uses include countertops, flooring, cladding, vanities, stairs, and decorative applications.
Absolute Black, also called Bangalore Black or Indian Black, is described as a fine-grained, largely uniform black granite associated with Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. It is used for countertops, flooring, cladding, stairs, and monuments.
The FAQ recommends using a pH-neutral cleaner or mild soap, wiping with a soft cloth or mop, and avoiding harsh or acidic cleaners. It suggests sealing at installation and resealing polished countertops every 1–3 years as needed. Maintenance depends on the specific stone, finish, and use.
The company lists importers, wholesalers, distributors, dealers, countertop fabricators, kitchen and bath retailers, monument and memorial businesses, contractors, developers, landscape suppliers, hotel procurement teams, and government-project buyers.
Start by sharing your product requirements, colors, dimensions, thickness, finish, quantity, destination, and preferred Incoterm through the website or by email. You can then discuss samples, quotation, lead time, pro forma invoice, payment, production, inspection, packing, and shipment.
The company states that it is open to discussing long-term partnerships, preferred-supplier arrangements, and territory-based exclusivity. Any arrangement would depend on the market, expected volume, product range, and agreed commercial terms.
The FAQ states that the company exports rough blocks and slabs to China for processing or re-export. Varieties mentioned include Steel Grey, Imperial Red, and Black Galaxy. Confirm current availability and export specifications directly.
The FAQ highlights direct manufacturing, factory-level quality control, material traceability, production scheduling, customization, listed quality and ethical-sourcing credentials, and direct communication. Compare the full delivered cost, specifications, documentation, and service terms for each supplier.
Existing importers can discuss recurring orders, quarterly or annual forecasts, volume-based pricing, and an agreed order cadence with the company. Share expected product mix, quantities, and purchasing schedule to explore suitable terms.
The FAQ mentions events such as Marmomac in Verona, Coverings in the USA, Stone+tec in Germany, and Indian stone fairs. Attendance can change from year to year, so confirm the current exhibition schedule directly.
The company states that serious B2B buyers can arrange factory visits to its Andhra Pradesh or Rajasthan facilities by appointment. Contact the company in advance to coordinate dates, access, and the areas or products you wish to inspect.
The FAQ describes benefits for repeat buyers that may include improved pricing, production priority, account management, faster sample coordination, and order updates. Confirm eligibility and any applicable terms with the sales team.
The FAQ states that the company follows up after delivery and asks buyers to report issues within the agreed timeframe, supported by photographs and relevant order details. Any resolution, such as replacement or credit, is handled according to the circumstances and agreed terms.

Head Office

Property No -1, Lane No-2, Westend Marg, Near- Gate No-2, Saket metro station Saidulajab, New Delhi – 110030 India

South India Factory

Plot No -52 & 53, Gundlapalli Growth,
Center Maddipadu, Prakasam,
Andhra Pradesh, 523211 India

North India Factory

H 36 A to C, H 39 B, H- 40 RIICO Industrial Area, Hattipura, Bundi, Rajasthan- 323001, India

Connect With Us

Office: +91-11-49863625
Mob: +91-9910066990
info@regattaexports.com
Minimum order quantity: 1 container ( 4,000 sq. ft).