Gadhiya Enterprises brokers cotton and yarn across twelve states, and builds the hedge around the position you actually hold. Warehousing, finance, testing and transport come from the same network — so a trade does not stall between the people who have to make it work.
Punjab to Tamil Nadu
Broking through to software
ICE, NCDEX, ZCE and FX
Local people, local basis
Three connected markets. Knowing where lint, yarn and cottonseed sit relative to each other is most of what a good basis call is made of.
Fully-pressed bales moved between ginners, spinning mills and exporters. Shankar-6, MECH-1, DCH-32 and regional varieties, matched to the staple and micronaire the buyer actually needs.
Combed and carded yarn across the common counts, brokered between spinning mills and weaving, knitting and export buyers.
Seed cotton and the cottonseed complex - oilcake and oil - where crush economics set the floor under lint.
Broking is the desk. The rest of it — storage, working capital, testing, freight and the software to track it — comes from a network built over years of doing exactly this.
The core desk: matching physical cotton and yarn between ginners, mills, traders and exporters.
Read moreRisk programmes built around the physical position you actually hold, not a generic futures view.
Read moreStorage at accredited facilities across the network, positioned near the ginning belts and mill clusters.
Read moreWorking-capital structures arranged through our banking and NBFC network.
Read moreIndependent HVI testing and pre-dispatch inspection, so the grade on the contract is the grade in the truck.
Read moreMovement from ginning yard to mill gate or port, through transporters the network has already used.
Read moreTrade, risk, ERP and digital vault software built by HSK Techlab Private Limited, our sister concern.
Read moreCotton is a local market with a global price. Our desks sit in the belts that matter, so a quote reflects what is actually moving there this week.
Tap a highlighted state for its desk
From the Punjab belt down to Tamil Nadu, we broker cotton and yarn wherever the gin and the mill are. Hover or tap a highlighted state to reach the person who covers it.
ICE Cotton #2, NCDEX Shankar Kapas, Zhengzhou yarn and USD/INR, streaming live — plus an import-parity figure in rupees per candy, so an international quote means something in Indian terms straight away.
Why it matters
“A ginner long unsold lint and a mill short forward yarn carry opposite risks. The hedge has to be built around the position that actually exists.”
That is the difference between a market view and risk management. We start from your open exposure — how much, over what horizon, against which benchmark — and work out what is left after the futures leg is on.
How our hedging desk works
Founder · Gadhiya Enterprises
The firm is run from Akola, in the middle of the Vidarbha cotton belt — close enough to the ginning yards to know what is actually pressing, and connected enough to price it against ICE and the rupee the same morning.
That combination is the whole proposition: a broker who can read the local basis and the international screen at once, and who has the warehousing, finance and testing relationships to make the resulting trade actually settle.
Founder Sunil Gadhiya delivers an on-the-ground address on navigating physical cotton markets, mandi price realization across the Vidarbha belt, and bridging the gap between ginning mills and futures screens.
Tell us the lot, the counterparty and the horizon. We will come back with a view on the basis and what the hedge should look like.
