{ Our Story }

Two decades building Andhra Pradesh's poultry supply chain

From a single hatchery to an integrated breeding, hatching and wholesale operation trusted by farmers across the region.

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GBR Hatcheries Private Limited — established 2005
{ Who We Are }

An integrated poultry hatchery, promoter-led since day one

GBR Hatcheries Private Limited was incorporated on 26 July 2005 and has grown into one of the region's established commercial poultry operations, headquartered in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.

The company operates fully integrated in-house facilities — brooder sheds, grower sheds, layer sheds and automated incubators — covering the entire production cycle from breeding through to wholesale distribution of day-old broiler chicks, poultry feed, and specialty breeds including Rhode Island Red.

Promoted by Mr. Gaddam Bucha Rao and corporate partners, GBR Hatcheries generates an annual operating revenue of over ₹213 Cr+ — reflecting both scale and the trust of the farmer network it supplies.

Incorporated

26 July 2005

Legal Status

Private Limited Company

CIN

U01222AP2005PTC046970

Promoter

Gaddam Bucha Rao

{ Our Commitment }

What operating with discipline looks like, day to day

20 Years in Business

Incorporated in 2005 and still promoter-led — deep operational experience across every hatching cycle.

₹213 Cr+ Annual Turnover

Financially robust, integrated operations from breeding through wholesale distribution.

Fully Integrated Operations

Breeding, hatching and wholesaling under one roof — full control over quality at every stage.

CIN-Verified Private Limited

Registered company (CIN U01222AP2005PTC046970) — not an unregistered backyard operation.

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