Import Black Galaxy — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Black Galaxy granite from Overseas Granites is a natural stone featuring a dark black matrix with fine, evenly distributed silver and gray mineral flecks, primarily quartz and mica. The product is available in standard slab thicknesses of 20mm and 30mm, with custom cutting to tile dimensions such as 600mm x 600mm or 1200mm x 600mm. Surface finishes include polished and honed, with the polished variant achieving a high reflectivity suitable for accent walls and countertops.

The stone is quarried in Andhra Pradesh and processed in the supplier’s facility near Nellore. Its density is approximately 2.7 g/cm³, with a low water absorption rate under 0.4%, typical for high-grade Indian granite. The material has a flexural strength above 12 MPa, making it suitable for cantilevered countertops. Unlike lower-grade variants, this stone shows minimal chalkiness and consistent fleck distribution across batches, indicating selective quarrying.

This granite is primarily purchased by luxury residential contractors, high-end hotel developers, and commercial fit-out firms. Applications include kitchen islands, flooring in lobbies, bathroom walls, and exterior cladding in dry climates. Packaging is in wooden pallets with plastic edge guards, with standard container loads of 800-1000 sqm per 40-foot container. Trade terms are FOB Chennai Port, with lead times of 18-25 days after order confirmation and deposit.

Overseas Granites is an exporter based in Nellore, Andhra Pradesh, with a registered address near Chenna Kesava Swamy Temple. The supplier is classified as imported-tier with harbor trust verification, indicating verified export history. The listing does not disclose quarry ownership, processing capacity, or workforce size. There is no mention of certifications, client references, or years in operation. The supplier’s only confirmed activity is the export of granite products under the Black Galaxy designation.

No response rate or average response time is provided, suggesting no active buyer communication system. The supplier does not claim ISO, CE, or other third-party certifications. Product sourcing appears to rely on third-party quarries, with finishing and packaging handled locally. Buyers should treat this as a product-focused exporter with no public operational transparency beyond export compliance.