Rajindra Bahadur

Rajindra Bahadur has the same problem many bare company names do: it tells you almost nothing about the business itself. By our assessment, that makes it hard to read as a firm offering a clear service or product, and impossible to judge as a public brand with a known customer base. The upside is that it does not pretend to be more than the name allows; the downside is that the name carries no obvious clue about sector, scale, or specialism. In use, that means the outside viewer is left with a flat label instead of a usable picture. Against recognisable companies, it sits at the very quiet end of the spectrum. It is a weakly informative entry, and the fair response is a cautious middle rating rather than any stronger claim.