Mangalam Cement Board Approves Opening of Dubai Branch for Raw Material Procurement
Mangalam Cement's Board approved opening a Dubai branch on 8 November 2025, to streamline international procurement of raw materials like Pet Coke and Coal, aiming for improved supply chain efficiency.
The impact is medium as it involves a strategic operational expansion to improve raw material sourcing. While not directly impacting immediate revenues, it can lead to significant cost efficiencies and supply chain stability in the long run, enhancing operational resilience.
The establishment of a branch office in Dubai for raw material procurement is a positive strategic move, indicating efforts to optimize the supply chain, potentially reduce costs, and ensure a stable supply of critical inputs like Pet Coke and Coal.
The Board of Directors of Mangalam Cement Limited, in a meeting held on 8th November 2025, considered and approved the proposal to open a branch office at Dubai (U.A.E.). The primary purpose of this new branch office will be for the purchase of Pet Coke, Coal, and other essential raw materials.
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