Mangalam Worldwide Limited Achieves ₹21.79 Crore Export Turnover in July 2026
Mangalam Worldwide Limited reported a significant jump in export turnover to ₹21.79 crore in July 2026, up from ₹5.76 crore in July 2025. The company shipped 874 MT of stainless steel across 15 countries, demonstrating strong global growth.
The increased export turnover is a positive development for the company, showcasing growth in international markets. However, it does not directly impact core financial results like profit or revenue for a specific quarter.
The announcement details a substantial increase in export turnover, indicating strong business performance and global expansion.
Mangalam Worldwide Limited has announced a significant increase in its export performance, recording an export turnover of ₹21.79 crore for July 2026. This represents a substantial rise from the ₹5.76 crore export turnover achieved in July 2025.
The company successfully dispatched 35 containers, totaling 874 Metric Tonnes (MT) of high-grade stainless-steel products, to over 15 countries during July 2026. This achievement highlights the company's expanding global reach and operational agility.
Managing Director Chandragupt Prakash Mangal stated, "Achieving an export turnover of ₹21.79 crore in a single month is a pivotal moment in our expansion strategy. It reflects growing global confidence in Indian manufacturing precision and underscores our team's ability to capitalize on international demand." The company plans to further accelerate its global momentum through continued investments in capacity, product innovation, and direct international distribution channels.
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