Mangalam Global Enterprise Ltd reported robust financial results for the September 2025 quarter, with consolidated revenue from operations reaching ₹7.06 billion and net profit at ₹178 million. The company’s performance reflects steady demand in its core agri-business and improved operational efficiency, reinforcing its position in India’s growing agricultural sector.
Mangalam Global Enterprise Ltd has delivered a solid financial performance for the quarter ended September 2025, underscoring its operational resilience and strategic focus in the agri-business domain. The company posted consolidated revenue from operations of ₹7.06 billion, marking a steady trajectory in its topline growth. Net profit for the quarter stood at ₹178 million, reflecting healthy margins and disciplined cost management.
The company’s diversified portfolio—which includes castor oil derivatives, edible oils, and agro-based products—continues to benefit from stable demand both domestically and internationally. Mangalam Global’s emphasis on value-added products and supply chain optimization has helped it maintain profitability despite inflationary pressures and global commodity volatility.
The results come amid broader optimism in India’s agriculture and FMCG sectors, with rising consumption and export opportunities. Investors and analysts are watching Mangalam Global’s next moves, especially in product innovation and retail expansion, which could further enhance its market footprint.
Key Highlights
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Revenue Performance: Mangalam Global reported ₹7.06 billion in consolidated revenue from operations for Q2 FY26.
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Profitability: Net profit after tax (PAT) reached ₹178 million, supported by efficient cost controls and stable demand.
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Sector Strength: The company’s agri-business model continues to benefit from rising consumption and export momentum.
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Operational Focus: Emphasis on value-added products and supply chain efficiency contributed to margin stability.
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Market Outlook: Analysts expect continued growth as Mangalam Global explores new product lines and retail channels.
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Strategic Positioning: The company remains well-placed to capitalize on India’s agricultural and FMCG expansion trends.
Mangalam Global’s Q2 results reflect a well-managed balance between growth and profitability. With a strong foundation in agri-based manufacturing and a forward-looking strategy, the company is poised to scale further in the coming quarters.
Sources Moneycontrol, Stock Insights, Kotak Securities.