Everest Kanto's Egypt unit starts commercial production
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EKC Egypt SAE, the subsidiary of Everest Kanto Cylinder, has completed setting up its manufacturing facility in Egypt and commenced commercial production. This marks the start of operations at the new Egypt unit, expanding the company's overseas manufacturing footprint. No financial details, capacity figures, or revenue projections were disclosed in the filing.
New overseas capacity supports future growth, but no revenue or margin guidance was provided in this update.