Default on bank loans exceeds 30 days across two lenders
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Mangalam Drugs has defaulted on cash credit accounts with Bank of Maharashtra (Rs. 951.19 lakhs overdue since 17 Oct 2025) and Bank of Baroda (Rs. 606.08 lakhs overdue since 20 Oct 2025), totalling about Rs. 15.57 crores. Default has continued beyond 30 days, triggering SEBI disclosure rules. Management says it is arranging to pay the overdue amounts soon.
Negative for shareholders. Loan default may raise borrowing costs and concerns about the company's financial health. Watch for possible stock price pressure.