Mangalam Drugs defaults on loans worth Rs 15.56 cr to two banks
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Mangalam Drugs has disclosed default on cash credit accounts with Bank of Maharashtra (Rs 10.41 crore overdue since Oct 17, 2025) and Bank of Baroda (Rs 5.15 crore overdue since Oct 20, 2025), totalling about Rs 15.56 crore. The default has continued for over 30 days. This is a subsequent disclosure to an earlier filing dated Dec 19, 2025. The company states it is arranging to pay the overdue amount soon.
Loan default signals financial stress and possible NPA classification. Negative for stock and future credit availability.