Mangalam Drugs reports continued default on bank loans worth Rs 15.85 cr
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Mangalam Drugs and Organics has reported ongoing defaults on two cash credit accounts exceeding 30 days. Bank of Maharashtra overdue stands at Rs 9.79 crore and Bank of Baroda at Rs 6.06 crore, totaling about Rs 15.85 crore. Defaults began in October 2025. The company says it is arranging to pay the overdue amounts soon.
Negative signal - sustained loan defaults raise solvency concerns and risk of NPA classification, potentially hurting stock price and lender confidence.