Mangalam Cement Ltd. News and Updates

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Mangalam Cement Ltd.

20 Mar 2025

809.65

1.16%

Seven Cement Companies That Can Be Next M&A Targets

NDTV Profit

HeidelbergCement, Mangalam Cement, Shree Digvijay and Saurashtra Cement are high probability targets, as per DAM Capital.

Mangalam Cement Ltd. is trading below its 100 day SMA of 844.7

Mangalam Cement Ltd.

30 Dec 2024

809.65

1.16%

Rajesh Bhosale of Angel One recommends buying these two stocks on Dec 30

Business Standard

The daily chart indicates a multiple-pattern bullish breakout for Mangalam Cement

Mangalam Cement Ltd. is trading below its 100 day SMA of 844.7

Mangalam Cement Ltd.

28 Jan 2024

809.65

1.16%

Mangalam Cement Q3 profit at 15.9crore, revenue up 2.4per cent to 439.43 crore

Business Line

Company had posted a profit of Rs 0.52 crore in the October-December quarter a year ago

Mangalam Cement Ltd. is trading below its 100 day SMA of 844.7

Mangalam Cement Q3 Results: Profit Grows Multifold To Rs 15.9 Crore, Revenue Up 2.4%

NDTV Profit | 27 Jan 2024

Mangalam Cement Ltd.

08 Aug 2023, 06:55PM

809.65

1.16%

Mangalam Cement Standalone June 2023 Net Sales at Rs 420.53 crore, down 18.15% Y-o-Y

Moneycontrol

Mangalam Cement Ltd. is trading above its 50 day SMA of 772.3

Mangalam Cement Ltd.

14 Dec 2022

809.65

1.16%

Bengal seeks more investment in cement sector, says minister Shashi Panja

Business Standard

West Bengal Commerce and Industry Minister Shashi Panja on Wednesday invited more investment in manufacturing, including cement, into the state. The industry has responded positively and at least two companies expressed keenness to invest in the state in the coming years. At an interactive session on cement organised by the Indian Chamber of Commerce, Panja said that that state can be a destination for cement companies, given the growing demand in the east and the availability of coal in abundance in this region. Cement companies have been struggling with coal shortage that has pushed their cost significantly in the last few quarters. The West Bengal government is trying to develop the Deocha Pachami coal block in Birbhum district. Companies such as Purvanchal Cement of Assam and Mangalam Cement of the BK Birla group stated that they have long-term plans to have grinding units in the state to meet the growing demand. "We have been allotted a raw material block in Chhattisgarh and