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Trades about 68% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating across India and internationally, Mangalam Global Enterprise Limited (MGEL) and its subsidiaries specialize in the production, commercial dealing, and trading of edible and non-edible oils, alongside a variety of agricultural commodities. Its comprehensive product line features items such as soya oil, soya meal, and de-oiled soya cake; mustard oil, mustard meal, and de-oiled mustard cake; first special grade refined castor oil, de-oiled castor cake, and high-protein castor de-oiled cake; as well as cotton bales. Additionally, MGEL is involved in the merchandising of staples like wheat and rice, among other goods, and undertakes the processing of these grains. The company also extends agency services. Their LAGNAM brand encompasses refined soybean oil, refined vegetable oil, and pungent mustard oil. Established in 1942, the enterprise was initially incorporated as Mangalam Global Enterprise Private Limited, adopting its current name, Mangalam Global Enterprise Limited, in September 2019. Its headquarters are located in Ahmedabad, India.
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