Mini Diamonds India Ltd receives order worth Rs. 14 crores

Mini Diamonds (India) Limited ("MDIL") has secured a significant domestic order of INR 14.00 Crores from a Mumbai based client on June 15, 2026 for supply of cut and polished lab grown diamonds.

The order, received from a new client, is a reflection of the Company's focused efforts to expand its domestic customer network and strengthen its presence across the Indian Lab Grown diamond market. MDIL has been working towards building deeper engagement with customers by offering products that are aligned with their business requirements, while maintaining a strong emphasis on quality, consistency and timely execution.

Over the recent period, the Company has placed increased focus on developing its domestic business by identifying growth opportunities across relevant customer segments and building relationships that can contribute to sustained business momentum. The receipt of this order demonstrates the progress being made in this direction and reinforces the Company's ability to cater to market requirements with a disciplined and customer centric approach. The Company remains committed to enhancing sales visibility, improving customer reach and creating a more resilient revenue base by consistently delivering quality goods and strengthening its position in the domestic market.

Shri Upendra Narottamdas Shah, Chairman and Managing Director, Mini Diamonds (India) Limited, had to say the following with regards to this business update: "We are pleased to receive this domestic order of ₹14 crore, which reflects the progress of MDIL's focused efforts to strengthen its domestic business and customer base. Our approach remains centered on understanding client requirements, delivering quality goods with consistency and building long term relationships. We believe a wider domestic client base will support better sales visibility and contribute to sustainable topline growth over the long term."

Source : Equity Bulls

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