Zenith Drugs wins ₹75 Lakhs export order from Mauritius

Zenith Drugs Limited has secured an export order worth approximately ₹75 Lakhs from the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Government of Mauritius, for the supply of pharmaceutical products. The order, disclosed on June 02, 2026, underscores the trust placed in the company's manufacturing capabilities and quality standards. This development is significant as it bolsters Zenith Drugs Limited's international business portfolio and reinforces its presence in overseas markets.

Order Details

The export order was received under Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015. The company stated that this order reflects continued confidence in its products and manufacturing standards. Zenith Drugs Limited remains committed to delivering high-quality pharmaceutical products in accordance with the specified requirements and timelines.

Strategic Implications

The receipt of this order is part of the company's broader strategy to expand its global footprint. By securing contracts with government entities such as the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Government of Mauritius, the company aims to enhance its market reach while maintaining high standards of quality, compliance, and customer satisfaction.

Parameter	Details
Order Value	₹75 Lakhs
Client	Ministry of Health and Wellness, Government of Mauritius
Purpose	Supply of pharmaceutical products
Disclosure Date	June 02, 2026

The company continues to focus on expanding its operations in international markets, leveraging its manufacturing capabilities to meet global demand.

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Zenith Drugs Limited has expanded its international footprint by registering its manufacturing plant and products in Afghanistan, resulting in the receipt of its first export orders worth ₹2.50 Crores. This strategic move allows the pharmaceutical company to penetrate the Afghan market, leveraging its newly registered manufacturing capabilities to meet overseas demand.

The company submitted the details regarding this commercial development to the stock exchanges under Regulation 30. The filing confirms the successful completion of necessary registration procedures for both the facility and the specific product lines intended for export.

Export Order Details

The initial order book from Afghanistan stands at ₹2.50 Crores. This represents the immediate financial impact of the company's market entry strategy following the regulatory approvals obtained in the region.