Author: Nishtha Mehrotra | EQMint
Two Indian companies are taking their products to international markets. Elitecon International has signed a potential USD 60 million supply framework with South Africa-based World Class 77, covering tobacco, cigarettes and FMCG products. The agreement runs until August 2027, but the company has clarified that the amount is a non-binding ceiling and not a confirmed order book.
Meanwhile, Lord’s Mark Industries said its subsidiary Renalyx Health Systems has secured UK MHRA manufacturer registration for its haemodialysis system. The company plans to begin exports to the UK and UK-allied markets from January 2027. Its Renalyx system is paired with RenalOS, an AI-powered platform designed for treatment monitoring and predictive alerts.
Both announcements highlight the growing push by Indian companies to enter global markets. However, actual purchase orders, shipments, regulatory requirements and customer adoption will determine the commercial impact of these initiatives.
Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only and is not investment advice.
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