Shakti Press bags $2.5 million export orders

Wednesday, April 16, 2008, 17:36 [IST]

New Delhi, Apr 16 (UNI) Shakti Press Ltd today said it has bagged export orders worth 2.5 million dollars, which are to be executed within the next nine months.

''The company has bagged order worth 1.5 million dollars for PVC Jacket Exercise Note Book from LLOYN Trading Co, Muscat and a one million dollar contract from Madagascar for eight containers for French Ruled Note Books,'' a statement said here.

In February, the company signed a marketing alliance with Dubai-based Telurian Book Production Company and bagged 500,000 dollars order for Exercise Note Books and an order for five million Diary Books.

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