Indian Link Chain Manufacturers Ltd (INLCM) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Indian Link Chain Manufacturers Ltd trades in a wide array of agricultural commodities and organic food products, transitioning from steel chains to focus on scalable, high-growth sectors aligned with national priorities.

Founded in

1,956

Market share

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Problem solved

Providing diverse, organic agricultural products and exploring sustainable, scalable business models aligned with evolving market demands.

Top clients or who we serve

B2B customers in agriculture, food processing, and organic product sectors across India.

Key management

Vishal Thakkar (Managing Director), Bhavika Thakkar (Director), Jaynish Kothari (Independent Director)

Our journey and innovations

Incorporated in 1956; shifted focus from steel chain manufacturing to diverse agricultural trading and organic products; adopting growth-aligned business restructuring.

Where we operate

Primarily India; trading and production activities focused within domestic markets.

Top products or what we offer

Grains, pulses, spices, dry fruits, organic foods, fruits, vegetables, dairy, forestry, horticulture, plantation products.

Top brands

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Raw materials needed

Agricultural produce like grains, spices, pulses, and organic food inputs.

Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Current revenue impacted by restructuring; future revenue expected from recurring B2B agricultural product sales.

Our industry position

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Financial highlights

Total Income ₹29.47 lakhs; Profit After Tax ₹10.94 lakhs for FY 2024-25; showing growth over previous year.

Geographical revenue split

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Order book

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Whats driving growth

Strategic shift to organic agriculture and food products; capital infusion and sector alignment with national priorities.

Our future plans

Focus on scalable, high-growth sectors in agriculture and organic products; capital infusion underway; expansion planned.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

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Key challenges ahead

Restructuring challenges; competition; need for capital infusion; risk from rising costs and policy changes.

Interesting facts

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Risks and strategy

Mitigation through risk management policy, internal controls, and strategic realignment; focus on compliance and sustainable growth.