Mold-Tek Packaging announced its financial results for the June quarter (Q1 FY27) after market hours on Monday, reporting healthy growth across key financial metrics.
The company posted net sales of ₹300.45 crore, up 24.9% year-on-year from ₹240.56 crore in the corresponding quarter last year, driven by healthy demand across its business segments.
EBITDA rose 19.1% to ₹56.43 crore from ₹47.38 crore a year ago, while profit after tax (PAT) increased 14.2% to ₹25.57 crore, compared with ₹22.40 crore in the year-ago period. Profit before tax (PBT) also climbed 13.9% to ₹34.17 crore from ₹30.01 crore.
Meanwhile, sales volume grew 6.3% year-on-year to 12,089 metric tonnes (MT) from 11,378 MT, reflecting sustained market traction and continued customer expansion.
On a sequential basis, compared with the March quarter, net sales increased 26.3%, EBITDA rose 17.3%, PAT advanced 23.9%, and sales volume grew 5.8%, highlighting improved operational performance and effective cost management.
Commenting on the performance, Chairman and Managing Director J. Lakshmana Rao said, “Despite the prevailing war situation, Mold-Tek Packaging Limited achieved a strong start to FY27, delivering an excellent performance in the quarter ended June 30, 2026, driven by higher EBITDA through improved capacity utilisation and the consolidation of units in Hyderabad.”
He added that despite heightened geopolitical uncertainties during the quarter, the company experienced no material impact on its operations, supply chain, or financial performance, with higher input costs being effectively passed on to customers.
“This strong all-round performance reflects Mold-Tek’s unwavering focus on operational excellence and the strategic consolidation of our Hyderabad units, which are now translating into improved profitability. The company remains confident of maintaining this positive momentum in the coming quarters, supported by healthy demand across key segments, including pharma, food, and FMCG, along with a continued emphasis on operational efficiencies,” Rao said.
Commenting on the company’s pharma packaging plans, Senior Vice President (Marketing) and Head of the Pharma Business Division J. Rana Pratap said, “There is a humongous opportunity in pharma packaging, including diagnostics, and we have plans to enter these high-margin segments, including dosage pens. We are also examining opportunities to enter electronics and semiconductor packaging by leveraging our deep expertise in mould making and robotics.”
The company said that while consolidating its leadership position in pails, Q-Packs, and thin-wall IML products, it aims to expand into higher-value products and broaden its product portfolio.
During the quarter ended June 30, 2026, Mold-Tek Packaging also expanded its customer base by securing orders from several leading and fast-growing companies across key sectors, reflecting its strong market presence, product quality, and growing reputation as a trusted packaging partner.
Shares recover from March lows
The company’s shares have staged a strong comeback in recent months, rising 40% from the March low of ₹101 to trade around the current level of ₹142. However, the stock remains sharply below its all-time high.
After hitting a record high of ₹398 apiece, the shares came under severe selling pressure, with the downtrend continuing until March and eroding nearly 71% of their value. Despite the recent recovery, the stock is still trading about 64% below its lifetime high.
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