Mamata Machinery Limited — PPTs, 30-05-2026: Investor Presentation

Mamata Machinery faced a challenging FY26. Revenue from operations saw an 8% dip year-on-year to ₹233.00 Cr, while profit after tax (PAT) fell significantly by 63% to ₹15.05 Cr. This was mainly due to a nearly 50% decline in the US business, hit by tariff issues and geopolitical uncertainty in West Asia. Lower export mix and one-time expenses (₹3.05 Cr for labor code, ₹10.2 Cr for exhibitions) also squeezed margins, with Basic EPS at ₹6.12 and EBITDA margin at 8%.

Operationally, the packaging division performed well, securing a major VFFS machine order in India and its first international packaging machine order from South Africa. Mamata also debuted RecTech, a breakthrough recyclable packaging film technology.

The company is focused on regaining momentum in FY27, targeting a recovery in the US market as tariff policies ease. Key strategies include expanding packaging sales into new export markets like Africa and the Middle East, growing domestic converting and packaging businesses, and optimizing operational costs. Management is confident in returning to growth and normalizing profitability in FY27, highlighting the organization's agility during a difficult year.