Mold-Tek Packaging Q2 FY27: Volume Up 10.1%, Profit Jumps 36% with Strong EBITDA
Mold-Tek Packaging Limited reported a 10.1% volume growth and a 36% profit jump in Q2 FY27. EBITDA per kg reached ₹46.5, up 18%. Pharma and Food & FMCG segments showed strong growth. New product launches in Food & FMCG and Iodex project commencement are expected to drive future performance. The company is also developing new products in ophthalmic, semiconductor, and specialty closure segments.
The announcement details significant growth in key financial metrics (volume, profit, EBITDA) and provides a positive outlook backed by new product launches and strategic developments in high-growth segments.
The company reported strong double-digit growth in volumes and profits, with significant improvement in EBITDA per kg. Positive outlook on key growth segments and new product pipeline indicate a favorable future outlook.
Mold-Tek Packaging Limited (MTPL) announced its Q2 FY27 results, reporting a significant 10.1% increase in sales volumes and a 36% jump in profits compared to the previous year's second quarter. The company achieved a healthy EBITDA per kg of ₹46.5, an 18% improvement from ₹39 in Q2 FY26.
The company saw robust growth across most segments, with Pharma volumes up by 26.3% and Food & FMCG by 23.7%. The Paints segment grew by approximately 9%, while the Lubricant pack segment continued to be a drag, declining by 12.3%. Management highlighted that the consolidation of units and operational efficiencies have contributed to cost savings and improved performance.
Looking ahead, Mold-Tek Packaging is optimistic about the Food & FMCG sector, with the Panipat plant gaining traction. The Iodex project is set to commence commercial production of balm packs in December or January. Additionally, three new products for MNCs are slated for launch by the end of December or January, further boosting the Food & FMCG segment. The company is also advancing in developing ophthalmic eye dropper packs, with molds ordered and production expected by March. Significant headway is being made in semiconductor tray packaging, with discussions underway with top semiconductor companies and potential JV partners. The Vibe project, focusing on specialty closures, is undergoing client trials with commercial production anticipated by March-April, targeting a strong EBITDA margin.
During the earnings call, management addressed concerns about the lubricant segment, attributing the decline to input issues faced by major private lube companies. They expressed confidence in maintaining EBITDA per kg in the ₹45-₹50 range for the full year. The company is also exploring opportunities in auto-injector pens and semiconductor trays, with potential collaborations and market entry expected in the coming years. The company anticipates that the shift towards lighter, high-value products in Food & FMCG and Pharma will drive future EBITDA growth.
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