Mold-Tek Packaging Q2 FY27 net profit rose 36.06% year on year to Rs 21.09 crore, while revenue rose 30.73% to Rs 274.23 crore for the quarter ended 30 September 2026. The figures come from a company press release carried by The Tribune on 3 November 2026 as sponsored content, so they have not been independently verified.
EBITDA rose 29.80% to Rs 51.27 crore, and sales volume rose about 10% to 11,028.46 MT. EBITDA per kg was Rs 46.49, up about 30%.
Which Segments Drove Mold-Tek’s Growth?
Pharma packaging volumes grew 26.30% and food and FMCG packaging, including Q-Pack, grew 23.70%. Paints packaging grew 8.61%, while lubricants packaging declined 12.32%.
How Did the First Half Look?
For H1 FY27, revenue rose 27.62% to Rs 574.67 crore, EBITDA rose 23.97% to Rs 107.70 crore, net profit rose 23.18% to Rs 46.67 crore and sales volume rose 8.04% to 23,116.98 MT.
What Is Mold-Tek’s Outlook and Product Pipeline?
Chairman and Managing Director J Lakshmana Rao said the company delivered “in spite of turbulent times,” attributing resilience to passing raw-material cost increases to customers under pre-agreed pricing, which protected margins amid geopolitical disruptions. The company expects commercial production of IODEX containers from Q3 FY27, moulds for eye dropper packs by Q4 with commercial production from Q1 FY28, and a new dual-pack launch in Q4. It plans to enter trays, dosing pens and semiconductor packaging. Its Panipat unit (Unit-14) is expected to support Food and FMCG growth in North India, and printing will be integrated under one roof in Sultanpur, Telangana.
Market Reaction and Industry Response
No analyst or share-price reaction was found in the sources reviewed. The company named new customers including Kannan Fiber Industries, Mittal Polymers Private Limited and Avakaaya Foods in food, and Pharmaforce and Lifewise Pharmaceuticals in pharma.
What Happens Next?
The next milestones are IODEX container production from Q3 FY27 and the dual-pack launch in Q4, followed by eye dropper pack production from Q1 FY28.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was Mold-Tek Packaging’s Q2 FY27 net profit?
Net profit rose 36.06% to Rs 21.09 crore.
Which segment grew fastest?
Pharma packaging, with volumes up 26.30%, followed by food and FMCG packaging at 23.70%.
Which segment declined?
Lubricants packaging volumes fell 12.32%.
Source: Mold-Tek Packaging press release via The Tribune (sponsored content), 3 November 2026.
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