Mamata Machinery Limited, a manufacturer of flexible packaging machinery, reported a closing machinery order book of INR 784 million for FY25, reflecting a 14 percent increase over the previous year. The company secured orders worth INR 2.161 billion during the year and executed orders totaling INR 2.063 billion. The growth in order intake was primarily supported by increased traction in packaging and co-extrusion machinery.
The company operates on an asset-light manufacturing model that combines in-house functions—such as design, engineering, software development, and critical operations—with outsourced fabrication and component procurement. This structure, supported by over 250 curated vendors, enables Mamata to scale production efficiently and adapt to changing demand.
Mamata’s primary production facility in Ahmedabad is equipped to manufacture more than 250 machines annually. The site covers 20,662 square metres with 9,235 square metres of built-up area and includes a DSIR-recognised R&D centre, dedicated electronics labs, and full-scale testing infrastructure. The location is strategically surrounded by a dense vendor ecosystem, supporting just-in-time operations.
The company’s FY25 strategy emphasised scale-up of packaging machinery, which generated INR 364 million in revenue—up 4 percent year-on-year. Co-extrusion machinery revenue rose sharply to INR 442 million, a 333 percent increase, while converting machinery remained the largest contributor at INR 1,257 million. The revenue figures exclude earnings from attachments, spares, and after-sales services.
Total consolidated revenue for FY25 stood at INR 2.546 billion, marking an 8 percent rise over FY24. EBITDA grew 17 percent to INR 546 million, and net profit increased 14 percent to INR 408 million. EBITDA and gross margins also expanded, reaching 21 percent and 61 percent, respectively.
“Mamata Machinery has demonstrated remarkable resilience in FY25, delivering healthy financial performance in a dynamic market environment. Strong profitability was achieved despite macroeconomic uncertainties and policy changes — primarily tariff announcements in the United States, one of Mamata’s key export markets,” said Apurva Kane, CEO of Mamata Machinery.
Mamata Machinery Limited is a manufacturer of flexible packaging machinery, with installations in over 80 countries. Its product lines include converting, co-extrusion, and packaging machines. The company operates through an asset-light model and is headquartered in Ahmedabad, India.