Mamata Machinery Limited announced its financial results for the quarter and nine-month period ended December 31, 2025. For the nine-month period (9MFY26), Revenue from Operations grew by 11% year-on-year. However, in the third quarter (Q3FY26), Revenue from Operations saw a marginal decline of 8% compared to the previous year, a trend attributed to the inherent lumpiness of the business which is better assessed on a trailing-twelve-months basis. Profitability in 9MFY26 showed EBITDA remaining flat year-on-year. In Q3FY26, EBITDA decreased due to lower gross margins resulting from changes in product mix. A significant operational highlight for the quarter was a multi-machine order intake for VFFS packaging machines from a leading Indian snacks and namkeen brand, reinforcing Mamata's position as a leading indigenous packaging technology provider. The company is focusing on its packaging division as a key growth driver. Looking ahead, Mamata Machinery is preparing for major industry events like Plast India 2026 and Interpack 2026, where it will showcase innovations in recyclable co-extrusion technology and sustainable film-compatible converting and packaging solutions. The company noted that the ongoing US tariff situation has temporarily impacted its American business, but expanding opportunities in domestic and other global markets are keeping it on track with its FY26 business plan. Q4FY26 is anticipated to be a crucial period for scheduled deliveries in the packaging division.
