Press release issued by the Company on the Financial Results of the Company for the Quarter and year ended March 31, 2026.
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Mamata Machinery reported FY26 revenue of ₹23,300 Lakhs, down ~8% YoY, with EBITDA falling 65% to ₹1,911 Lakhs and PAT dropping 63% to ₹1,505 Lakhs. The decline was driven almost entirely by a ~50% fall in US sales, attributed to tariff disruptions in Q2 & Q3 and subsequent West Asia conflict causing customer project delays. The company absorbed one-time costs including ₹3.05 crore in employee benefit provisions due to labour code amendments and higher exhibition spend of ₹10.2 crore (vs ₹6.2 crore). Operationally, the packaging division performed well, securing a multi-machine VFFS order from a leading Indian snacks brand, winning its first order from South Africa, and launching RecTech — a recyclable mono-material film — at Plastindia 2026. The company expects profitability to normalise in FY27 as top line recovers and one-off costs roll off.
FY26 results reflect significant profit compression due to US tariff headwinds and one-time costs, but the Q4 revenue recovery (+34% YoY) signals improving momentum. The sharp PAT decline in Q4 (₹1 Lakh) raises near-term concern, though management expects normalisation in FY27 as US market conditions improve and one-off expenses fall away.