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Mamata Machinery Ltd (MAMATA) Share Price & Fundamentals

Company Overview

Founded Year

1979

Listed Year

2024

Headquarter

Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

MD/CEO

Chief Executive Officer Apurva Kane

Website

https://www.mamata.com

Company Facts

What we do

Mamata Machinery Limited designs, manufactures, and exports plastic bag, pouch making, packaging, and extrusion machinery primarily for FMCG and food sectors worldwide.

Founded in

1,979

Market share

India's leading converting machinery player; top 5 globally in converting; #1 in India for packaging machinery; 71% export revenue share.

Problem solved

Enables efficient flexible packaging solutions addressing industry needs for quality, speed, sustainability, and automation across diverse packaging applications.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves FMCG brand owners and converters globally, including large-scale packaging converters and manufacturers in food, beverage, and consumer goods sectors. Operates B2B.

Key management

Chief Executive Officer Apurva Kane (40+ years experience) and Chairman Mahendra Patel (40+ years experience); experienced senior leadership team.

Our journey and innovations

Founded 1979; first microprocessor-controlled bag machines 1989; introduced servo tech 1991; ventured into film extrusion 1997; US subsidiary since 2003; 4500+ machines in 80+ countries; introduced secondary packaging automation 2022; launched VFFS machines 2023.

Where we operate

Manufacturing in India and USA; presence across India, North America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, South-Central America; exports to 80+ countries.

Top products or what we offer

Flexible packaging machinery spanning co-extrusion film lines, converting bag and pouch makers, and packaging machines like HFFS, VFFS, and Pick-Fill-Seal systems.

Top brands

Products include VEGA PLUS pouch systems, fastest non-woven bag makers, vertical form fill seal (VFFS) machines with 200 cycles/min, and multi-lane sachet packaging machines.

Raw materials needed

Standard components include servo drives, controls, pneumatics, electronics, sheet metal, and mechanical parts sourced globally for machine assembly.

Raw materials supplier

Global brands supplying servo drives, electronics, and components; 250+ dedicated vendors for fabrication and machining.

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue is cyclical reflecting order and delivery cycles, with seasonality skewed to H2 of fiscal year.

Our industry position

Market leader domestically in converting and packaging machinery; among top 5 globally in converting; leading exporter with strong international footprint.

Financial highlights

FY25 revenue ₹254.58 Cr, net profit ₹40.75 Cr; 4-year CAGR ~8%; healthy EBITDA margins (~20%) and consistent profitability.

Geographical revenue split

FY25 revenue split: Domestic 30%, Exports 70%; significant presence in North America, EU, Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

Order book

Strong order intake for VFFS machines from major Indian snacks brands; international order flow affected by US-India trade delays.

Whats driving growth

Growth fueled by rising global flexible packaging demand, innovation in recyclable film compatible tech, and expanded export market penetration.

Our future plans

Expand in new export markets, broaden product range, launch new product categories, optimize costs and operational efficiency.

Our green promise

Developing packaging machinery compatible with recyclable films, focusing on sustainable flexible packaging solutions.

Our people and values

199 employees in India, 18 in USA; strong R&D focus with 91 engineers; fostering innovation and quality-first culture.

Key challenges ahead

Trade tensions affecting US market, market seasonality, competition, and need to maintain technological leadership.

Interesting facts

First Indian company to showcase live machines at global K fair; 5,000+ machines installed globally; recognised for IP and industry-first products.

Risks and strategy

Mitigating trade barriers via market diversification, investing in R&D, and focusing on operational efficiency and cash reserves.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Serves FMCG brand owners and converters globally, including large-scale packaging converters and manufacturers in food, beverage, and consumer goods sectors. Operates B2B.

Top Products

Top Products

Flexible packaging machinery spanning co-extrusion film lines, converting bag and pouch makers, and packaging machines like HFFS, VFFS, and Pick-Fill-Seal systems.

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

365.25374.75

52 Week High/Low

297458.45
Past Returns

1 week

-4.95%

1 month

-6.98%

3 month

-2.46%

1 year

-15.41%

3 year

-40.76%

5 year

-40.76%

Share Holding

Promoters

60.09%

FII

0.51%

DII

1.84%

Retail

32.49%

Others

5.07%

Company Overview

Founded Year

1979

Listed Year

2024

Headquarter

Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India

MD/CEO

Chief Executive Officer Apurva Kane (40+ years experience) and Chairman Mahendra Patel (40+ years experience); experienced senior leadership team.

Website

https://www.mamata.com

Price Movement & Share Holding

Today's High/Low

365.25374.75

52 Week High/Low

297458.45

Past Returns

1 week

-4.95%

1 month

-6.98%

3 month

-2.46%

1 year

-15.41%

3 year

-40.76%

5 year

-40.76%

Share Holding

Promoters

60.09%

FII

0.51%

DII

1.84%

Retail

32.49%

Others

5.07%

Company Facts

What we do

Mamata Machinery Limited designs, manufactures, and exports plastic bag, pouch making, packaging, and extrusion machinery primarily for FMCG and food sectors worldwide.

Founded in

1979

Market share

India's leading converting machinery player; top 5 globally in converting; #1 in India for packaging machinery; 71% export revenue share.

Problem solved

Enables efficient flexible packaging solutions addressing industry needs for quality, speed, sustainability, and automation across diverse packaging applications.

Top clients or who we serve

Serves FMCG brand owners and converters globally, including large-scale packaging converters and manufacturers in food, beverage, and consumer goods sectors. Operates B2B.

Key management

Chief Executive Officer Apurva Kane (40+ years experience) and Chairman Mahendra Patel (40+ years experience); experienced senior leadership team.

Our journey and innovations

Founded 1979; first microprocessor-controlled bag machines 1989; introduced servo tech 1991; ventured into film extrusion 1997; US subsidiary since 2003; 4500+ machines in 80+ countries; introduced secondary packaging automation 2022; launched VFFS machines 2023.

Where we operate

Manufacturing in India and USA; presence across India, North America, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, South-Central America; exports to 80+ countries.

Top products or what we offer

Flexible packaging machinery spanning co-extrusion film lines, converting bag and pouch makers, and packaging machines like HFFS, VFFS, and Pick-Fill-Seal systems.

Top brands

Products include VEGA PLUS pouch systems, fastest non-woven bag makers, vertical form fill seal (VFFS) machines with 200 cycles/min, and multi-lane sachet packaging machines.

Raw materials needed

Standard components include servo drives, controls, pneumatics, electronics, sheet metal, and mechanical parts sourced globally for machine assembly.

Raw materials supplier

Global brands supplying servo drives, electronics, and components; 250+ dedicated vendors for fabrication and machining.

Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Revenue is cyclical reflecting order and delivery cycles, with seasonality skewed to H2 of fiscal year.

Our industry position

Market leader domestically in converting and packaging machinery; among top 5 globally in converting; leading exporter with strong international footprint.

Financial highlights

FY25 revenue ₹254.58 Cr, net profit ₹40.75 Cr; 4-year CAGR ~8%; healthy EBITDA margins (~20%) and consistent profitability.

Geographical revenue split

FY25 revenue split: Domestic 30%, Exports 70%; significant presence in North America, EU, Middle East, Africa, and Asia.

Order book

Strong order intake for VFFS machines from major Indian snacks brands; international order flow affected by US-India trade delays.

Whats driving growth

Growth fueled by rising global flexible packaging demand, innovation in recyclable film compatible tech, and expanded export market penetration.

Our future plans

Expand in new export markets, broaden product range, launch new product categories, optimize costs and operational efficiency.

Our green promise

Developing packaging machinery compatible with recyclable films, focusing on sustainable flexible packaging solutions.

Our people and values

199 employees in India, 18 in USA; strong R&D focus with 91 engineers; fostering innovation and quality-first culture.

Key challenges ahead

Trade tensions affecting US market, market seasonality, competition, and need to maintain technological leadership.

Interesting facts

First Indian company to showcase live machines at global K fair; 5,000+ machines installed globally; recognised for IP and industry-first products.

Risks and strategy

Mitigating trade barriers via market diversification, investing in R&D, and focusing on operational efficiency and cash reserves.

Market Footprint

Top Clients

Top Clients

Serves FMCG brand owners and converters globally, including large-scale packaging converters and manufacturers in food, beverage, and consumer goods sectors. Operates B2B.

Top Products

Top Products

Flexible packaging machinery spanning co-extrusion film lines, converting bag and pouch makers, and packaging machines like HFFS, VFFS, and Pick-Fill-Seal systems.

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