Rajshree Polypack lifts injection-moulding capacity as output falls 44%
Indian rigid-packaging maker Rajshree Polypack (RPPL) raised injection-moulding capacity to 5,800 MT in the second quarter of fiscal 2027, up from 4,800 MT a year earlier, even as first-half injection-moulding output fell 44% to 1,196 MT. Standalone first-half revenue nevertheless rose 21.82% to Rs 205.81 crore (USD 21.78m), as growth in extrusion, thermoforming, printing and sleeving offset the injection-moulding decline.
Why this mattersRajshree added injection-moulding capacity while output in that line nearly halved, leaving a utilisation gap that extrusion and thermoforming growth must cover.
- Injection-moulding capacity reached 5,800 MT in Q2 FY27, up from 4,800 MT in Q2 FY26 and 1,000 MT in Q2 FY24
- H1 FY27 injection-moulding production fell 44% to 1,196 MT from 2,127 MT in H1 FY26
- Standalone H1 FY27 revenue rose 21.82% to Rs 205.81 crore (USD 21.78m)
- Injection moulding's share of H1 revenue fell to 11.64% from 18.61%
- Extrusion capacity rose to 25,600 MT and output rose to 11,402 MT in H1 FY27; thermoforming output rose to 4,686 MT
- Management cited softer export demand amid geopolitical uncertainty, offset by domestic demand
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