The company is looking at capital allocation in the business verticals with better return ratios, such as capacity expansion in aseptic packaging and WPP bags
UFlex, a multinational integrated flexible packaging and solutions company, is looking to explore Under-penetrated global and local (Glocal) markets with viable growth options as it eyes next growth phase. The company’s strategy involves an enhanced speed-to-market (STM) and proximity to customers to ensure quick deliveries and better services to customers.
The company is looking at capital allocation in the business verticals with better return ratios, such as capacity expansion in aseptic packaging and WPP bags. UFlex is targeting to grow its market share across all verticals, it said in its investor presentation.
The company reported audited consolidated net revenue of Rs 40,973 million for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2026 and Rs 155,130 million for the full fiscal year 2026. Ebitda stood at Rs 6,265 million for the quarter and Rs 19,836 million for fiscal 2026, with corresponding Ebitda margins of 15.3 per cent and 12.8 per cent. Net profit was Rs 1,960 million for the quarter and Rs 3,171 million for fiscal 2026.
The company added that the operating environment remained challenging during the quarter amid macroeconomic pressures, tariff-related headwinds and the ongoing West Asia conflict. Supply chain disruptions arising from constraints in the Strait of Hormuz, a key global energy and petrochemical trade corridor for oil, LNG, LPG, MEG, and polypropylene, adversely impacted the packaging films value chain during the period.
During the year, demand across the company’s India businesses, including Pet chips, packaging films and packaging segments, was impacted by the transition to GST 2.0, leading to destocking and demand disruption across downstream FMCG and beverage segments through Q2 and Q3. The resulting slowdown also weighed on demand for intermediary business such as inks, adhesives, coatings, and printing cylinders.
