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Huhtamaki India Ltd – Company Analysis

Knack Packaging Jumps 10% on Bank of India MF Buying

Knack Packaging shares surged 10% to ₹215.23 just two days after listing after Bank of India Mutual Fund acquired 0.57% stake for ₹13.76 crore at ₹196.59 per share. The IPO was massively oversubscribed at 83.33 times overall QIBs bid 154 times their portion. When a mutual fund buys shares in the open market just two days after an IPO at a price higher than the subscription price it signals genuine conviction beyond just getting IPO allotment. BOI MF paid ₹196.59 open market versus the IPO price choosing to buy even after listing gains. This is a stronger signal than simply participating in the IPO. An 83x oversubscription means investors wanted 83 times more shares than were available. QIBs the most sophisticated investors bid 154x their quota. This level of institutional enthusiasm for a small cap flexible packaging company signals strong fundamental belief in the business not just listing day speculation. Knack is an Ahmedabad-based integrated flexible packaging manufacturer export oriented and innovationdriven. Flexible packaging is a growing industry as FMCG, pharma and food companies shift from rigid to lightweight flexible packaging globally. Knack Packaging's 10% post-IPO rally on BOI MF open market buying taught me that institutional purchases in the open market just after listing are stronger conviction signals than IPO subscriptions, and that tracking post-listing institutional activity alongside IPO subscription levels is essential for evaluating newly listed small cap stocks like

Quarterly Results in Focus – July 23, 2025.

Here's the quick update on key earnings and stock-specific action: Key Quarterly Results (YoY): Paytm (One 97): Back in profit — ₹122.5 Cr vs ₹838.9 Cr loss. Revenue jumps 27.7% to ₹1,917.5 Cr. Other income up 75.6%. Board reshuffle: Bimal Julka resigns; Urvashi Sahai joins as Whole-time Director. Dixon Technologies: Strong growth — Profit soars 68.3% to ₹225 Cr. Massive 95% jump in revenue to ₹12,835.7 Cr. JSW Infrastructure: Solid quarter — Profit up 31.5% to ₹384.7 Cr. Revenue up 21.2% to ₹1,223.9 Cr. Dalmia Bharat: Profit zooms 178.7% to ₹393 Cr. Flat revenue growth; but swung from ₹113 Cr exceptional loss to ₹16 Cr gain. KEI Industries: Profit up 30.3% to ₹195.7 Cr. Revenue rises 25.4% to ₹2,590.3 Cr. Zensar Tech: Decent quarter — Profit up 15.3%, revenue up 7.5%. IRFC: Steady performer — Profit at ₹1,745.7 Cr (↑10.7%). United Breweries: Profit up 6%, revenue up 15.7%. Lagging Performers: 🔻 CreditAccess Grameen: Profit plunges 84.9% to ₹60.2 Cr. Revenue falls 3.2%, NII drops 1.6%. Jana Small Finance Bank: Profit falls 40.2% to ₹101.9 Cr. Net interest income dips, and GNPA rises to 2.91%. Huhtamaki India: Profit down 35.3%, revenue drops 4.3%. Cyient DLM: Profit declines 29.6%, though revenue grew 8%. Big names announcing results today: Infosys, Dr. Reddy’s, Tata Consumer, Coforge, Persistent Systems, SRF, Syngene, Force Motors, Tata Teleservices, and more. Takeaway: Strong show from Paytm, Dixon, JSW Infra, KEI, and Dalmia Bharat. Caution for CreditAccess, Jana Bank, and Huhtamaki. Expect stock-specific moves based on these numbers.

Huhtamaki

Huhtamaki Q4 Results: Flat Start to the Year, Focus on Operational Efficiencies The company reported flat revenue for the quarter, remaining largely unchanged compared to the same period last year. EBIT decreased by 7% year-on-year, though it showed significant improvement compared to the previous quarter. The margin improvement over the trailing quarter was driven by a better sales mix and enhanced operational efficiencies. Huhtamaki continues to focus on improving manufacturing processes to drive profitability. As part of its Strategy 2030, the company aims to become the first choice in sustainable packaging solutions.