Q2FY24:
• Volume growth 17% yoy.

• Injection Moulding: In process of machine upgradation to enhance installed capacity.

• Developed 6 new products
15 new customers onboarded including 4 overseas customers.
Strong Customer retention with ~97% of revenue from repeat customers.

• Appointed Chief Marketing Officer.
• Company’s export revenue tripled on Y-o-Y basis to ₹15.32 Crores for H1FY24.
• Around 55-60% of the business is coming from dairy and beverages.

• Injection molding capacity expansion: It is in discussion phase as such. As and when it materializes, will let you know the exact numbers.

• Patents: One is a process patent which we have done for making the tube laminates, that’s a process patent which we are holding. The other is product packaging design patent which we are holding.

• Tube laminates: We are constantly evaluating this particular market so as and when we feel that the situation is correct to have a dedicated line for this particular segment, we will take a call for investing for a dedicated line for the tube lamination. At the moment, it is on halt.

• Over the period of 2-3 years, we expect it to at least go to 12 crores to 15 crores per quarter or at least Rs. 50crores- Rs. 60crores coming from export.

• In-Mold Label: In-Mold Label, we have commercially established the product and we have started manufacturing. We have received the initial trial orders from the customers and we will ramp up the production of IML products in coming quarters. So, that is the six products of what we have added in which that one of the products is Injection Molded product, Label products.

• Olive Ecopack: Rs. 100 crores- Rs. 110 crores revenue we can definitely look for next year. that number will be a break-even number.

• So, for next quarter, definitely, we’ll see the reduction in the Finance Cost.

• Customer advance for capex: It will be difficult to reveal the name of the customer but, yes, as I mentioned that few of the customers where we have almost monopolistic supply and as the customer is expanding their business, they wanted us also to increase the capacities and it helped us in increasing the capacities as we were doing a lot of investment and we needed that support and they accepted our request. That’s the only thing, I would say.

• In food packaging, since sustainable packaging still are not able to meet the functional requirement, we don’t see much entry of sustainable products entering into Food Packaging but there the more focus will be on to recyclability and using recycled materials. And in Food Service, the focus will be more on using sustainable products. And we would say, as a company we are well placed in both the sectors and so that will help us to achieve the growth in the next five years

• Capacity increase: we are working on increasing the capacities on the existing machines by doing some modifications and we have got very good results and probably in the next one month or so we should be able to announce that the increment in the installed capacity on these processes around 10%-15%.

The points you mentioned do play a role but you are missing out on the most common reason behind promoter buying – Foreseeable earnings growth which in turn raises the stock price and makes the promoter’s net worth go zoom and buying usually happens a couple of quarters before unusual growth in numbers.

The probable reason on why it continues to slide.

https://twitter.com/BeatTheStreet10/status/1724706663427609010?t=WICbzsR74OF3bz6RYc704Q&s=19

Tagging the first note on this topic mentioned on the thread

@phreakv6 Any views on the same ?