Hyderabad-based Mold-Tek Technologies reports historic quarterly profits, boosted by surging US infrastructure spending and expansion into higher-value engineering projects, signalling a strong growth trajectory amid a booming market.
Mold-Tek Technologies Ltd has reported its strongest quarterly profitability to date, as demand linked to US infrastructure spending, data centres and grid upgrades continues to lift engineering services suppliers with cross-border delivery capabilities. The Hyderabad-based company said revenue, EBITDA and profit after tax all reached record levels in the quarter ended June 30, a performance it presented as evidence that its US-focused strategy is beginning to bear fruit.
The company’s results come against the backdrop of a larger market that analysts expect to keep expanding. Mordor Intelligence estimates the US engineering services market at $409.62 billion in 2026, rising to $533.33 billion by 2031, driven by federal infrastructure programmes, semiconductor and battery plant construction and wider use of digital engineering workflows. The firm’s outlook also points to civil engineering as the biggest application area, while construction and infrastructure account for a substantial share of activity.
For Mold-Tek, the growth has been reflected in a sharp jump in quarterly numbers. Revenue climbed 78.85% from a year earlier to ₹59.54 crore, while EBITDA rose more than fivefold to ₹13.91 crore and profit after tax increased to ₹9 crore, according to the company’s statement. It also said work on hand in its civil and structural division increased during the quarter, giving it more visibility on near-term demand.
The company is also pushing deeper into higher-value work in mechanical engineering, including transmission and distribution, plant engineering, special-purpose machinery, utility infrastructure and data centre projects. A three-year master services agreement with a plant engineering client is expected to bring recurring revenue from fiscal 2026-27, while management is also weighing another US acquisition in structural engineering and design. Chairman and managing director J. Lakshmana Rao said the order pipeline remained robust and that the company was confident of sustaining profitable growth through fiscal 2026-27.
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