FAQS

MMPIL is a Pakistan-based manufacturer of plastics and allied products. Its current online product catalogue focuses on industrial plastic drums, including close-top and open-top models. Earlier company literature also describes injection-moulded products such as chairs, crates and bobbins; please confirm current availability before ordering.

The company was incorporated in Pakistan as a public limited company on 13 June 1988 and obtained its certificate to commence business on 13 February 1989.

The company’s history records a technical know-how agreement with Mauser Werke GmbH of Germany for plastic drum manufacturing technology. This describes the historical arrangement and should not be taken as a statement about the status of any agreement today.

The registered office is at Mandviwalla Building, Old Queens Road, Karachi, Pakistan. For current contact details and enquiries, please use the Contact Us page.

The catalogue lists close-top and open-top industrial drums in different models and colours. Explore the available model descriptions, photographs and sizes on the Products page.

A close-top drum is filled or emptied through its closure openings, while an open-top drum provides wider access through a removable top. The appropriate style depends on the material, filling method, handling and closure requirements.

Published product listings include 120-, 160-, 210-, 220-, 250- and 260-litre models. Not every capacity is available in every closure style or colour, so please check the individual listing and confirm availability before placing an order.

Do not assume that every drum carries the same hazardous-goods approval. Approval, chemical compatibility and transport suitability depend on the particular model, contents, closure and applicable regulations. Request the relevant current test or certification documents for your intended application before use.

Suitability for food contact must be verified for the exact model and its material grade. Please request the applicable material specification and food-contact documentation rather than relying on colour, appearance or general product descriptions.

MMPIL’s published L-ring barrel literature discusses reuse and reconditioning. Whether a specific container can safely be reused depends on its previous contents, condition, cleaning, closure integrity and applicable standards. Confirm suitability for your use case before refilling.

Use the Contact Us form and include the drum model or capacity, closure style, required quantity, intended contents and delivery destination. This helps the team assess your enquiry accurately.

The website does not provide a confirmed public price list, minimum order quantity or delivery commitment for each model. Request current commercial terms directly from MMPIL.

Ask the company for the latest product-specific technical information, material details and any applicable test or approval documents. The correct documents depend on the exact model and intended use.

The catalogue shows several colours and models, but colour availability, closure configurations and other requirements should be checked directly with the company before ordering.

Yes. The company appears on the Pakistan Stock Exchange under the trading symbol MWMP. For market information and company filings, visit its PSX company page.

Visit Financial Reports for the company’s published reports and downloadable documents. Refer to the date and reporting period shown on each document.

Published notices are available through Investor Notices, while briefing material is organised under Corporate Briefing Session. Check the document dates for the relevant reporting period or meeting.

The Pakistan Stock Exchange lists THK Associates (Pvt.) Ltd. as the share registrar, at Plot No. 32-C, Jami Commercial Street 2, DHA Phase VII, Karachi. See the Investor Information page for shareholder-related details.

Use the Contact Us page and identify the enquiry as shareholder or investor-related so it can be directed to the appropriate contact. For trading or settlement matters, shareholders may also need to contact their broker or share registrar.