 to output in the format DDMMYY -
print substr('0'.$mday,-2), substr('0'.($mon+1),-2), substr($year+1900,-2);

So it's easier - and less error-prone - to simply use Date::Format if you can. 

A: Here's a reasonably straightforward method using POSIX (which is a core module) and localtime to avoid twiddling with the details of what stat returns (see Edg's answer for why that's a pain):
use POSIX qw/strftime/;

my @records;

opendir my $dh, '.' or die "Can't open current directory for reading: $!";

while (my $item = readdir $dh) {
    next unless -f $item && $item!~ m/^\./;
    push @records, [$item, (stat $item)[9]];
}

for my $record (@records) {
    print "File: $record->[0]\n";
    print "Mtime: ". strftime("%d%m%Y", localtime $record->[1]), "\n";
}


A: If this is the only date formatting I need to do and don't need any date features for anything else, I just use POSIX (which comes with Perl):
use POSIX;

my $file = "/etc/passwd";

my $date = POSIX::strftime( 
             "%d%m%y", 
             localtime( 
                 ( stat $file )[9]
                 )
             );

Forget about -M if you aren't using relative time. Go directly to stat to get the epoch time.

A: See Time::Piece for object oriented syntax. It also comes with Perl by default in versions 5.10 and next.
Usually at some later point you need more functionality. Using Time::Piece does not import anything beside localtime and gmtime. And you can ask it not to import anything too by just saying use Time::Piece ();.
use Time::Piece;
localtime((stat $filename)[9])->ymd;                # 2000-02-29
localtime((stat $filename)[9])->ymd('');                 # 20000229
localtime((stat $filename)[9])->dmy("");#is what you wanted



$perl -MTime::Piece -e 'print localtime(time)->dmy("")'


A: use Date::Format;
print time2str("%d%m%y", (stat $filename)[9]);

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