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Sheela Foam Ltd

SFL
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509.05
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30 Apr '26, 4:00 PM
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Sheela Foam Ltd

SFL
NSE
509.05
1.67%
30 Apr '26, 4:00 PM
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Mkt Cap
Market Capitalization
5,559Cr
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Close Price
509.05
Industry
Industry
Mattress
PE
Price To Earnings
61.26
PS
Price To Sales
1.54
Revenue
Revenue
3,620Cr
Rev Gr TTM
Revenue Growth TTM
5.41%
PAT Gr TTM
PAT Growth TTM
-44.91%
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Quarterly Results

Consolidated
Standalone
Numbers
Percentage
QuarterMar 2023Jun 2023Sep 2023Dec 2023Mar 2024Jun 2024Sep 2024Dec 2024Mar 2025Jun 2025Sep 2025Dec 2025
Revenue
RevenueCr
7296456138798458108139678508218751,074
Growth YoY
Revenue Growth YoY%
-1.1-7.9-15.115.515.925.532.510.00.51.47.711.1
Expenses
ExpensesCr
651567547803765750742879817746788960
Operating Profit
Operating ProfitCr
7878667681607088337587114
OPM
OPM%
10.712.010.88.79.57.48.79.13.99.210.010.7
Other Income
Other IncomeCr
1813243270613286110316
Interest Expense
Interest ExpenseCr
789252728282935292817
Depreciation
DepreciationCr
262322304140484550465047
PBT
PBTCr
63606053835326229101266
Tax
TaxCr
1917161414765-125516
PAT
PATCr
4443453868472017215850
Growth YoY
PAT Growth YoY%
-11.61.9-16.9-37.156.47.5-54.8-57.1-68.6-89.6-62.2200.2
NPM
NPM%
6.06.77.34.48.15.82.51.72.50.60.94.6
EPS
EPS
4.44.44.52.85.94.21.81.72.00.70.94.8

Profit & Loss

Consolidated
Standalone
Numbers
Percentage
Financial YearMar 2015Mar 2016Mar 2017Mar 2018Mar 2019Mar 2020Mar 2021Mar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025TTM
Revenue
RevenueCr
1,4181,5501,7331,9652,1412,1742,4372,8662,8732,9823,4393,620
Growth
Revenue Growth%
9.311.813.49.01.512.117.60.33.815.35.3
Expenses
ExpensesCr
1,3271,3741,5371,7491,9311,8732,0732,5512,5762,6823,1893,311
Operating Profit
Operating ProfitCr
91176196216211300364315297301250310
OPM
OPM%
6.411.411.311.09.813.814.911.010.310.17.38.6
Other Income
Other IncomeCr
11162321282850798714016289
Interest Expense
Interest ExpenseCr
1612119101318172169121110
Depreciation
DepreciationCr
282930354059738190116183193
PBT
PBTCr
5715217819318925632429627325610897
Tax
TaxCr
154752605662847870611313
PAT
PATCr
421051261341341942402192031959683
Growth
PAT Growth%
147.419.96.50.045.323.6-8.9-7.2-4.2-50.9-12.7
NPM
NPM%
3.06.87.36.86.38.99.87.67.16.52.82.3
EPS
EPS
26.021.512.913.713.719.924.622.420.417.78.88.3

Balance Sheet

Consolidated
Standalone
Numbers
Percentage
Financial YearMar 2015Mar 2016Mar 2017Mar 2018Mar 2019Mar 2020Mar 2021Mar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025Sep 2025
Equity Capital
Equity CapitalCr
161624242424242449545455
Reserves
ReservesCr
2293224395737068951,1601,3681,5522,8662,9813,025
Current Liabilities
Current LiabilitiesCr
3223683803653423855695506831,1291,4971,451
Non Current Liabilities
Non Current LiabilitiesCr
113817580903393074134191,230875639
Total Liabilities
Total LiabilitiesCr
6807889181,0431,1621,6512,0692,3632,7115,3405,4675,177
Current Assets
Current AssetsCr
3734655465926867578317871,4338751,3931,223
Non Current Assets
Non Current AssetsCr
3073243724514768941,2381,5771,2784,4654,0743,954
Total Assets
Total AssetsCr
6807889181,0431,1621,6512,0692,3632,7115,3405,4675,177

Cash Flow

Consolidated
Standalone
Financial YearMar 2015Mar 2016Mar 2017Mar 2018Mar 2019Mar 2020Mar 2021Mar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025
Operating Cash Flow
Operating Cash FlowCr
148159122134138164254197212406252
Investing Cash Flow
Investing Cash FlowCr
-49-342-80-246-295-208-306-268-2,258-29
Financing Cash Flow
Financing Cash FlowCr
-59-25-67-20-27158-3293561,854-226
Net Cash Flow
Net Cash FlowCr
401005734-1352713-1702-3
Free Cash Flow
Free Cash FlowCr
94108345286-17191542-255175
CFO To PAT
CFO To PAT%
350.0152.197.2100.0103.184.2105.790.1104.4208.7264.1
CFO To EBITDA
CFO To EBITDA%
163.590.362.261.865.554.469.762.671.3135.1101.0

Ratios

Consolidated
Standalone
Financial YearMar 2015Mar 2016Mar 2017Mar 2018Mar 2019Mar 2020Mar 2021Mar 2022Mar 2023Mar 2024Mar 2025
Valuation Ratios
Valuation Ratios
Market Cap
Market CapitalizationCr
005,4917,2906,1386,3339,64016,9569,71310,2227,727
Price To Earnings
Price To Earnings
0.00.043.754.545.932.740.578.048.356.080.4
Price To Sales
Price To Sales
0.00.03.23.72.92.94.05.93.43.42.3
Price To Book
Price To Book
0.00.011.812.28.46.98.112.26.13.52.5
EV To EBITDA
EV To EBITDA
0.1-0.627.233.129.221.927.255.234.538.836.6
Profitability Ratios
Profitability Ratios
GPM
GPM%
38.546.644.944.343.749.243.034.537.841.341.7
OPM
OPM%
6.411.411.311.09.813.814.911.010.310.17.3
NPM
NPM%
3.06.87.36.86.38.99.87.67.16.52.8
ROCE
ROCE%
19.736.236.931.926.322.222.516.913.67.35.1
ROE
ROE%
17.330.927.122.418.321.120.315.712.76.73.1
ROA
ROA%
6.213.313.712.811.511.811.69.37.53.61.8
Operational Ratios
Operational Ratios
Solvency Ratios
Solvency Ratios
Liquidity Ratios
Liquidity Ratios
### **Overview** Sheela Foam Limited (SFL), established in 1971, is India’s largest manufacturer of polyurethane (PU) foam and a dominant player in the organized mattress and comfort products market. The company operates as a multinational with an integrated business model combining manufacturing, branding, retail, and technology, serving both domestic and international markets. Its flagship brands—**Sleepwell** and **Kurlon**—are household names in India, while its subsidiaries **Joyce Foam (Australia)** and **Interplasp (Spain)** anchor its strong presence in Oceania and Europe. SFL is strategically positioning itself as a leader in the science of comfort, with a strong focus on innovation, sustainability, and consumer well-being. The company operates 19 manufacturing facilities globally and maintains an extensive distribution and retail network, reaching over **20,000 touchpoints** across India and exports to more than 25 countries. --- ### **Recent Developments & Strategic Initiatives (2025)** #### **1. Aggressive Retail Expansion in India** - In **FY26**, Sheela Foam aims to open **1,000 new brand showrooms**, adding **420 net new showrooms in the first half** and targeting another **420 in the second half**, with a goal of **800 net additions** by year-end. - The company now operates around **6,000 exclusive brand outlets (EBOs)** and **over 11,300 total retail touchpoints**, with ongoing expansion in **Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities**. - A major focus is on expanding **Kurlon Homes** in **Northern and Western India**, leveraging Sleepwell’s existing distribution for regional penetration. #### **2. Growth in B2C vs. B2B Dynamics** - The **B2C mattress business** is growing significantly faster than the **foam business**, driven by strong brand power, product innovation, and e-commerce. - The **Comfort Foam (B2C)** segment reported **strong volume and value growth**, while **Technical Foam** remains stable with leadership in high-end industrial applications. #### **3. E-commerce & Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) Push** - E-commerce is a key growth engine: **e-commerce revenue reached ₹200 crores in FY25**, with **66% YoY value growth**. - For **FY26**, SFL projects **50% revenue growth** in e-commerce, targeting **₹200–250 crores** in book value. - The company is scaling **brand.com (D2C)** websites, launching premium products online, and improving customer experience. - The **SleepX** online brand was discontinued in favor of integrating all e-commerce under the **Sleepwell brand**, which has helped improve profitability. #### **4. Rural and Mass Segment Penetration** - The **"Small Town India" (STI)** initiative has expanded to **over 4,000 towns**, with over **1,700 new dealers added** in FY25. - Affordable brands **Sleepwell Tarang** and **Kurlon Aaram** (priced from ₹2,000) are driving rural adoption: - Tarang alone achieved **60% YoY volume growth**, with **7,000+ dealers** across **4,500 towns** and an annual run rate of **₹80 crores**. - Revenue from the **sub-₹10,000 segment is projected to exceed ₹100 crores in FY26**. - A **dedicated rural distribution model** using independent distributors is being piloted to avoid cannibalizing Sleepwell and Kurlon networks. #### **5. Product Innovation and Portfolio Diversification** - New models like **Nexa™** offer **super-premium comfort at ₹25,000+**, competing with international memory foam. - Introduction of **cooling gel technology (Cool Gel-S)**, **high-resilience foam (Resitec)**, and **primo thick cushioning** enhances product differentiation. - Launch of **tariff-friendly compressible "bed-in-a-box"** models using **Variable Pressure Foaming (VPF)** technology to serve e-commerce and rural logistics efficiently. --- ### **International Operations & Manufacturing** #### **1. Australia (Joyce Foam)** - **Largest player in Australia’s mattress foam market** with **~40% market share**. - Operates **6 production facilities** (Adelaide, Canberra, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Sydney) with **17,000 MTPA capacity**. - Produces **raw foam for branded manufacturers** and supplies to **furniture, medical, automotive, and acoustic industries**. - Returning to **double-digit EBITDA margins**, and is **expanding beyond mattresses** into **furniture cushioning**. - **No plans to scale down** operations; considered a **mature, profitable, self-sustaining business**. #### **2. Spain (Interplasp)** - Owned **~94%** by SFL; state-of-the-art facility in **Yecla** with **22,000 MTPA capacity**. - One of **Europe’s most cost-efficient polyurethane foam manufacturers**, serving **European and U.S. markets**. - Produces **5 foam lines**: CONTACT PLUS, BIO, HR, BS (fire-retardant), and DREAM (viscoelastic). - Expanding **"bed-in-a-box" exports to the U.S.**, capitalizing on trade restrictions on Chinese imports. - Member of **EUROPUR**, with **OEKO-TEX** certification, reinforcing sustainability and quality. #### **3. Global Expansion: Middle East & Dubai** - Entered **Dubai and GCC markets** in **August 2025**, leveraging brand recognition among the Indian diaspora. - Operates **6 exclusive brand outlets** and **7 multi-brand outlets**. - Distribution via **franchise and online models**; pilot phase underway for scaling across the region. --- ### **Strategic Acquisitions & Synergies** #### **1. Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL) Integration – FY25 Milestone** - Completed integration after the **2023 acquisition**; the process took **18 months**. - Created a **pan-India powerhouse** with: - **~29% market share** in branded organized mattress segment. - Combined geographic strength: **Sleepwell (North & West)**, **Kurlon (South & East)**. - **Operational synergies realized**: - Manufacturing units rationalized from **21 to 12**. - **Supply chain optimization** has reduced logistics costs by over **1% of sales**. - **Procurement synergies**: consolidated purchasing power cuts raw material costs. - **IT-enabled distribution** improved secondary sales tracking and decision-making. #### **2. Furlenco (Furniture Rental – 45.5% Stake)** - Holds **45.5% stake with majority board control**; a **strategic joint platform**. - Furlenco launched in **394+ cities**, added **34,000+ net new customers in H1 FY26**, and is **PBT-positive since Feb 2024**. - Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR): **₹300 crores**; average ticket size: **>₹1,00,000**. - Business model: **95% rental, 5% sales** → shifting toward **45:55 rental-to-sales ratio** as stores expand. - Piloting **Furlenco furniture displays in 8 Sleepwell stores** to drive cross-selling. - High entry barriers due to **capital intensity and long gestation**; early-mover advantage is significant. #### **3. Staqo (IT & Digital Solutions – 100% Subsidiary)** - 100% owned tech arm with operations in **India, U.S., Hungary, and Dubai**. - Serves **300+ clients**, manages **200+ projects**, and has delivered **61% YoY revenue growth** with **28% EBITDA margins**. - Provides **AI, ML, automation, blockchain, and data analytics solutions** across manufacturing, retail, and MSME sectors. - Positioned as a **high-potential vertical**, with strong internal and external demand. --- ### **Manufacturing & Sustainability** - **Total global production capacity**: Over **187,000 MTPA** of PU foam across 19 plants. - New **VPF-enabled plant in Jabalpur (11.7 hectares)**: - **10,000 MTPA capacity**. - Produces **Tarang and Aaram** mattresses for rural and semi-urban markets. - **10–15% lower production costs**, reduced waste, and **compressed packaging** for efficient logistics. - Sustainability initiatives: - **VPF technology** reduces raw material usage and environmental impact. - **Waste foam reused** in rebonded foam and mattress production. - **Water recycling systems** and reduced emissions via foam compression. --- ### **Marketing & Branding Strategy** - **Dual-brand strategy**: Sleepwell and Kurlon are **positioned complementarily**, not competitively. - Sleepwell: **"Did You Sleepwell?"** - Kurlon: **"Life Banegi Hula Hula"** - Enhanced **experiential retail** in Sleepwell Worlds/Kurlon Homes with live demos, trials, and interactive zones. - Major **Maha Kumbh campaign** yielded **1,000+ daily footfalls**, reinforcing emotional brand connection. - Content marketing via **Sleepedia, Sleep Talk, and Your Sleep Story** to promote sleep health awareness. --- ### **B2B & Industrial Foam Business** - Supplies **technical PU foams** to **automotive, footwear, lingerie, acoustics, aerospace, and packaging**. - Key foam types: **Polyether, polyester, reticulated, UV-stable, HR, flame-retardant**. - **Automotive lamination**: market leader; demand rising due to **“Make in India”** push. - Technical Foam segment revenue: **₹494 crores (FY25)**, volume: **17,498 tonnes**, growing steadily. - Expanding into **aviation, ceramic filters, generator acoustics, and footwear insoles**. --- ### **Market Share & Geographic Focus** | Region | Market Share | Operational Focus | |-------|---------------|-------------------| | **India** | ~29% (organized branded mattress) | Core growth engine; 75–79% of total turnover | | **Australia** | ~40% (PU foam & mattresses) | Mature, profitable, low-growth | | **Spain/Europe** | ~1% (growing via U.S. exports) | Strategic export hub for U.S. and EU | - **India’s contribution to revenue increased from 70% (FY21) to 79% (FY25)** due to strategic focus on domestic growth.