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644.30
-13.35 (-2.03%)
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Underperforms Index
-28.76%
Return (1Y)
Underperformed Nifty 50 by 36.23%
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More Volatile
1.71%
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Higher than Nifty 50 by 0.76%
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Inconsistent Performer
2/12
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underperformed Nifty 50
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Sheela Foam has allotted 4,782 equity shares under ESOP on 29 April 2025. After allotment of aforesaid equity shares, the share capital of the Company stands increased from 10,87,05,997 to 10,87,10,778.
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Sheela Foam schedules EGM
35 days ago
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India Ratings affirms Sheela Foam's LT rating at 'AA' with 'stable' outlook
24 - Mar - 2025 12:00 | 37 days ago
The agency has, meanwhile, assigned ?IND A1+? rating at the company?s short-term debt facilities.
India Ratings and Research stated that the rating affirmation reflect SFL?s strengthened market position in the Indian organised mattress segment, led by a much larger scale of operations in terms of revenue and profitability as well as an improved distribution reach post-acquisition of Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL; mattresses manufacturing company).
India Ratings has taken note of the delays in the realisation of synergies at SFL?s level post-acquisition of KEL along with a slower run rate observed in revenue as well as EBITDA level than Ind-Ra?s expectations.
This had led to elevated credit metrics during 9M FY25, slightly higher than India Ratings? expectations for FY25.
However, India Ratings derives its comfort from the synergies likely to come in over FY26, leading to better cash generation and net leverage reducing below 1.5x by end-FY26; along with the company?s adequate liquidity position to cover its debt obligations over FY26-FY27.
The agency further said that a significant improvement in the revenue as well as profitability while reducing the consolidated net leverage below 1.0x could be positive for the ratings.
However, a decline in the revenue and profitability or an elongation of the net working capital cycle on a sustained basis and any significant debt-funded acquisition, leading to the consolidated net leverage remaining above 1.5x beyond FY25 on a sustained basis could lead to a negative rating action.
Sheela Foam is a leading manufacturer of PU foams in Asia Pacific. The company has secured a dominant position in key industries such as mattresses, automotive, footwear, lingerie, and furniture. The company specialises in the production of a diverse range of foam-based home comfort products, such as mattresses and furniture cushions.
The scrip rose 1.65% to currently trade at Rs 766.70 on the BSE.
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Sheela Foam schedules EGM
35 days ago
-
India Ratings affirms Sheela Foam's LT rating at 'AA' with 'stable' outlook
24 - Mar - 2025 12:00 | 37 days ago
The agency has, meanwhile, assigned ?IND A1+? rating at the company?s short-term debt facilities.
India Ratings and Research stated that the rating affirmation reflect SFL?s strengthened market position in the Indian organised mattress segment, led by a much larger scale of operations in terms of revenue and profitability as well as an improved distribution reach post-acquisition of Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL; mattresses manufacturing company).
India Ratings has taken note of the delays in the realisation of synergies at SFL?s level post-acquisition of KEL along with a slower run rate observed in revenue as well as EBITDA level than Ind-Ra?s expectations.
This had led to elevated credit metrics during 9M FY25, slightly higher than India Ratings? expectations for FY25.
However, India Ratings derives its comfort from the synergies likely to come in over FY26, leading to better cash generation and net leverage reducing below 1.5x by end-FY26; along with the company?s adequate liquidity position to cover its debt obligations over FY26-FY27.
The agency further said that a significant improvement in the revenue as well as profitability while reducing the consolidated net leverage below 1.0x could be positive for the ratings.
However, a decline in the revenue and profitability or an elongation of the net working capital cycle on a sustained basis and any significant debt-funded acquisition, leading to the consolidated net leverage remaining above 1.5x beyond FY25 on a sustained basis could lead to a negative rating action.
Sheela Foam is a leading manufacturer of PU foams in Asia Pacific. The company has secured a dominant position in key industries such as mattresses, automotive, footwear, lingerie, and furniture. The company specialises in the production of a diverse range of foam-based home comfort products, such as mattresses and furniture cushions.
The scrip rose 1.65% to currently trade at Rs 766.70 on the BSE.
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Sheela Foam has allotted 4,782 equity shares under ESOP on 29 April 2025. After allotment of aforesaid equity shares, the share capital of the Company stands increased from 10,87,05,997 to 10,87,10,778.
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Sheela Foam schedules EGM
35 days ago
-
India Ratings affirms Sheela Foam's LT rating at 'AA' with 'stable' outlook
24 - Mar - 2025 12:00 | 37 days ago
The agency has, meanwhile, assigned ?IND A1+? rating at the company?s short-term debt facilities.
India Ratings and Research stated that the rating affirmation reflect SFL?s strengthened market position in the Indian organised mattress segment, led by a much larger scale of operations in terms of revenue and profitability as well as an improved distribution reach post-acquisition of Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL; mattresses manufacturing company).
India Ratings has taken note of the delays in the realisation of synergies at SFL?s level post-acquisition of KEL along with a slower run rate observed in revenue as well as EBITDA level than Ind-Ra?s expectations.
This had led to elevated credit metrics during 9M FY25, slightly higher than India Ratings? expectations for FY25.
However, India Ratings derives its comfort from the synergies likely to come in over FY26, leading to better cash generation and net leverage reducing below 1.5x by end-FY26; along with the company?s adequate liquidity position to cover its debt obligations over FY26-FY27.
The agency further said that a significant improvement in the revenue as well as profitability while reducing the consolidated net leverage below 1.0x could be positive for the ratings.
However, a decline in the revenue and profitability or an elongation of the net working capital cycle on a sustained basis and any significant debt-funded acquisition, leading to the consolidated net leverage remaining above 1.5x beyond FY25 on a sustained basis could lead to a negative rating action.
Sheela Foam is a leading manufacturer of PU foams in Asia Pacific. The company has secured a dominant position in key industries such as mattresses, automotive, footwear, lingerie, and furniture. The company specialises in the production of a diverse range of foam-based home comfort products, such as mattresses and furniture cushions.
The scrip rose 1.65% to currently trade at Rs 766.70 on the BSE.
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Sheela Foam has allotted 4,782 equity shares under ESOP on 29 April 2025. After allotment of aforesaid equity shares, the share capital of the Company stands increased from 10,87,05,997 to 10,87,10,778.
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-
Sheela Foam schedules EGM
35 days ago
-
India Ratings affirms Sheela Foam's LT rating at 'AA' with 'stable' outlook
24 - Mar - 2025 12:00 | 37 days ago
The agency has, meanwhile, assigned ?IND A1+? rating at the company?s short-term debt facilities.
India Ratings and Research stated that the rating affirmation reflect SFL?s strengthened market position in the Indian organised mattress segment, led by a much larger scale of operations in terms of revenue and profitability as well as an improved distribution reach post-acquisition of Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL; mattresses manufacturing company).
India Ratings has taken note of the delays in the realisation of synergies at SFL?s level post-acquisition of KEL along with a slower run rate observed in revenue as well as EBITDA level than Ind-Ra?s expectations.
This had led to elevated credit metrics during 9M FY25, slightly higher than India Ratings? expectations for FY25.
However, India Ratings derives its comfort from the synergies likely to come in over FY26, leading to better cash generation and net leverage reducing below 1.5x by end-FY26; along with the company?s adequate liquidity position to cover its debt obligations over FY26-FY27.
The agency further said that a significant improvement in the revenue as well as profitability while reducing the consolidated net leverage below 1.0x could be positive for the ratings.
However, a decline in the revenue and profitability or an elongation of the net working capital cycle on a sustained basis and any significant debt-funded acquisition, leading to the consolidated net leverage remaining above 1.5x beyond FY25 on a sustained basis could lead to a negative rating action.
Sheela Foam is a leading manufacturer of PU foams in Asia Pacific. The company has secured a dominant position in key industries such as mattresses, automotive, footwear, lingerie, and furniture. The company specialises in the production of a diverse range of foam-based home comfort products, such as mattresses and furniture cushions.
The scrip rose 1.65% to currently trade at Rs 766.70 on the BSE.
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Sheela Foam schedules EGM
35 days ago
-
India Ratings affirms Sheela Foam's LT rating at 'AA' with 'stable' outlook
24 - Mar - 2025 12:00 | 37 days ago
The agency has, meanwhile, assigned ?IND A1+? rating at the company?s short-term debt facilities.
India Ratings and Research stated that the rating affirmation reflect SFL?s strengthened market position in the Indian organised mattress segment, led by a much larger scale of operations in terms of revenue and profitability as well as an improved distribution reach post-acquisition of Kurlon Enterprises Limited (KEL; mattresses manufacturing company).
India Ratings has taken note of the delays in the realisation of synergies at SFL?s level post-acquisition of KEL along with a slower run rate observed in revenue as well as EBITDA level than Ind-Ra?s expectations.
This had led to elevated credit metrics during 9M FY25, slightly higher than India Ratings? expectations for FY25.
However, India Ratings derives its comfort from the synergies likely to come in over FY26, leading to better cash generation and net leverage reducing below 1.5x by end-FY26; along with the company?s adequate liquidity position to cover its debt obligations over FY26-FY27.
The agency further said that a significant improvement in the revenue as well as profitability while reducing the consolidated net leverage below 1.0x could be positive for the ratings.
However, a decline in the revenue and profitability or an elongation of the net working capital cycle on a sustained basis and any significant debt-funded acquisition, leading to the consolidated net leverage remaining above 1.5x beyond FY25 on a sustained basis could lead to a negative rating action.
Sheela Foam is a leading manufacturer of PU foams in Asia Pacific. The company has secured a dominant position in key industries such as mattresses, automotive, footwear, lingerie, and furniture. The company specialises in the production of a diverse range of foam-based home comfort products, such as mattresses and furniture cushions.
The scrip rose 1.65% to currently trade at Rs 766.70 on the BSE.
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Stock Trivia
Sheela Foam Ltd is trading very close to its 52 Week Low
MF shareholding in Sheela Foam Ltd has decreased by -17% since past 1 Year
Sheela Foam Ltd is trading very close to its 52 Week Low
FII shareholding in Sheela Foam Ltd has decreased by -4.94% since past 3 Months
MF shareholding in Sheela Foam Ltd has decreased by -17% since past 1 Year
Sheela Foam Ltd is trading very close to its 52 Week Low
MF shareholding in Sheela Foam Ltd has decreased by -17% since past 1 Year
