Sheela Foam (SFL) Q4 21/22 earnings summary
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Q4 21/22 earnings summary
14 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY22 consolidated revenue rose 23% to ₹2,982 crore; PAT declined to ₹219 crore from ₹240 crore as global raw-material costs increased.
Standalone revenue increased 26% to ₹2,124 crore and PAT rose 9% to ₹197 crore; mattress market share and e-commerce sales advanced.
Growth plans centre on new capacity in India, Australia and Spain, exports, core brands and deeper digital and retail reach.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue from operations was ₹2,981.81 crore versus ₹2,437 crore in FY21; profit after tax was ₹218.72 crore versus ₹240.15 crore.
Standalone revenue from operations reached ₹2,124.44 crore versus ₹1,693.86 crore; PAT was ₹197.32 crore versus ₹181.15 crore.
Consolidated EBITDA was ₹314.9 crore, with a 10.6% margin, versus ₹362.3 crore and 14.9% in FY21.
Consolidated basic and diluted EPS was ₹44.84 versus ₹49.23; standalone EPS was ₹40.45 versus ₹37.13.
Outlook and guidance
Jabalpur mattress-and-pillow plant was expected to start production by end-2022; Adelaide foaming unit was targeted for October 2022 and Spain capacity expansion for January 2023.
Outlook remained positive, supported by favourable demographics, rising affluence, low per-capita foam consumption and demand from housing, automotive, hospitality and healthcare.
Priorities include brand differentiation, segmented and regional marketing, digitisation, improved in-store service, broader product solutions and overseas capacity expansion.
E-commerce revenue reached ₹85 crore, up 55% YoY; SleepX, Personal Protector and regionalised communications were identified as growth levers.
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