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    SINGER

    SINGER
    Consumer Durables·13 Feb 2026
    Management Summary

    Singer India Limited reported a strong Q3 FY26, driven by robust growth in its sewing machines segment, with revenue up 53% and adjusted PBT up 310%. The appliances segment, however, faced headwinds, experiencing a 7% revenue decline and margin contraction. The company maintains a healthy cash balance and is focused on strategic initiatives, including completing a significant government order and exploring greenfield manufacturing, while navigating competitive pressures in appliances.

    Highlights

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    • Revenue grew by 53% to ₹161 crores in Q3 FY26, and YTD revenue reached ₹391 crores, up 26% YoY.

    • Adjusted EBITDA increased by 269% to ₹9.6 crores in Q3, with YTD adjusted EBITDA growing 105% to ₹13.1 crores.

    • Adjusted PBT grew by 310% to ₹8.2 crores in Q3, and YTD adjusted PBT increased 132% to ₹10.2 crores.

    • Sewing machines segment recorded robust growth of 75% in Q3, with the trade channel growing 34% and Zigzag machines showing 30% YTD growth.

    • Industrial sewing machines grew over 65% in Q3 and 24% YTD, indicating market share gains despite muted industry growth.

    • The company generated ₹13 crores in net operating cash flow during Q3 and holds ₹96.13 crores in cash and bank balances as of December 31, 2025.

    • Fans category achieved 38% growth in Q3, with positive initial traction and strong distributor partnerships.

    Concerns

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    • Appliances segment revenue declined by 7% in Q3 due to unfavorable weather conditions, blocked inventory, and muted demand.

    • Gross margins in the appliances segment contracted by 120 basis points due to an unfavorable product mix with lower sales of high-margin products.

    • A one-time exceptional cost of ₹91 lakhs was incurred in Q3 due to a change in labor code.

    • Raw material cost inflation and competitive pricing pressure are impacting the consumer durables/appliances segment, making break-even challenging in the near term.

    Key financials

    Metrics

    10

    Periods

    2

    Headline

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    • Revenue
      ₹161 Cr
      YoY+53%
    • EBITDA (Reported)
      ₹8.7 Cr
      YoY+2.3%
    • EBITDA (Adjusted)
      ₹9.6 Cr
      YoY+2.7%
    • PBT (Reported)
      ₹7.3 Cr
      YoY+2.6%
    • PBT (Adjusted)
      ₹8.2 Cr
      YoY+3.1%

    Q3

    1
    • Net Operating Cash Flow
      ₹13 Cr

    Segment breakdown

    Sewing Machines
    75% Revenue Growth (Q3)34% Trade Channel Growth (Q3)30% Zigzag Machines Growth (YTD)65% Industrial Sewing Machines Growth (Q3)24% Industrial Sewing Machines Growth (YTD)33% Cast Iron Machines Growth (Q3)24% E-commerce Growth (YTD)16% ZigZag Contribution (Q3)30% Straight Stitch Contribution (Q3)24% Artisan Contribution (Q3)13% Industrial Contribution (Q3)17% Other Attachments & Accessories Contribution (Q3)
    Appliances
    -7.0% Revenue Decline (Q3)-120 bps Gross Margin Contraction (Q3)38% Fans Category Growth (Q3)
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    Order Book

    high confidence

    Total Value

    ₹ 200 crores

    as of 2025-12-31

    quantified

    Execution

    Expected to complete by June 2026

    Composition

    Government (PMY)(client type)
    ₹ 200 crores100.0%

    "The company is executing a ₹200 crore government order for sewing machines under the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Rozgar Yojana (PMY), with 50% of the total order already allotted and the balance pending. The company secured 70% of the awarded portion and expects to complete the entire order by June 2026."

    Source:
    Q&A

    Capital allocation

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    high confidence
    CategoryHeadline
    Liquidity

    Cash ₹96.13 crores

    The company has ₹96.13 crores in cash and bank balances as of December 31, 2025, and generated ₹13 crores in net operating cash flow this quarter.

    Guidance & targets

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    CategoryTargetPriority
    Profitability
    Appliances Segment Break-even
    achieve break-even
    High
    Manufacturing
    Greenfield Plant Proposal Finalization
    finalize plans
    Medium
    Order Execution
    PMY Order Completion
    complete order
    High
    International Expansion
    Export Competitiveness
    achieve cost parity for exports
    Low

    PMY Government Order Completion

    by June
    CurrentOngoing, 50% allotted
    TargetCompleted

    Why it matters

    Completion of the ₹200 crore order will provide a significant revenue boost and demonstrate execution capability.

    Rakesh Khanna - So, technically, we will still have another six months after March; however, we fully intend to close it well before that. We expect to complete it by June.

    How to verify

    order_book.execution.timeline_description

    Risks & concerns

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    RiskSeverity

    Appliances Segment Underperformance

    Appliances revenue declined by 7% and gross margins contracted by 120 bps due to unfavorable weather, blocked inventory, muted demand, and unfavorable product mix.Management acknowledged

    high

    Raw Material Cost Inflation and Pricing Pressure

    Raw material prices have moved up, leading to margin pressure, especially in appliances, as larger players hold prices.Management acknowledged

    medium

    Export Competitiveness

    Achieving cost parity to compete with global suppliers for exports will take 2-3 years, limiting immediate international expansion.Management acknowledged

    medium

    Q&A highlights

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    “Although there are no, clear, documented numbers summarized anywhere, my assessment and putting together the numbers in the area where we are present which is the household sewing machines, and the single needle high-speed machine. The total quantity is approximately 41 lakh per year and broadly, these numbers are Rs 31 lakh includes the household and the artisan machines. And around Rs. 10 lakh is the Industrial Sewing Machines.”

    Analyst inquired about the overall market size given high import figures; management provided a breakdown of their addressable market segments.

    asked by Laksh

    2 min read6 chapters

    Detailed Narrative

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    Q3 FY26 Financial Performance Overview

    Singer India reported a strong Q3 FY26, with revenue growing by 53% to ₹161 crores. Adjusted EBITDA saw a significant increase of 269% to ₹9.6 crores, while adjusted PBT surged by 310% to ₹8.2 crores. For the year-to-date period, revenue stands at ₹391 crores, a 26% increase over the previous year, and adjusted YTD PBT reached ₹10.2 crores, marking a 132% growth. The company also generated ₹13 crores in net operating cash flow during the quarter, maintaining a healthy cash balance of ₹96.13 crores as of December 31, 2025.

    02

    Robust Growth in Sewing Machines Segment

    The sewing machines segment was a key growth driver, recording a robust 75% growth in Q3. The trade channel for sewing machines grew by 34%, and Zigzag machines, identified as the future of household sewing, continued their strong performance with 30% YTD growth. Industrial sewing machines also saw significant growth, increasing over 65% in Q3 and 24% YTD, indicating clear market share gains. The e-commerce business for sewing machines also performed strongly, delivering over 24% YTD growth.

    03

    Challenges and Strategy in Appliances Segment

    The appliances segment faced considerable pressure, with revenue declining by 7% in Q3 and gross margins contracting by 120 basis points. This was attributed to unfavorable weather conditions, blocked inventory, muted demand, and an unfavorable product mix. Despite these headwinds, the newly introduced 'steaminator' and exhaust fans have gained good acceptance, and the fans category achieved 38% growth in Q3. The company is strengthening its presence in e-commerce and expects to recover and achieve break-even in appliances next year.

    04

    Update on Government (PMY) Order

    Singer India is actively executing a ₹200 crore government order under the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Rozgar Yojana (PMY) for sewing machines. Of the total order, 50% has been allotted, and the company secured 70% of this awarded portion. Management expects to complete the entire order by June 2026, well before the technical deadline of six months after March. The balance 50% of the tender is still pending, and the company awaits further government announcements regarding its allocation.

    05

    Manufacturing and Expansion Plans

    The company is exploring plans for a new greenfield manufacturing plant, with assembly already initiated at its Jammu facility. A complete proposal for the new setup is expected to be finalized earlier than the end of the current calendar year. This initiative aims to strengthen organizational capabilities, promote a growth mindset, and attract talent. The company remains committed to 'Make in India' and is actively working towards manufacturing critical and high-value components locally.

    06

    Market Outlook and Future Growth Drivers

    Management expressed confidence in achieving double-digit sales growth for the next year, driven by sustained momentum in sewing machines and anticipated recovery in appliances. They highlighted the success of new product launches designed with an e-commerce-first approach. While the Indian market remains the primary focus due to its large opportunity, the company aims to develop export capabilities to compete globally within 2-3 years, once sufficient scale and cost competitiveness are achieved.

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