Singer India reports strong Q1 performance with revenue up 57% YoY to INR 144.55 Cr. EBITDA and PAT show significant growth, up 330% and 227% respectively. The company highlights growth in sewing machines and appliance segments, driven by e-commerce and expanded product lines.
Singer India reports no deviation in preferential issue funds utilization for its manufacturing facility expansion and issue expenses. Funds raised: Rs 4.49 Cr.
Singer India's board will meet on June 25, 2026. They have noted the final dividend of Rs. 0.40 per share and approved remuneration for Rakesh Khanna.
Singer India disclosed related party transactions totaling ₹4.28 Cr for the half-year. These involve remuneration and employee share-based payments to key management and directors.
Singer India reports strong revenue growth of 36.7% YoY for Q4 and 29.1% for FY26, driven by sewing machines. New product launches and channel expansion are key initiatives.
