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SINGER India Ltd has announced the listing of its equity shares on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), adding to its existing presence on the BSE. The move is aimed at strengthening investor access and reinforcing the company’s focus on governance, transparency and long-term value creation.
The listing comes amid a period of strong financial performance. In the first nine months of FY2025-26, the company reported revenue of INR 391 crore, marking a year-on-year growth of 26.1%. Profit before tax (excluding exceptional items) rose to INR 10.2 crore from INR 4.4 crore in the same period last year, reflecting an increase of over 130%. The growth has been attributed to an improved product mix, premiumisation and operational efficiencies.
According to the company, demand has been driven by evolving consumer preferences in the household sewing machine segment. Buyers are increasingly shifting towards modern, motorised and lightweight Zig-Zag machines. At the same time, the company has recorded growth in high-speed industrial sewing machines, while maintaining steady performance in conventional categories. Margins have also improved as a result of a stronger focus on premium offerings and enhanced product quality.
A key development in its strategy is the localisation of Zig-Zag sewing machine manufacturing in India. These machines have historically been imported across brands, but the company has now secured the required license to manufacture them domestically. Assembly operations have already begun at its Jammu facility with plans underway for a greenfield manufacturing project to support both Zig-Zag and industrial machines.
The company said the initiative aligns with the government’s “Make in India” push and has been supported by regulatory bodies such as the Bureau of Indian Standards and the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade.
Alongside sewing machines, the company is expanding its footprint in the consumer appliances segment, particularly in fans. It plans to introduce a wide range of products across ceiling, exhaust, pedestal and other categories, including both induction and BLDC technologies. The company expects this segment to become a significant contributor to revenue in the coming years.
Rakesh Khanna, Vice Chairman and Managing Director, said, “Our additional listing on the National Stock Exchange marks an important milestone in SINGER India’s journey and further strengthens our engagement with the capital markets.”
He added, “We are entering the next phase of growth driven by our ‘Make in India’ manufacturing initiatives, expansion into consumer appliances and a strong digital and e-commerce presence.”
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