Sheela Foam Limited has informed the Exchange about Investor Presentation
To
15th August, 2023
The BSE Limited The National Stock Exchange India Limited Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers Exchange Plaza, Bandra Kurla Complex Dalal Street, Mumbai-400001 Bandra(E), Mumbai-400051 Scrip Code: 540203 NSE Symbol: SFL
Dear Sir/Madam,
Sub: Investors Presentation update under regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015
In terms of Regulation 30 of SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, we wish to inform you that the management of Sheela Foam Limited (the “Company”) will be participating in a physical meeting from 16th August 2023 with a group of potential investors, hosted by Citigroup Global Markets India Private Limited ("Meeting”).
This is to further inform you that the copy of the investor presentation has been uploaded on the stock exchange and on the website of the Company on 11 August 2023. However, due to an exigency on the part of the Company or the potential investors, we would like to inform that the Company will be replacing investor presentation uploaded on 11 August 2023 with minor modifications and without any material or substantial changes.
We hereby attach a copy of the fresh investor presentation proposed to be made in the Meeting.
The above disclosure is also being uploaded on the website of the Company at https://www.sheelafoam.com .
Thanking you,
Yours truly, For Sheela Foam Limited
Company Secretary & Compliance Officer
SHEELA FOAM LTD.
#14, Sleepwell Tower , Sector 135, Noida- 201301 Ph: Int-91(0)-120-4162200 • Fax: Int-91-(0)-120-4162282, 4162283 • Email: contactus@sheelafoam.com
Regd. Office: 604 Ashadeep, 9 Hailey Road, New Delhi-110001, India • Ph: Int-91(0)-11-22026875-76 Toll Free: 1800 103 6664 • www.sleepwellproducts.com • www.sheelafoam.com CIN-L74899DL1971PLC005679
Corporate Presentation August 2023
Strictly Private and Confidential
Table of Contents
1. Overview of Potential Targets
2. Acquisition Considerations
3. Key Competitive Strengths
4. SFL - Financial Summary
5. Future Growth Strategy
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Largest Manufacturer of Polyurethane (“PU”) Foam in India
“Sleepwell” is the leading mattress brand in India
Presence in both B2B and B2C segments
Integrated platform with a wide product basket
Experienced management
19% market share in Indian organized modern mattress industry1
~40% market share in Australia
Presence across multiple geographies
High profile enterprise clientele
Strategic focus on high margin products
Consistent positive cash flow generation
Low Gearing Ratio2 - Standalone: 0.41% Consolidated: 21%
Proven track record in acquisitions and integration
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L A N O T A R E P O
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Note: (1) In terms of revenue FY2023 (2) Ratio for FY2023.
Sheela Foam’s (“SFL” or the “Company”) Evolution Driven by Strong Organic Growth, Coupled with Overseas Acquisitions
Major acquisition to expand operations globally, the Company acquired the polyurethane and polystyrene business of Joyce, Australia.
2005
The Company introduced rubberized coir products under the brand name Starlite and successfully tied-ups with Serta, USA, and Dunlopillo, UK, to manufacture mattresses.
Flagship brand named `Sleepwell' launched. Over time, it turned out to be one of the most preferred choices of urban India households
1994
Sheela Foam's journey begins from Sahibabad, Uttar Pradesh, founded by the Chairperson Emeritus Mrs. Sheela Gautam
1971
1998- 99
2001- 03
2008- 10
India's largest PU (polyurethane) foam producing plant commenced operations in Greater Noida.
Expanded operations in Rajpura, Punjab and Sikkim in order to be close to their target markets
Awarded the Nasscom CNBCTV18 IT user award, Silver Edge’ Award; CIO Green Edge Special Award; CIO Asia Award; and the CIO 100 Award for the 2nd time. The Company also launched revolutionary technologies with products such as Impressions, Latex Plus, Resitec Air, Duet Luxury, Durafirm, Serenity and Amity.
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Received the Computer World Premier Award. Company; got listed on NSE and BSE
2016
Many awards won including the Star SME of the Year by Business Standard; Silver medal in the India Green Manufacturing Challenge 2017, by International Research Institute for Manufacturing, India; 5 Awards for Excellence in IT.
2018
Set up a new subsidiary called as International Comfort Technologies to focus on key growing businesses such as Exports, E-commerce and Low value Economy mattresses to cater to 65% of the rural population.
2021
Issued bonus shares in a ratio of 1:1
Received In Principle approval for ESOP by the Stock Exchanges
2022
Awarded by PU Tech for Innovative Technology for Vertical Variable Pressure Foaming.
2017
Footprint in Europe, the Company acquired Interplasp S.L. in Spain
2019
1. Overview of Potential Targets
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Kurl-on: Third Largest Organized Player in the Modern Mattress Segment
Kurl-on, one of the oldest and most trusted mattress brands in India, has a notable reputation in the manufacture and innovation of rubberized coir mattresses
Company Overview
Distribution Network (As on FY2023)
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Founded in 1962, Kurl-on is part of the renowned Pai family business group based in South India
• Market leadership in Rubberized Coir Mattress
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Third largest mattress player with ~11% market share in Indian organized modern mattress market
10 manufacturing plants strategically located across 6 states across India
• Operates through an unparalleled distribution and logistics network, coupled with one of the largest direct dealership
networks in the sector
4,500+ Multi Brand Outlets
500+ Exclusive Brand Outlets
4 Centralized Hubs
550+ Shop-in-Shop model outlets
10,000+ Dealer Touchpoints
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Source: Company Filings.
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Furlenco: Frontrunner in the Indian Furniture and Home Lifestyle Space
Facilitates products and services for efficient ‘rent, subscribe, buy and sell back’ of furniture under one roof
Company Overview
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Incorporated in 2012, House of Kieraya (“Furlenco”) is a furniture rental company offering wide range of furniture products and services, such as cleaning, repairing, etc
• Offers entire home solutions (Furniture and appliances) for living rooms, bedrooms, and dining rooms, along with a host of
value-add services including free relocation, free swap, free deep-cleaning and damage waivers
• Unique tech-driven business model with end-to-end implementation of digital capabilities
• Serves customers through warehouse cum refurbishment facilities across tier 1 and tier 2 cities and has a network of
multiple vendors who contract manufacture furniture
• Presence across major cities in India including Mumbai, Pune, Gurugram, Bengaluru, Noida, Hyderabad, Chennai, Delhi,
Ghaziabad, Faridabad
Revenue (INR mn) and Customer Acquisitions
32.5k
67.2k
1,292
843
36.8k
1,547
FY21
FY22
FY23
Revenue
Customer Acquisitions
Source: Company Filings.
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Furlenco: Rental + Sale Business Model
Continuum of product and service offerings for all furniture and lifestyle needs
Rent
Subscribe
Buy Brand New
Buy Remanufactured
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Assured Buyback
Value Added Services
Loyalty & Rewards
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Furlenco: Key Metrics
Furlenco has robust performance metrics
High LTV to CAC Ratio
• LTV to CAC Ratio of 9x (only 1 rupee spent on marketing for every 9 rupees earned)
Large Order Sizes
• Upfront collection of ~7.5x monthly revenues resulting in front loaded cash flows (INR 16k per order / ARPU of INR 2k per
month)
Utilization
• Utilization has always been at peak levels and touched a high of 92.4%
High Yielding Assets
• Currently managing an AUM of INR 300cr and ability to manage an AUM of INR 450cr • Assets are high yielding in nature, providing an average of ~7% monthly yield
Huge Subscriber Base
• ~350k homes furnished since existence, peak homes addition of ~8k per month • Current tech stack and refurbishing capacity has potential to serve an active subscriber base of 100k+ households
Note: CAC – Customer acquisition cost, LTV – Lifetime Value.
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2. Acquisition Considerations
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Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (1/6)
• Post acquisitions, SFL would strengthen its competitiveness in mattress market as well as enter the furniture market • The gap with the next competitor would further widen post acquisitions and would take a lot of time and resources for the peers
to match the combined companies in terms of:
Leading market share in Indian modern mattress market supplemented by furniture capabilities
High growth potential of the combined business
Wider distribution network – number of EBOs and MBOs
Cross-selling opportunities given large use case for foam is furniture
Established brands / products across the value chain
Ability to invest more in targeted brands thereby creating further market visibility
Pan India network of production facilities and supply chain
Access to latest technology such as Vertical Variable Pressure Foaming (“VPF”) that reduces cost
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Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (2/6)
Strong Strategic Rationale for a Combination with Kurl-on
Opportunity for capacity optimization
Consolidation of Fragmented Market
• Strong pan-India brand positioning
• Sleepwell dominates in North and West; whereas Kurl-on in South
and East
Strengthened Product Offering
• Diverse product offerings ensuring no cannibalization
• Customers can choose between PU foam (Sleepwell) and
rubberized coir (Kurl-on) mattress
Improvement in Kurl-on’s Operational Efficiencies
• Potential to reverse decline in margins during last few years
• Significant scope of improvement in Kurl-on’s plant efficiencies,
RM landed costs and operational spends
Opportunity for white space realization
Manufacturing Facilities
Economies of Scale
• Complementarity across geographies, channels, price points and
products may result in incremental market share
• Better negotiating power with dealers, vendors and banks with
room to improve net margins over next 2-3 years
SFL
Kurl-on
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Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (3/6)
Organized Mattress Market shares by Region
62%
7% 31%
North
68%
17% 14%
South
71%
14% 15%
East
82%
5% 13%
West
Others
Kurlon
SFL
Business split by MBO / EBO
20%
80%
Industry
80%
20%
SFL
25%
75%
Kurl-on
EBO
MBO
Mattress Business Landscape (INR bn)
50 – 60
4.0 - 4.5
0.7 – 0.8
Industry Mattress MBO
Kurl-on Mattress MBO
SFL Mattress MBO (excl EBO)
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Note: Metrics In terms of FY2023 revenue.
Strong Strategic Rationale for a Combination with Kurl-on
Diversification of Customer Base
• Premium brand (SFL) + Mass brand (Kurl-on)
• Migration from unorganized to organized market
Leveraging Distribution Channels
• EBO channel (SFL) + MBO channel (Kurl-on) resulting in
estimated incremental reach
• Better penetration into newer markets like semi-urban and rural
COGS and Network Optimization
• Potential opportunities to reduce raw material spend for the
combined entity
• Optimized manufacturing footprint will potentially lead to improvement
in capacity utilization and reduction in logistics costs
Cultural Fit
SFL
• Kurl-on being a family run business, will be a good cultural fit for
• People management / retention and integration will be much easier
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Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (4/6)
Kurl-on’s Brand Portfolio
Brands
Brief
Top selling Brands
Positioning
• Rubberised Coir Mattress • Foam Mattress • Spring Mattress
• Inspire • KurloBond • Desire • KurloCoir • Spine Therapy
• Mass and Mass Premium
• Collection of top international and
premium brands
• Spring Air, Englander, Chattam &
Wells
• Four Seasons
• Premium to Luxury
• Wholly owned subsidiary of KEL with
core focus on PU foam
• Goldline Plus • Heera • SilverLine
• B2B
• Range of modular furniture, home furnishings, home accessories
• Lounger sets • 3 Seater sets • Cots, Shoe Racks
• Mass Premium
Mattress
Mattress
Foam and Other Products
Furniture
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Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (5/6)
International Brands Intoduced by Kurl-on Offer More ‘Choices’ to Customers
Brand
Features
➢ Kurl-on is already positioned with wide portfolio of brands to cater Indian consumers’ taste shifts towards
aspirational and premium products
➢ In FY20, Kurl-on acquired SpringAir Bedding – a franchise offering portfolio of luxury international brands
through licensing
➢ Further Kurl-on has formed a new entity - Belvedore International to increase focus on international brands
/ premium products
Affordable Luxury
Premium Luxury
• Offers pure PU Foam as well as spring
mattresses
• Micro coils, copper memory foam, latex and
fabric wrapped springs
• Pocketed spring support blended with
memory foam, natural latex
• Organic mattresses – 5 layered – memory foam, latex, double insulation cotton layer, pocket springs for support
• Natural latex supported with heavy duty base
foam
Brand partnerships across the spectrum of furniture, furnishings and accessories to upsell the other product categories
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1
Proposed Acquisitions to Propel Augmentation of Addressable Market and Integration Across Value Chain (6/6)
Furlenco Offers Complementary Product Play
Increase in TAM – Entry into Fast Growing Market
• Entry into renting and selling branded furniture (a larger segment)
• Overall furniture market is ~$19bn; of which rental market is $3bn
(expected CAGR of 26 - 28% in next 5 years)
• 25% of overall market is organized
Faster Diversification
• Established Furlenco brand will save time to market and cost
• Strong design capabilities and digital play with limited players in
market, positions Furlenco well to reach the next level
Stronger Collaboration on R&D Efforts
• Specialized sleep solutions and design capabilities to align with
Furlenco’s focus on providing comfort and convenience
• Initiatives to create innovative products that blend foam technology
with furniture design
Leverage Furlenco’s platform to cross sell SFL’s products
• Large use case for foam is furniture
• SFL can cross sell mattresses and bedding products on Furlenco’s
platform - leading to increased sales
• Furlenco can offer Refurbishment-as-a-Service for SFL’s furniture
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Powerhouse of Brands in the Furnishing Market in India
Brands enjoying leadership positions in respective foam based and rubberized coir based mattresses will be brought under one umbrella – SFL – further strengthening market leadership position
SFL
Kurl-on
Furlenco
Mattress
Furniture
Comfort / Technical / Furniture Foam
SFL is expecting to retain the brands of Kurl-on and Furlenco as is; Based on the market feedback in near future, positioning of the different brands on a Company level shall be decided upon
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Revised Group Structure
SFL
93.66%
Interplasp (Spain)
100%
Joyce Foam (Australia)
100%
Staqo
94.66%
Kurl-on
35%
Furlenco
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3. Key Competitive Strengths
Key Competitive Strengths
Growing Industry with Favorable Levers in Place
Impeccable Track Record with Consistent Focus on Breakthrough Innovation
Vertically Integrated Manufacturing Facilities across Globe
Wide Product Basket catering to Clients across Industries
Extensive Distribution Network
Best-in-class Management Team Backed by Diversified Board
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Large Addressable Market with Increasing Demand for PU Foams
India flexible PU foam market has reached ~INR 110bn by the fiscal year 2023
India Flexible PU Foam Market (INR bn)
India Flexible PU Foam Market (FY23)
35-45 10-15 25-30
FY12
85-95
33-38
53-58
FY21
Moulded
CAGR
50-60
17-22
32-37
FY16 Slabstock
105-112
36-40
69-72
FY23
Slabstock 65%
Moulded 35%
10%
12%
13%
15%
50%
4% 5%
5% 6%
80%
Mattress
Furniture
Automotive
Footwear
Refrigeration
Industrial Insulation
Others
Types of Polyurethane Foam
Key Applications
Polyurethane foam
Flexible PU foam
Rigid PU foam
Slabstock
• Mattress • Furniture • Bedding
• Carpet
underlay • Garments
• Footwear • Acoustic insulation
Moulded
• Automotive seating
• Refrigeration • Thermo-ware
• Industrial insulation • Furniture
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Indian Players Well-positioned to Capture Growth in Mattress Segment given their Deep Distribution Capabilities
Indian mattress market expected to demonstrate strong growth owing to consumer driven factors such as increasing population, rising urbanization and increase in disposable income
Indian Modern Mattress Market (INR bn)
Indian Modern Mattress Market Breakup
Growth Drivers:
80
123
FY18
FY23
CAGR
Mattress Market by Price Point (Mar’23)
Modern Mattress Market by Type (Mar’23)
65%
35%
FY18
60%
40%
FY23
Organized
Unorganized
Channel Contribution (Mar’23)
Modern Trade 8%
E-commerce 1%
• Growing consumption in India driven by new (~7mn) and replacement (~12mn) mattresses, totaling ~19mn units per year
• Clear transition from unorganized to organized sector – with the growth of branded / MNC players
• Hybrid formats of work-from-home culture continuing well beyond Covid is a huge opportunity
• Government initiatives such as smart city, Housing for All that favor the real estate sector fuel further demand
Above 50k 3%
20k-50k 18%
Below 8k 25%
8k-20k 54%
Spring 28%
Coir 22%
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Foam 50%
Institutional 20%
General Trade 71%
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Strong Macro Tailwinds Accelerating Market Shifts
Market growth fueled by rising disposable incomes, rapid shift to the organized sector and changing preferences towards greater variety of products
Rising Incomes with Middle-class Expansion
~3x More Spend on Living with Higher Income
Increased Share of Branded Products
High (1%)
Upper Mid (6%)
Increase in household spend on living (by Income Group) steps up ~3x while moving from one group to the next
•
Shift in consumer spend from asset creation to in- period consumption
High (1%)
High (3%)
Lower Mid (18%)
Low (76%)
Upper Mid (31%)
Lower Mid (43%)
Low (26%)
Upper Mid (42%)
Lower Mid (37%)
Low (18%)
– Diverging preferences of customers drive greater
variety, more SKUs and price points
– Value consciousness among customers aiding
growth of value-for-money brands
• Consumers are more digitally active and
brand aware
– Millennials and Gen-Z expected to be 75%+ of
population by 2030; will drive digital consumption
– E-commerce is unlocking access even in low
consumption density areas – more Indians will leapfrog from traditional retail to e-commerce
Low
Lower Mid Upper Mid
High
2010
2020
2030E
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Sleepwell is Market Leader, Followed by Kurl-on
Sleepwell leads the market in both volume and value terms; market share majorly contributed from North and West India presence
% Value Market Share (Branded Modern Mattress Market)1
19%
Sleepwell
11%
Kurlon
12-14%
9-11%
5-7%
Competitor 1
Competitor 2
Competitor 3
Other Competitors
38-44%
Leading position in highly competitive market
Sleepwell leader in foam mattresses, whereas Kurl-on leads in rubberized coir mattresses
Sleepwell increased market presence with increase in % share in outlets
Sleepwell’s market share increased across all sizes (king, queen, single)
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Note: (1) As on FY2023.
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Sleepwell - Impeccable Track Record of Quality and Consistent Innovation Backed by Technology
Established brand presence helped Sleepwell maintain market share of ~19% in the Indian modern mattress market
Track record of innovative manufacturing backed by technology
Diversified product offerings…
Radio frequency identification (“RFID”) chips in mattresses helps check counterfeits
“Zero Turn” technology ensures mattresses don’t require periodic turning to avoid sagging
“Breathable visco-elastic” or “Memory foam” reduces stress and ensures correct sleep posture – SFL is the only manufacturer
“Neem fresche” technology in Sleepwell products for protection from various allergies
“SANtech” technology maintains improved air-flow, thereby enhancing firmness and durability of the material
“Comfort Cell” technology in the mattress to raise the comfort quotient to the consumer
Initiative to suggest customized mattresses that are best suited to the customer’s body structure, weight and certain diagnostic measurements
Available in multiple formats
Supportec
Firmtec
Softec
… supported by strategic investments in brand building (INR mn)
694
3.2%
FY20
522
2.1%
FY21
Ad Exp (INR mn)1 Ad Exp/ Revenue (%)1
704
2.5%
FY22
745
2.6%
FY23
20
Note: (1) Figures for the Consolidated entity (SFL).
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SFL’s Strong Business Performance Backed by Balance Sheet
Long Term Rating Short Term Rating (CRISIL / ICRA)
AA- / -- A1+ / --
-- / A -- / A2
Competitor 1
BB+ / A A4+ / A1
FY22 Revenue (INR mn) FY21 Revenue (INR mn)
FY20-22
Revenue CAGR (%)
FY22 EBITDA Margin (%) FY21 EBITDA Margin (%)
FY22 PAT Margin (%) FY21 PAT Margin (%)
FY22 ROE1 (%) FY22 ROCE2 (%)
FY22 Net Debt / EBITDA FY22 Net Debt / Equity
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3
3
3
Source: Company Filings. Note: (1) ROE = PAT / Net worth (2) ROCE = EBIT / (Total Assets – Current Liabilities), (3) NM stands for Not Meaningful (multiples are negative).
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7,952 7,588 NMNM8,934 5,666 45.3% (1.0%)7.4% (3.6%)3.6% (8.9%)(19.1%)NMNM9.7% 11.0% 14.9% 7.6% 9.9% 15.6% 17.3% 1.4x 0.3x 28,656 24,372 (7.0%)2.4% 14.2% (0.7%)4.4% (1.2%)(0.6%)3
Integrated Manufacturing Facilities in India, Coupled with Global Manufacturing Prowess (1/2)
Extensive global presence and export relations with 25 nations
Inhouse manufacturing of raw materials and vertical integration
Reverse logistics benefits – same infrastructure for supply of raw materials to mfg. facilities and onward supply of finished products to distributors
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India
Rajpura (Punjab)
Surajpur (UP)
Kala Amb (HP)
Sahibabad (UP)
Greater Noida (UP)
Jalpaiguri (WB)
Jabalpur (upcoming Mfg. plant)
Silvassa (D&N Haveli)
Nandigram Talwada (Gujarat)
Erode (Tamil Nadu)
Hyderabad (Telangana)
PU Foam manufacturing and processing PU Foam processing
Spain
Yecla
Australia
Perth
Adelaide
Sydney Canberra
Melbourne
Auckland
New Zealand
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Integrated Manufacturing Facilities in India, Coupled with Global Manufacturing Prowess (2/2)
Company benefits from synergized business operations through manufacturing of home comfort products as well as raw materials
11 Manufacturing Units in India1 • Pioneers in VPF – World’s most environmentally responsible foam manufacturing. Equipped with state of the art
HENNECKE Foaming machines
• Largest integrated manufacturer of PU foam and mattresses • 129,000 MTPA
Spain Unit
• Caters to 1% of Europe’s market • ‘Bed in a Box’ concept opens opportunities to target US markets • 16,000 MTPA
5 Manufacturing Units in Australia
• Sustainable stable business • 40% market share in Australia • 10,000 MTPA in Australia
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Note: (1) Excluding Jabalpur plant.
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‘A Mattress for Every Indian’ is the Motto behind the Newly Envisaged Plant in Jabalpur
SFL is setting up an integrated manufacturing plant at Jabalpur to cater the traditional market (currently forming 64% of the total Indian mattress market size)
• Targeting cotton / EPE foam mattress users (traditional market)
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64% Indians sleep on cotton mattresses, durees, chattais, etc.
Objective
• Increasing penetration by shifting from traditional to modern market
• 3-fold mattress which can also be used as sofa-cum-bed
• Durability and affordability for rural / semi urban markets
Technology
• Key benefits of VPF technology
– Highest quality level and environmentally friendly – Enhanced properties with 10-15% lower cost – Reduced waste and improved worker safety –
Increased production capacity
• Manufacturing plant at Jabalpur - centrally located and well connected to the entire country
Plant Details
• Plant spread across ~28.95 acres of land
• Capex of INR 1.04bn
• Plant yet to be commissioned
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Jabalpur (upcoming manufacturing plant)
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Wide Portfolio Offering Technologically Advanced Products
Innovation and adoption of contemporary manufacturing technologies enables production of personalised and niche home comfort products
41%
Mattresses Segmentation
My Mattress, Spring range, Technology range, Custom Cell range, Back Support range, Flexi PUF range, Showroom range, Economy range, SleepX Online brand, Luxury range, Revital and GenX range, Spring range, Durafirm range, Omni and Basic range
Product Portfolio
26%
Technical Foam
Automotive Foams, Reticulated Foams, Ultra-Violet Stable Foams, Silentech Foams
Sound Absorption foam
Automotive foam
Reticulated foam
Silentech foam
UV stablefoam
21%
Comfort Foam and Home Care Products
Foam Sheets, Foam Blocks, Comfort range accessories, Foam Cores, Furniture Cushions, Pillows, Bedsheets, Comforters/Blankets, Mattress Protectors, Sofa-cum-Beds
12%
Furniture Foam
Sleepwell Resitec, Sleepwell Cool Gel, Primo, Pro sofa
Note: Revenue mix for FY23.
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Well Recognised and Established Brands
Company has proven track record of nurturing winning brands that reflects comfort and luxury enhancing the lifestyle of modern households
Indian Brands
Flagship brand for mattresses and comfort accessories
Pure PU foam
E-commerce brand for mattress
Superior quality polyester foam for lamination
Mattress brand
Spanish subsidiary
Australian subsidiary
International Subsidiaries
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Extensive Distribution Network in India; Global Sales Expansion Opportunity into Europe/ North America using Spain Facility
Strategically located distribution network of exclusive distributors, retail dealers and multi-brand outlets backed by digital technology enable SFL to efficiently offer its products worldwide
Long term association with distributors
Strategic proximity
IT-enabled distribution network
Active engagement
Long term relationship of 20+ years
Distributors are in strategic proximity – helps minimize product damage
Digitization to reduce turnaround time and quicken strategic decisions
150+ sales personnel actively engage with key distributors
Exclusive Sleepwell Outlets across 3 Formats
115+ Channel Partners
5,600+ Exclusive Brand Outlets
Sleepwell World Average size 1,000 Sq. Ft/ 427 Outlets
Sleepwell Galleries Average size 600 - 950 Sq. Ft/ 1,067 Outlets
Sleepwell Shoppes Average size 200 - 350 Sq. Ft/ 1,114 Outlets
➢ Global distribution: Technical foam grades are sold to finished products manufacturers in India, Middle East,
South Asia, Europe, Australia, USA, Brazil and Argentina
➢ Spain facility to cater to extensive sales opportunities in Europe and North America
➢ Dedicated sales team to handle business development and relationship management of the technical foam
manufacturing business
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Note: (1) As on 31st March, 2023.
7,500+ Multi Brand Outlets and Cushioning Partners
Ecommerce Channel / Penetration
➢ The Company has witnessed an increase in its online sales
in FY23, with 24% growth YoY
➢ Online sales contributes 8% of the total sales volume
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Best-in-class Management Team Backed by Diversified Board (1/2)
Versatile leadership and family-based management team with proven experience of successfully navigating SFL through domestic and international shocks
Key Management
Name
Biography
Name
Biography
Nilesh Mazumdar CEO - India
Joined the Company in Feb 2023
• • Previously served as CEO of Construction Chemical division at Pidilite for 14 years
Amit Gupta Group CFO
Joined the Company in May 2023
• • Previously served as Vice President (Strategy and M&A) at Samvardhana Motherson Group
Kevin Graham COO – Australia
• Associated with Joyce since 2011 • Previously held management roles with
international specialty retailer Toys ”R” Us
Md. Iquebal Ahmad Company Secretary and Compliance Officer
Joined the Company in Nov 2008
• • Associate member of the Institute of Company
Secretaries of India
Alejandro Palao Serrano CEO – Spain
• Associated with Interplasp since several years • Has held many roles and headed multiple
departments
Pertisth Mankotia Chief Information Officer
Joined the Company in Sep 1995
• • Heads the IT department since 2015 and has
20+ years of experience in the IT sector
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Best-in-class Management Team Backed by Diversified Board (2/2)
SFL is led by ever-guiding board consisting of experienced and formidable team with well defined strategic direction
Board of Directors
Name
Biography
Name
Biography
Name
Biography
Rahul Gautam Chairman and Managing Director
Namita Gautam Whole-time Director
Rakesh Chahar Whole-time Director
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Founder of the Company and MD since 1996 46+ years of experience in the home comfort products and PU foam industry
Associated since 1991 and whole-time director since 2003 Has headed the HR, Marketing and Projects departments
Associated since 1990 and director since 2003 31+ years of experience in selling and marketing bedding products and PU foam
Tushaar Gautam Whole-time Director
Anil Tandon Independent Director
Som Mittal Independent Director
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Associated since 2002 and director since 2007 20+ years of total experience in heading Production, Research and Development
Associated since 2016 Currently serves as MD of Tex Corporation
Associated since 2016 Has several years of experience in manufacturing and information technology sectors
Ravindra Dhariwal Independent Director
Lt Gen Vijay Ahluwalia Independent Director
Meena Jagtiani Independent Director
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Associated since 2016 Previously served as Group CEO of Bennett and Coleman
Associated since 2018 Previously served as a Judge of Armed Force Tribunal
30+ years of HR experience Previously held various roles in Aditya Birla Group, Daksh eServices and Korn/Ferry
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4. SFL - Financial Summary
SFL – Consolidated Financial Performance
Revenue (INR mn)
EBITDA (INR mn) and EBITDA Margin (%)
PAT (INR mn) and PAT Margin (%)
Networth (INR mn) and Net Debt / Equity Ratio
• Revenue mix % from overseas operations saw a huge increase in FY21 due to the addition of full-year Spain revenues
• Prices of key raw materials have been
volatile in recent past and are expected to be stable in near term
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9,264 11,932 14,002 16,087 0.27x 0.23x 0.30x 0.33x FY20FY21FY22FY231,943 2,402 2,187 2,031 8.9% 9.9% 7.6% 7.1% FY20FY21FY22FY233,004 3,642 3,149 2,973 13.8% 14.9% 11.0% 10.4% FY20FY21FY22FY2321,736 24,372 28,656 28,733 FY20FY21FY22FY23SFL – Consolidated Income Statement
Particulars (INR mn)
Operational Revenue
Cost of Materials consumed
Other Manufacturing Expenses
Employee costs
Other Expenses
EBITDA
Margin %
PAT
Margin %
FY21
24,372
13,888
496
2,317
4,029
3,642
14.9%
2,402
9.9%
FY22
28,656
18,770
623
2,555
3,559
3,149
11.0%
2,187
7.6%
FY23
28,733
17,868
677
2,792
4,423
2,973
10.4%
2,031
7.1%
Revenue By Geography (FY20)
Revenue By Geography (FY23)
5%
15%
14%
15%
81%
71%
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Prices of two main raw materials of PU have behaved differently during last 1 year
– Polyol prices were on a gradual decline
from INR 203/kg (Q3FY22) to INR 130/kg (Q4FY23); while TDI prices increased from INR 212/kg to INR 231/kg during the same period
EBITDA margin reduced from FY21 to FY22 primarily due to increase in RM costs
FY23 revenue was flat YoY due to softer demand in India on account of inflation and weaker demand in Spain
SFL - Consolidated Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
Particulars (INR mn)
Total Equity
Non-current Liabilities
Borrowings
Lease Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Borrowings
Lease Liabilities
Trade Payables
Non-current Assets
Current Assets
Inventories
Cash and Bank balances1
Trade Receivables
Particulars (INR Mn)
Cash flow from Operating activities
Cash flow from / (used in) Investing activities
Cash flow from / (used in) Financing activities
Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year
Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the year
s m e t I
t e e h S e c n a l a B
t c e l e S
l
w o F h s a C
FY21
11,932
1,326
1,086
730
201
3,301
12,380
3,153
581
3,022
FY21
2,539
(2,083)
(323)
133
441
574
FY22
14,002
2,282
1,056
1,096
231
2,854
15,768
3,145
411
2,694
FY22
1,971
(3,064)
927
(166)
574
408
FY23
16,087
2,838
875
1,838
160
2,594
12,775
3,313
425
2,820
FY23
2,120
(2,684)
5792
15
408
423
Note: (1) Includes bank balance (2) Includes effect of exchange differences on translation of foreign currency cash. .
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Lean balance sheet with significant headroom for additional debt
• Healthy capital structure with a focus to mitigate all existing and potential risks, maintain shareholder, vendor and market confidence and sustain continuous growth and development
• Consistent cashflow generation from
operating activities has given ample support for the capacity expansion plans
5. Future Growth Strategy
Expansion Strategy
Strengthen leadership position by offering high quality comfort products globally
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Continue to increase TAM, leverage brand equity and product premiumization
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Continue to focus on consumer preferences and development of personalized products
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Expand distribution network and export sales
• Strengthen brand leadership
• Product extension in higher-grade technical PU foam opportunity
• Capture traditional (64% of total Indian mattress market) and mass market (Kurl-on)
• Vertical integration across foam to
furniture value chain
• Leverage and integrate existing suite of products, know-how and manufacturing capabilities to produce niche products
• Manufacture higher volumes of high-
margin customized products
• Stay ahead of the curve by judiciously investing in R&D and new product development for innovation and design
• Augment existing distribution network to
expand in Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities
• Leverage domestic sales network to
create significant demand at high price- points and effectively offset transportation costs
• Digitization to reduce turnaround time and
quicken strategic decisions
• Scale up export operations especially using the Spain manufacturing plant to cater to Europe and North America
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