Singer India NSE listing debut signals wider investor access and governance focus

Singer India began trading on the National Stock Exchange on Thursday, adding a new platform for its shares. The stock opened at Rs 74.75 on the NSE and later finished at Rs 70.42. The company said the NSE listing adds to its capital markets presence and supports wider investor access.

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The firm is already listed on the BSE. Singer India said the additional listing supports its focus on governance and transparency. The company also linked the move to long-term value creation for shareholders. It described the step as part of a wider effort to deepen engagement with investors.

Singer India NSE listing and leadership comments

Rakesh Khanna, Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Singer India Ltd, said, Our additional listing on the National Stock Exchange marks an important milestone in Singer Indias journey and further strengthens our engagement with the capital markets. This milestone comes at a time when the company is witnessing strong business momentum, supported by market share gains, premiumisation and a sharper focus on innovation and product development. As we leverage the strength of the Singer brand and its global legacy, 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, he added.

Singer India financial results for FY2025–26

In the first nine months of FY2025–26, Singer India posted revenue of Rs 391 crore. The company said this was a 26.1 per cent rise year-on-year. Profit before tax, excluding exceptional items, stood at Rs 10.2 crore. That compared with Rs 4.4 crore in the same period last year.

The statement said profit growth was over 130 per cent for the period. Singer India attributed the improvement to a better product mix. It also pointed to premiumisation and operational efficiencies. The company linked these factors to stronger performance across its business during FY2025–26.

Singer India Make in India plans for Zig-Zag sewing machines

Singer India said it is speeding up its Make in India efforts, aligned with Atmanirbhar Bharat. The company is focusing on the Zig-Zag sewing machine category. It said these machines were historically imported across brands. Singer India said the machines will now be made in India for the first time.

The company said it has obtained the required licence for this manufacturing plan. It also said the shift supports domestic production for the Zig-Zag category. Singer India linked the initiative to its wider manufacturing push in India. The statement positioned this as part of its next stage of operations.

Singer India consumer appliances and digital presence

Alongside sewing machines, Singer India said it is building its consumer appliances business. The company said the fans category is a key growth driver. It also said it is strengthening its digital and e-commerce presence. Singer India said it already leads online in the sewing machine category.

Singer India said it plans to use digital channels to support growth in sewing machines and home appliances. The company linked the NSE listing to broader market participation and investor access. It also highlighted manufacturing plans and appliance expansion. The statement outlined these steps as part of its ongoing business direction.

With inputs from PTI