The company designs and manufactures all kinds of mechanical seals to be used in oil and gas, fertiliser, power, mining, pulp & paper, pharmaceutical, refinery, aerospace, marine, petrochemical and chemical industries.
Sealmatic is the trusted partner of several global companies in forty-five countries, including the USA, Sweden, the UK, Germany, Italy, Japan, Norway, Switzerland, Denmark, Netherlands, Australia, France, and others.
Sealmatic India Ltd IPO Objective
- Sealmatic will use the fund to buy plant machinery, develop products and support post-production marketing expenses.
- A portion of the capital will be utilised for general corporate purposes and meeting working capital requirements.
Why should you invest in the Sealmatic India Ltd IPO?
Here are your top reasons to invest in the IPO.
- 12 years plus industry experience and track record. The company is well recognised not only in India but worldwide.
- The company has a solid customer base. About 77% of the company's total sales come from exports and 23% from domestic clients.
- Sealmatic is one of the few Indian companies registered as trusted vendors for domestic and international businesses.
- They have set up a second manufacturing unit to boost their production capacity by 60%.
Sealmatic India Company Financials
| Financial year | Total Income | Total Expense |
|---|---|---|
| Parameters | FY20 | FY21 |
| Revenue from operation | 3,309.13 | 3,532.58 |
| EBITDA | NA | NA |
| EBITDA Margin (%) | NA | NA |
| Profit After Tax | 494.13 | 649.76 |
| EPS (Basic) | 247.06 | 324.88 |
| ROE | NA | NA |
Know before investing
Strengths
3A sable business model, supported by regular investment in R&D, strong client base, and steady increase in revenue.
They have secured optimum utilisation of their resources and production capacity.
They have 100% retention of all its customers of over 1000 companies in forty-five countries.
Risks
3Prospective investors must note that there are some legal cases under civil law that are pending against the company.
The company must comply with fixed rules and regulations and obtain and renew the required licences. Failing to do so will attract a penalty.
The company’s revenue primarily comes from overseas customers and the loss of a major client will impact its future revenue.
