Wakefit shares slide 7% as crude-linked input costs squeeze mattress maker's margins
Wakefit flagged sustained margin pressure as polyol and TDI prices surged 80-160%, forcing two rounds of 7-8% price hikes in March and April. Q4 FY26 revenue hit ₹344 cr with Ebitda margin at 6.3%; FY26 revenue rose 17.5% to ₹1,534 cr. Footprint stands at 139 stores across 76 cities after 34 net adds.
What happened
Wakefit shares fell 7% after the mattress maker warned crude-linked input costs (polyol, TDI up 80-160%) will pressure margins despite two 7-8% price hikes. Q4
Key facts
- net profit ₹121.8 cr Q4 FY26
- revenue ₹344 cr Q4
- FY26 revenue ₹1,534 cr (+17.5%)
- Ebitda margin 6.3%
- shares -7%
- 139 stores across 76 cities
- 34 net store adds
- price hikes 7-8% in March and April
Why this matters
With 139 stores across 76 cities post 34 net adds and margin pain creating a softer entry multiple, this is a window to evaluate bolt-on foam or polyol-adjacent suppliers that could structurally insulate Wakefit from petrochemical price swings.
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