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Annual Revenue,rose 2.46%, in the last year to ₹1,986.67 Cr. Its sector's average revenue growth for the last fiscal year was 22.33%.Annual Net Profit,rose 3.13% in the last year to ₹246.48 Cr. Its sector's average net profit growth for the last fiscal year was 14.09%.Price to Earning Ratio,is 33.13, lower than its sector PE ratio of 60.03.
Cera Sanitaryware Limited is an Indian bathroom solutions company founded in 1980 by Vikram Somany; it began as a division of Madhusudan Industries Limited (established 1945) and was de-merged in 2001 into the present-day Cera Sanitaryware Limited under Somany’s leadership and a professional Board.
The company describes itself as India’s only pureplay sanitaryware and bathroom solutions provider and positions the CERA brand as a leading, trusted name across one of the fastest-growing geographies, with a focus on premium offerings. Its tiered brand architecture spans Senator (luxury), CERA Luxe (premium), and CERA (mass premium), enabling coverage of diverse consumer needs while maintaining a common promise of quality, service, and design.
CERA’s key portfolio includes sanitaryware, faucetware, tiles, and wellness products (spas, whirlpools, water massage), offered under the Senator, CERA Luxe, and CERA brands, with advanced surface finishes such as metallic and lustre variants. The company operates with a DSIR-certified R&D laboratory and emphasizes manufacturing excellence, combining design, technology, quality control, and sustainable practices; it reports being among India’s largest and most competitive manufacturers in its categories.
– Operating divisions and industries served:
– Sanitaryware, faucetware, tiles, and wellness constitute the major operating portfolio; the company targets homeowners as well as the building ecosystem—builders/developers, architects, and interior designers—through integrated bathroom solutions and industry engagements (e.g., IIID, CREDAI, IIA) .
– Revenue by industry vertical (FY24–25):
– Sanitaryware: 49% of revenue
– Faucetware: 39%
– Tiles: 10%
– Wellness: 2% .
– Revenue by geography (FY24–25):
– India: 98%; Outside India: 2%
– Within India by zone: South 35% (largest), North 33%, West 21%, East 9% .
– Vikram Somany, Chairman & Managing Director
– Deepshikha Khaitan, Vice Chairman & Joint Managing Director
– Anupam Gupta, Executive Director (Technical)
– Capacity expansion: Faucet manufacturing capacity increased from 300,000 pieces per month to 400,000 pieces per month, funded by Rs. 41 crore through internal accruals .
– Brand and portfolio: Continued premiumization, including a Senator brand relaunch to strengthen the company’s appeal to discerning, design-conscious consumers .
– Market presence and retail: New showrooms opened in Mohali, Lucknow, Pune, and Jaipur; the flagship Ahmedabad showroom was renovated; the company expanded its network of company-owned studios to enhance experiential retail .
– R&D and technology: FY25 R&D spend totaled Rs. 278.33 lakhs; plans include high-value, larger-format products with advanced surface technologies (stain-free, antimicrobial, self-cleaning), new metallic and copper finishes, additional robots across manufacturing, and automatic gas pressure regulation in firing for efficiency .
– Certifications and recognitions: CERA reports GreenPro and GRIHA Council product certifications, ISO 9002/14001 for quality and environmental management, and ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety, alongside awards such as Trusted Brand and Superbrand; it notes being the first in India’s sanitaryware industry to be certified for ISO 9002 and ISO 14001 .
CERA provides bathroom solutions through sanitaryware, faucetware, tiles, and wellness products, under the Senator, CERA Luxe, and CERA brands .
In FY25, 98% of revenue came from India and 2% from outside India; within India, South was the largest zone at 35%, followed by North 33%, West 21%, and East 9% .
In FY25, sanitaryware contributed 49% of revenue, faucetware 39%, tiles 10%, and wellness 2% .
