Company Overview

Signoria Creation Limited, incorporated in 2019, is a fashion house engaged in manufacturing and marketing of women's apparel, specializing in traditional designs and ethnic wear for women. The company focuses on selling a wide range of Indian ethnic apparel, including Kurtis, Kurti-Pant sets, Kurti-Pant-Dupatta sets, Co-ord sets, Gowns, and Tops. Operating under the brand name "Signoria", the company is known for its Kurtis with traditional designs having a wide range of colours, patterns, and sizes.

The company operates two manufacturing units, Unit I and Unit II, located in Mansarovar and Sanganer, Jaipur, Rajasthan. The total operational capacity of the factory for the financial year 2022-2023 is over 4,77,000 pieces of quality garments. As of February 15, 2024, Signoria had 153 employees, including 45 permanent employees, and 108 contract employees across various departments.

Business Operations and Market Position

The Company caters to those who are looking for clothing that is comfortable, stylish, and trendy, with a primary goal to manufacture women's branded clothes under the Signoria brand. The company has placed a strong emphasis on using high-quality materials and adhering to strict quality control guidelines. The Company expanded its product portfolio by adding Co-Ord Set for women during the first quarter ended June 30, 2023.

Signoria Creation Ltd manufactures and markets women's apparel, blending traditional and modern styles, with a focus on quality and design. The company belongs to the Consumer Discretionary sector and the Apparel & Accessories sub-sector.

Financial Performance and Market Capitalization

The market cap of Signoria Creation Ltd (SIGNORIA) is ₹51.39 Cr as of 18th July 2025. For FY25, the company reported Total Income of Rs2,722.02 Lakhs with YoY growth of 39.10%, EBITDA of Rs529.33 Lakhs with YoY growth of 31.02%, and Net Profit of Rs301.84 Lakhs with YoY growth of 25.32%.

For H2 FY25, Total Income was Rs1,718.70 Lakhs showing YoY growth of 31.81%, EBITDA was Rs331.38 Lakhs with YoY growth of 15.46%, and Net Profit was Rs173.09 Lakhs with YoY decline of 1.83%.

The company's financial performance shows strong growth in revenue and profits, particularly in FY25. The management notes that historically, nearly two-third of yearly revenues with commensurate profits occur in the second half due to seasonality.

Key Financial Metrics

- FY25 Performance: Total Income of Rs2,722.02 Lakhs (39.10% YoY growth), EBITDA of Rs529.33 Lakhs (31.02% YoY growth), Net Profit of Rs301.84 Lakhs (25.32% YoY growth)

- H2 FY25 Performance: Total Income of Rs1,718.70 Lakhs (31.81% YoY growth), EBITDA of Rs331.38 Lakhs (15.46% YoY growth), Net Profit of Rs173.09 Lakhs (-1.83% YoY decline)

- Market Capitalization: ₹51.4 Crore (as of 18th July 2025)

- Current Price: ₹108.00

- 52-week High/Low: ₹177/₹60

- Stock P/E: 17.0

- Book Value: ₹40.6

- P/B Ratio: 3.15

- ROCE: 16.5%

- ROE: 17.0%

- Face Value: ₹10.0

- Promoter Holding: 70.0%

- DII Holding: 0.7%

- Public Holding: 29.3%

Public Listing and IPO Details

Signoria Creation got listed on NSE SME on March 19, 2024. The IPO was a book-built issue of ₹9.28 crores, comprising entirely a fresh issue of 14.28 lakh shares. The IPO price band was set at ₹65 per share with a minimum lot size of 2000 shares.

Shareholding Pattern and Corporate Governance

Promoter Holding stands at 70.0%, while DIIs held 0.7% and the public held 29.3% of the total shares as of the last reported quarter. Although the company is reporting repeated profits, it has not paid out any dividends, reinvesting all profits back into business growth.

Growth Strategy and Market Outlook

According to Mr. Vasudev Agarwal, CMD of Signoria Creation Limited, the company's consistent focus on quality, design innovation, and market responsiveness has helped deepen its presence in the premium women's apparel space. Throughout the year, they have expanded product offerings, reinforcing their commitment to delivering elegant, timeless, and versatile designs that cater to the modern woman.

The company does not pay regular dividends to shareholders, instead reinvesting all profits to grow its business at a high rate of return, which has caused substantial growth in earnings. The management claims that historically, nearly two-third of yearly revenues with commensurate profits happen in the second half due to seasonality.