Mopshop Distribution Limited
Sector: Facility Management Supplies (B2B Distribution)
1. Overview
Mopshop Distribution Limited is a business-to-business (B2B) distributor of Facility Management Supplies (FMS), focused on cleaning tools and hygiene consumables. The Company was incorporated on 6th June 2018 as a private limited company and converted to a public limited company, adopting its present name, via a fresh certificate of incorporation dated 15th July 2025. It is headquartered in Vasai, Palghar (Thane), Maharashtra.
The Company operates an asset-light distribution model underpinned by a customised Online Order Management platform. It serves a diversified client base of 300+ active clients across 7,000+ sites monthly, spanning end-industries such as Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI), construction and real estate, healthcare, and dedicated facility management companies. As on 28th February 2026, the Company employed 89 people and operated a fleet of eco-friendly delivery vehicles.
From a regional operation, Mopshop has scaled into a pan-India player, operating warehouses across 7 cities — Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Gurugram, Chennai, Pune and Indore — with a combined warehousing capacity of approximately 20,000 sq. ft. The client sites it services include corporate offices, industrial parks, hospitals, educational institutions, retail chains, and government establishments.
Financially, the Company has demonstrated strong, profitable growth: revenue from operations rose from ₹30.02 Cr (FY2023) to ₹41.99 Cr (FY2025), while PAT expanded from ₹0.81 Cr to ₹3.48 Cr over the same period, and reached ₹5.18 Cr in the 11-month stub period ended 28th February 2026.]
2. Business Model and Revenue Streams
Mopshop operates a procurement-and-fulfilment distribution model: it sources cleaning and hygiene products from manufacturers and OEM partners and supplies them to institutional B2B clients through an account-based digital ordering system rather than long-term formal contracts. The platform offers one-click repeat ordering, budget tracking, real-time order status, and delivery scheduling, integrating with the Company's logistics and inventory framework.
Revenue by Industry / End-Segment
Facility Management companies dominate the revenue mix, consistently contributing ~85–90% of revenue, reflecting concentration in the core end-market.
| Industry / Segment | Feb26 | FY2025 | FY2024 | FY2023 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Facility Management | 90.15% | 89.16% | 88.18% | 85.16% |
| Financial & Insurance | 3.25% | 3.25% | 3.76% | 4.00% |
| Construction & Real Estate | 4.01% | 4.52% | 4.10% | 4.25% |
| Banking | 2.40% | 2.84% | 3.50% | 6.05% |
| Healthcare | 0.19% | 0.23% | 0.46% | 0.53% |
| Total | 100.00% | 100.00% | 100.00% | 100.00% |
Revenue by Geography (₹ Lakhs)
Revenue is heavily concentrated in Maharashtra (~67% of the stub-period total), reflecting the Company's transportation economics and warehouse-proximity model. Haryana is the second-largest state.
| State | Feb26) | % | FY2025 | % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra | 2,989.68 | 66.97% | 2,803.55 | 66.77% |
| Haryana | 464.20 | 10.41% | 498.26 | 11.87% |
| Tamil Nadu | 279.45 | 6.27% | 223.90 | 5.33% |
| Karnataka | 288.42 | 6.47% | 308.38 | 7.34% |
| Telangana | 236.27 | 5.30% | 254.63 | 6.06% |
| Gujarat | 174.90 | 3.92% | 177.25 | 4.22% |
| Madhya Pradesh | 29.82 | 0.67% | 15.49 | 0.37% |
Pricing & contract model: Ordering is account-based (not long-term contractual), giving flexibility but exposing the Company to customer renewal / order-frequency risk. Client concentration in the facility-management segment is a structural dependency, while supplier/OEM relationships are a key dependency on the procurement side.
3. Products and Service Portfolio
Mopshop's portfolio spans cleaning tools, hygiene consumables, and facility-management accessories engineered for functionality, durability, and affordability. The Company's own disclosure highlights single-category dependence — cleaning tools and hygiene consumables — as its primary revenue driver.
Key Product Verticals
| Sr No. | Vertical | Representative Products |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Paper & Tissue Products | Toilet tissue rolls, C-fold/M-fold packets, paper napkins, hand-roll tissues |
| 2 | Cleaning Chemicals & Solutions | Hand wash, floor cleaners, disinfectants, acids, phenyles, air fresheners |
| 3 | Cleaning Equipment & Tools | Mops, brushes, scrapers, wipers, brooms, extension poles |
| 4 | Safety & PPE | Hand gloves, face masks, safety helmets, goggles, safety belts |
| 5 | Waste Management Solutions | Biodegradable garbage bags, dustbins, waste containers (5L–240L), trolleys |
| 6 | Consumables & Disposables | Scouring pads, scrubbers, sponges, microfiber cleaning cloths, spray bottles |
| 7 | Storage & Organization | Buckets (5L–20L), carry baskets, caddies, mop holders |
| 8 | Facility Management Supplies | Soap/tissue/aerosol dispensers, hand dryers, automated systems, signage |
| 9 | Kitchen & Pantry Supplies | Dishwashing liquids, kitchen cleaning tools, wipes, food-service disposables |
| 10 | Textile & Fabric Care | Colour-coded microfiber cloths, dusters, glass-cleaning materials |
| 11 | Uniforms | Corporate uniforms, industrial workwear, safety apparel |
Digital backbone: The Online Order Management Platform provides end-to-end order placement, tracking, inventory monitoring and delivery scheduling, and generates consumption analytics for both clients and the Company to forecast demand and optimise resource allocation.
Note on capacity metrics: As a pure distribution and supply business, the Company confirms it has no plant and machinery, and capacity/capacity-utilization metrics are not applicable — its operating leverage instead derives from warehousing footprint (~20,000 sq. ft. across 7 cities) and logistics efficiency.
4. Key Business Strengths
- Pan-India warehouse network: Presence across 7 cities delivers proximity to clients, scalability for multi-location accounts, standardized quality control, and logistics cost efficiency.
- Proprietary digital ordering platform: An Online Order Management Platform enabling real-time ordering, tracking, and demand analytics — a differentiator versus unorganized local distributors.
- Diversified, blue-chip-oriented client base: 300+ clients across 7,000+ sites monthly, serving BFSI, real estate, healthcare and facility-management majors.
- Experienced promoter group: Promoters Prakash Hakim Singh, Bunty Hakim Singh Gaur and Anju Prakash Singh bring 16+ years each of distribution and retail experience.
- Asset-light, scalable model: No plant and machinery; a warehousing-plus-logistics structure that supports growth without heavy fixed-asset intensity.
5. Future Growth Strategy
- Deleveraging for working-capital efficiency: Utilising ₹11.98 Cr of net proceeds to repay/prepay outstanding borrowings (primarily Bank of India working-capital facilities), reducing finance costs and improving margins.
- In-house logistics build-out: Investing ₹2.60 Cr in commercial vehicles to gain direct control over delivery schedules, route optimization, and cost management.
- Sustainability & cost resilience: Deploying a ₹1.05 Cr Rooftop Grid Solar Power Plant at the Vasai warehouse to lower operational overheads and hedge against grid outages and tariff volatility.
- Marketing & relationship leverage: Expanding the customer base by leveraging promoter-led industry relationships and referral networks across sectors.
- Geographic deepening: Reinforcing presence around existing warehouse hubs to convert transportation-economics advantages into deeper regional market share.
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