About Anondita Medicare
Anondita Medicare manufactures condoms and family-planning products, including oral and emergency contraceptive pills, injectable contraceptives and IUCDs. Its portfolio also includes a pregnancy test kit under the COBRA Shubh Samachar brand, lubricants and female condoms. The company operates from Noida and supplies government tender programmes as well as retail, stockist and OEM channels. It has ISO 9001 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications and WHO GMP certification.
Investment Rationale
- Government procurement relationship: Anondita was awarded a CMSS tender in September 2025 as the lowest-cost qualified bidder. The single tender covers 257.5 Mn units across condoms, pregnancy kits, OCP, injectable contraceptives and IUCD.
- Revenue mix and channels: Condoms made up 99.8% of FY25 revenue. The government channel accounted for 57% of FY25 revenue, compared with 30% in FY23; Delhi and UP together accounted for ~98% of domestic sales.
- South African supply framework: The RT75-2025 framework covers condom and lubricant procurement for South African government healthcare facilities from 2025–2030. The factory audit and vendor qualification are complete, but formal purchase orders from South African local entities are awaited.
- Capacity additions: The report outlines an INR 75 Cr capex programme with a stated expansion capacity of 1,360 Mn pieces. It says 250 Mn pieces p.a. are under trial, with further phased capacity planned through Q4 FY27.
- Product and certification range: The company sells male condoms under COBRA and NIRODH, has relaunched the COBRA Shubh Samachar pregnancy test kit, and holds a patent for female condom manufacturing in India. The report highlights ISO 13485:2016, SABS, MDSAP, WHO GMP and BIS certifications in its institutional procurement discussion.
Business and Capacity
The company’s business is concentrated in condoms: the product-mix graphic shows condoms at 99.8% of FY25 sales. The report says glove and mask sales were discontinued after COVID. In FY25, the channel mix included government, subsidiary, stockists and OEM/others; exports were nil. The report presents the CMSS relationship as a recurring procurement opportunity, while retail under the COBRA brand is an additional route to market.
The report describes a phased capacity programme at a new unit in Sector 80, Noida, funded through debt and internal accruals. It cites operating leverage from existing fixed costs, but successful execution and utilisation depend on commissioning the planned capacity and securing demand.
Anondita Medicare Key Financials
| Metric | FY 2022 - 23 | FY 2023 - 24 | FY 2024 - 25 | H1 FY 2025 - 26 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue (INR Cr) | 35.91 | 46.43 | 76.99 | 54.10 |
| EBITDA (INR Cr) | 3.58 | 9.09 | 25.65 | 19.20 |
| EBITDA Margin | 9.96% | 19.58% | 33.32% | 35.49% |
| PAT (INR Cr) | 0.35 | 3.84 | 16.42 | 13.02 |
FY23 & FY24 financials pertain to erstwhile proprietorship M/s Anondita Healthcare, acquired by Anondita Medicare Limited on April 1, 2024. H1 FY26 = April – September 2025.
The financial table shows rising revenue, EBITDA, PAT and EBITDA margin across the periods presented. The report also notes negative operating cash flow and working-capital stress.
Condom Market Outlook
The report presents the Indian condom market at USD 406.31 million in FY24 and USD 773.82 million in FY33, with a stated 7.45% CAGR. It says male condoms have over 95% share of the Indian market. Latex products accounted for 80.45% of 2024 revenue, while non-latex alternatives are expected to grow at a 10.56% CAGR.
For the global market, the report gives USD 11.9 billion for 2025 and USD 17.6 billion for 2032, with an 8.10% CAGR. It also highlights institutional procurement and donor distribution as significant volume channels.
Key Risks
- Cash flow and working capital: The report identifies negative cash flows and working-capital stress as high-severity risks. It separately highlights trade receivables of INR 48 cr against H1 revenue of INR 54 cr and negative OCF.
- Customer concentration: The top 10 customers account for 95%+ of revenue, according to the risk matrix.
- Tender dependence: Government contract dependency and debarment risk are listed as high severity.
- Manufacturing and product liability: The report flags reliance on a single Noida manufacturing facility and product-defect liability for contraceptives.
- Costs, distribution and debt: Other risks include centrifuged latex price volatility, reliance on third-party distributor Calcutta Cosmetics, secured and unsecured loan exposure, and interest-rate risk.
Our View
The report’s investment case centres on government procurement, the South African supply framework and planned capacity growth. The South African opportunity remains contingent on formal purchase orders, and the capacity build-out must be delivered while working-capital pressures are managed. The report does not state a share recommendation, target price or upside.