KANARA_CONSUMER_PRODUCTS · Consumer Discretionary
▲ ₹995 (+213.98%) over all time
Key figures for Kanara Consumer Products ( Formerly Known As Kurl-on Limited)
Kanara Consumer Products Limited, formerly Kurl-on Limited, operates the Kurlon brand of mattresses and home-comfort products alongside foods and consumer initiatives under the parent Kanara Group. Kurlon pioneered rubberized coir mattresses in India and expanded into foam, spring and hybrid ranges with pan-India distribution across exclusive stores and multi-brand outlets. The company focuses on ergonomics, durability and certified materials, supported by after-sales service and warranties. Corporate materials highlight brand heritage, product innovation and manufacturing capabilities as the business diversifies into broader consumer categories while retaining leadership in sleep solutions.
Kanara Consumer Products ( Formerly Known As Kurl-on Limited) is an unlisted company operating in the Consumer Discretionary sector (Home Furnishings). Kanara Consumer Products Limited, formerly Kurl-on Limited, operates the Kurlon brand of mattresses and home-comfort products alongside foods and consumer initiatives under the parent Kanara Group. Kurlon pioneered rubberized coir mattresses in India and expanded into foam, spring and hybrid ranges …
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