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Somnigroup International
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Somnigroup International is one of the world’s largest groups in the sleep and bedding sector. The group currently includes businesses such as Tempur Sealy, Mattress Firm, Leggett & Platt and Dreams, covering almost the entire value chain: components, mattress and sleep-product manufacturing, premium brands and distribution through an extensive retail network. It operates in more than 100 countries and seeks to benefit from vertical integration, global scale and the strength of brands such as Tempur-Pedic, Sealy and Stearns & Foster.
The shares closed on 22 September at $64.73, only 1.9% above the opening price at the original assessment and still close to the CEO’s purchase price. Valuation improved to around 17.9–18.3x and around 0.91, while figures show strong growth in revenue, profit and , largely influenced by the business combination. The daily chart has weakened since early September and no new buying cluster has emerged. Improved valuation offsets technical deterioration, leaving the score at 8.7.
| Insider / role | Date | Shares / units | Price | Amount | Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scott ThompsonCEO / President | — | — | — | US$1,900,000.00 | Not supplied |
Reported total: US$1,900,000.00Single insider purchase
Scott Thompson, CEO and President, invested around $1.9 million on the open market.
The $64.73 close on 22 September is around 1.9% above the $63.53 reference and close to the CEO’s purchase price.
Margin expansion, growth and record operating cash flow at the original assessment; integration and debt remain relevant.
figures show revenue, profit and growth, largely influenced by the business combination.
of approximately 17.9–18.3x and around 0.91.
No new buying cluster has emerged. The insider-history rating remains 8.5.
Business integration and the evolution of margins and results remain central to the assessment.
Leggett & Platt integration, debt and execution risk.
The daily chart has weakened since early September; its rating moves from 8.2 to 6.3.
The monthly rating moves from 7.6 to 7.0; no specific technical levels were supplied.
Update: SGI remains at 8.7/10. The price is still close to the CEO’s purchase and valuation has become more attractive, but integration, debt and weaker technical prevent a move to 9+.
Score history
HISTORY PRESERVED| Date | Assessment | Final score | Score Map |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28/08/2026 | Initial Radar | 8.7 | |
| 23/09/2026 | ReviewUpdate: SGI remains at 8.7/10. The price is still close to the CEO’s purchase and valuation has become more attractive, but integration, debt and weaker technical momentum prevent a move to 9+. | 8.7 |
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