Sheela Foam Ltd will fully acquire rival Kurlon Enterprise Ltd, buying 100 percent of the company in two tranches for a cash consideration of Rs 3,250 crore, according to a person familiar with the deal. The deal is expected to be concluded within a couple of months.Acquiring Kurlon Enterprise, maker of the Kurl-on brand of mattresses, will help Sheela Foam, known for the Sleepwell brand, nearly double its market share. that if this deal materialises, Sheela Foam’s market share in India’s organised mattress segment could increase to 35-40 percent from 20-25 percent.Sheela Foam’s flagship brands include Sleepwell mattresses, Feather Foam, a pure PU Foam, and Lamiflex, a polyester foam for lamination.Around Rs 900 crore is expected to be added to the listed company’s topline at the consolidated level.Moreover, as a result of this deal, Sheela Foam will be able to source more raw material — TDI (Toluene Di-Isocyanate) — at lower rates.“After the deal, combined buying of TDI by Sheela Foam for itself and Kurlon will help the company get a bigger bulk discount,” the person explained. Apart from raw material sourcing, there will be operational synergies at the factory level, coupled with optimisation of capacity utilisation at both companies’ plants.Sheela Foam and Kurlon did not respond to email queries from Moneycontrol about a possible deal.The mattress market in India consists of numerous branded and non-branded companies. Only 40 percent of the overall Indian modern mattress market comprises branded players. There are 25 players in the branded market with Sleepwell and Kurlon holding dominant shares.The mattress market was reportedly worth around $1.7 billion in India as of FY19, and is expected to more than double to $2.8 billion by FY24. The share of the organised, branded mattress industry, which stood at 29 percent of the market in FY14, grew to 35 percent by FY19, and is seen touching 40 percent by FY24.Industry estimates put the total market for mattresses in India at around 18.6 million units, with new demand pegged at around 7 million units per year.