Thanks Eklavya I dont know whether this is correct but i think generally a safe IPO is where NII subscription is at least 14 to 15 times as then NIIs would get not more than one lot and there will be no rush to sell from NII.
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December 14, 2021 2:56:06 PM
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Applied for 2 lots in single application, though initially decided to skip.
Subscription figures in QIB, is the cause for change in decision.
Fundamentally not so strong as compare to BATA. Also, promoters are greedy and manipulative. Check this post https://www.indiatoday.in/magazine/indiascope/story/19961231-cobbler-scam-shoe-firms-charged-with-misappropriating-concessionary-funds-834263-1996-12-31
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December 14, 2021 1:09:23 PM
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Update subscription figures
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December 14, 2021 12:53:51 PM
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I personally like to wear Clarks and sketchers..my friends used to wear mochi ..so these are some good brands ..no doubt. However huge ofs and pricing is not attractive.. I am thinking of skipping it..but will monitor subscription....On a side note- I wonder how they are reporting profit..last 2 years who are buying shoes? .. my Clarks are in box for the past two years..;)
There is an odd ''Medplus Health Services'' review by ''Ajcon Global Services Ltd'' tucked in between all ''Metro Brands'' reviews by other brokerages. Can you please fix this?
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December 10, 2021 5:43:44 PM
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Again great response from retailers.
Monday - CE Closing Monday - Med + Open Tuesday - Data Pattern
Lets see how retailers respond for these two days ? 6-7 lakh application expected
HNI - 5 - 10 time
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December 14, 2021 6:35:25 AM
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Last day... Like nearby firm allotment to retailers.
The Crow Verdict: The business of shoes is not an enterprising one unless you are a leader with impeccable brand recall like Bata. Metro neither has that much of a brand recall nor has any unique features to brag about (similar to Khadim and Liberty). I don''t see the business to give sweet rewards even in the long run.
Metro is dependent on third-party manufacturers for its production and sees ~30% of its revenue being generated from other brands such as Crocs. Why should I, a retail investor, buy such a company that depends (a lot) on such third-party brands when I can invest directly in Bata? Especially when the issue comes at a steep P/E of nearly 90 and P/B of 15.8?
With a negligible GMP that has fallen from the high of 70 to 20, a fresh issue of only 22%, and overall negative sentiment here on Chittogarh.com, I don''t recommend this IPO. Avoid even if subscription numbers are good.