Metro Brands

** Shares of India's Metro Brands METB.NS up 4.62% to 1,091 rupees

** METB's Q4 consolidated net profit after tax rose 17.5%; revenue from ops grew around 20%

** Growth was driven by festive and wedding season demand and continued retail expansion

** Trading volume at 120,164 shares vs 30-day avg of 38,159 shares

** METB rated "buy" on avg by 21 analysts; median PT is 1,286 rupees - data compiled by LSEG

** YTD, stock down ~14%

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May 20 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS LTD MARCH-QUARTER CONSOL NET PAT 1.17 BILLION RUPEES

• METRO BRANDS LTD MARCH-QUARTER CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 7.73 BILLION RUPEES

• METRO BRANDS LTD - DIVIDEND OF 3 RUPEES PER SHARE

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Feb 9 (Reuters) - Footwear chain Bata India BATA.NS posted a 13% rise in its quarterly profit on Monday, helped by festive demand and consumption tax cuts by the government.

The company, which sells Hush Puppies and North Star shoes in India, posted a consolidated quarterly profit of 661 million rupees ($7.29 million) for the third quarter ended December 31, up from 587 million rupees a year earlier.

Bata's quarterly revenue rose 3% to 9.45 billion rupees, returning to growth after declines in the first two quarters.

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KEY CONTEXT

India's government last September cut the goods and services tax on footwear priced below 2,500 rupees, supporting demand for affordable shoes.

Bata India had flagged signs of a recovery in demand during the local festive season late last year after reporting a steep profit decline in the July–September quarter, when consumers delayed purchases to wait for lower tax rates.

Peers Metro Brands METB.NS and Campus Activewear CAMU.NS also posted strong quarterly profit growth in the corresponding period.

PEER COMPARISON

* The mean of analysts' ratings standardised to a scale of Strong Buy, Buy, Hold, Sell, and Strong Sell

** The ratio of the stock's last close to analysts' mean price target; a ratio above 1 means the stock is trading above the PT

OCTOBER-DECEMBER STOCK PERFORMANCE FOR PEERS

-- All data from LSEG

-- $1 = 90.6540 Indian rupees

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** India's Metro Brands METB.NS climbs 2.4% to 1,050.50 rupees

** METB reported a higher quarterly profit on Tuesday, with analysts expecting the footwear retailer's growth momentum to continue

** Goldman Sachs says METB's sales growth accelerated meaningfully vs recent quarters and returned to mid-teens pct growth after several quarters

** Emkay Global sees scope for margin gains driven by operating leverage from recent tech and team investments

** Brokerage maintains positive view on METB, citing strong mid-teens pct growth prospects from existing brands, new scalable partnerships (FILA, Foot Locker, Clarks) and potential upside with Metro emerging as a preferred partner for global entrants

** METB down 13% so far in January

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Jan 27 (Reuters) - India's Metro Brands METB.NS on Tuesday posted a nearly 36% rise in third-quarter profit as consumption tax cuts and festive demand helped boost sales at the footwear retailer.

The company, which sells Crocs and Fila footwear in addition to its own brands, posted a consolidated quarterly profit of 1.28 billion rupees ($13.97 million) for the quarter ended December 31, up from 945.8 million rupees a year ago.

Tax cuts on footwear priced below 2,500 rupees have made products more affordable, driving a recovery in sales. Rivals Bata BATA.NS and Campus Activewear CAMU.NS are yet to report results for the quarter.

Metro's quarterly revenue rose about 15% to 8.11 billion rupees, with e-commerce sales jumping 24% during the quarter.

The company also re-appointed Chief Executive Nissan Joseph for a five-year term.

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Oct 16 (Reuters) - Metro Brands METB.NS missed its second-quarter profit estimates on Thursday, as footwear demand softened in anticipation of India's consumption tax cuts.

The firm, which sells Crocs and Fila besides its own brands, posted consolidated quarterly profit of 676.9 million rupees ($7.69 million), missing analysts' expectation of 822.6 million rupees, according to data compiled by LSEG.

A consumption slowdown in India's urban centers have dragged earnings for footwear retailers including rivals Bata BATA.NS and Campus Activewear CAMU.NS, which are yet to report their results.

Metro's quarterly revenue grew about 11% to 6.51 billion rupees, helped by e-commerce sales that have grown 39% from a year ago.

But analysts expect a demand boost in the second half of the year due to festivals and tax cuts. Shares of the company have risen 7% since the consumption tax cuts were announced.

Demand remains strong for products that cater to upper middle class and richer Indians, despite the dampening effect of the high cost of living on overall urban consumption.

Metro has benefited from such premiumization as 54% of sales in the first half were from footwear retailing for more than 3,000 rupees.

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** Footwear makers Campus Activewear CAMU.NS, Metro Brands METB.NS, Bata India BATA.NS jump 2%-7% on govt's GST cut announcement

** For BATA, 40% of sales under 1,000 rupees to move from 12% to 5% GST, while rest mostly under 2,500 rupees, moving from 18% to 5% - Goldman Sachs

** Adds, for METB, 50% of sales under 2,500 rupees to move to 5% tax slab

** Apparel retailers Trent TREN.NS, Aditya Birla Fashion ADIA.NS, Baazar Style BAAZ.NS, Vishal Mega Mart VSSL.NS rise 2%-5%

** Trent's Zudio stores benefit as large chunk of sub-2,500 rupee apparel now taxed at 5% vs 12%

** Vishal Mega Mart gets nearly 50% revenue from apparel; Baazar Style gets 86%

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** JM Financial initiates Kalyan Jewellers KALN.NS with "buy"; sets PT at 700 rupees

** PT implies ~19% upside to current price of 586.45 rupees

** Brokerage says co developed strong brand profile, hyperlocal approach to cater to different needs of customers across India

** Adds co's franchisee model of expansion capital-efficient, enables faster store rollouts

** Notes jeweller has ample scope for further expansion as it needs 5-6 years of keeping its current pace to be on par with larger rival Titan's TITN.NS 'Tanishq' brand in terms of store count

** Says KALN's valuation remains attractive, with stock trading at discount to TITN and also other discretionary cos like Avenue Supermarts AVEU.NS and Metro Brands METB.NS

** KALN trading flat on the day

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By Dhwani Pandya, Arpan Chaturvedi and Elisa Anzolin

MUMBAI/MILAN, July 2 (Reuters) - Indian footwear sellers and artisans are tapping into nationalist pride stoked by the Prada 'sandal scandal' in a bid to boost sales of ethnic slippers with history dating back to the 12th century, raising hopes of reviving a struggling craft.

Sales are surging over the past week for the 'Kolhapuri' sandals that have garnered global attention after Prada sparked a controversy by showcasing similar designs in Milan, without initially crediting the footwear's origins.

After viral photos from a fashion show drew criticism from Indian artisans who make the sandals - named after a historic city in Maharashtra state - Prada was forced to acknowledge that its new open-toe footwear was inspired by ancient Indian designs.

"Prada 0: Kolhapur 1," said an Instagram post by e-commerce website Shopkop, whose founder Rahul Parasu Kamble's open letter to Prada pointing out the footwear is "soaked in tradition" was reshared 36,000 times on social media.

"I saw the controversy as a way to promote Kolhapuri," said Kamble, 33, who has seen sales of sandals he sources from local artisans touch 50,000 rupees ($584) in three days, five times the average.

Social media has been abuzz in recent days with criticism and sarcastic memes, with politicians, artisans and a trade body demanding due credit to Indian heritage.

Prada 1913.F has said it will arrange follow-up meetings with artisans. In a statement to Reuters on Tuesday, it added the Italian group intends to make the sandals in India in collaboration with local manufacturers, if it commercialises them.

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India's luxury market is small but growing, with the rich splurging on Lamborghini cars and pricey watches. Prada does not have a single retail store in India and its products are usually reserved for the super rich - its men's leather sandals start retailing at $844, while Kolhapuris can be priced as low as $12.

But linking of the Prada name to the Kolhapuri sandals, which are made by around 7,000 artisans, is providing a business opportunity for some.

Mumbai-based Ira Soles is running new Facebook and Instagram advertisements which proclaim its $32 "Tan Handcrafted Kolhapuris just walked the ramp at Prada ... Limited stock. Global spotlight. Own a piece of what the world is applauding.".

E-commerce website Niira is offering up to 50% discounts on its Kolhapuri slippers it says are "rooted in tradition". Its sales of $18 sandals, that looked like the one Prada showcased in Milan, have tripled, founder Nishant Raut said.

"Why can't an Indian Kolhapuri brand become as big as a Birkenstock," he said.

Handmade in small factories, Kolhapuri sandals, or chappals as they are called in Hindi, are often paired with Indian attire. Similar designs are sold in big outlets of Bata India BATA.NS and Metro Brands METB.NS, and also on Amazon AMZN.O and Walmart's WMT.N Flipkart.

In 2021, India's government said the sandals could achieve $1 billion a year in exports. Though latest estimates are not available, artisans say the business has struggled as consumers increasingly opt for more fashionable, upmarket footwear.

Still, the Prada controversy is breathing new life into a craft that Lalit Gandhi, president of Maharashtra's main industry lobby group, says is "a dying art". Gandhi said he is in talks with Prada to develop a co-branded, limited-edition sandal.

Kolhapur craftsmen Ashok Doiphode, 50, is pinning hopes on a Prada boost. He hand-stitches sandals for nine hours daily but can sell a pair for just 400 rupees ($5).

"If big companies like Prada come, craftsman like me can get a good price."

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** Shares of footwear retailer Metro Brands METB.NS rise as much as 5.7% to 1214.9 rupees, last up 1.6%

** Co inks strategic partnership with British footwear brand Clarks

** Deal will mark Clarks' official comeback in Indian market, with METB having rights to sell Clarks in all offline and digital channels

** METB to also sell Clarks in Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Maldives and Sri Lanka

** METB shares, however, down ~2.7% YTD

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June 23 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS LTD - APPOINTED AS CLARKS EXCLUSIVE PARTNER FOR INDIA AND NEIGHBORING COUNTRIES

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Feb 28 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• SPECIAL DIVIDEND OF 14.50 RUPEESPER SHARE

• INTERIM DIVIDEND OF 3 RUPEES PER SHARE

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** Shares of Metro Brands METB.NS fall ~2.5% to 1,190 rupees

** Stock set for worst week since April 5, 2024, down 5.3% so far

** Footwear retailer posted 3.3% fall in Q3 net profit, while revenue rose by ~10%

** Total expenses climbed 10%

** Analysts' avg rating on METB is "Buy" while peers Bata India BATA.NS and Campus Activewear CAMU.NS are rated "Hold" - LSEG data

** Median PT on METB is 1,300 rupees - LSEG data

** Stock fell ~4% in 2024

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Jan 16 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS DEC-QUARTER CONSOL NET PAT 945.8 MILLION RUPEES

• METRO BRANDS DEC-QUARTER CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 7.03 BILLION RUPEES

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Oct 23 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS- ANTICIPATE DEMAND RECOVERY IN H2, DRIVEN BY FESTIVE, WEDDING SEASON SPENDING

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** Shares of footwear retailer Metro Brands METB.NS down ~2% to 1,319 rupees, set to snap three consecutive sessions of gains

** Co reported Q1 revenue and profit below estimates on Friday, hurt by muted demand

** Analysts' avg rating on stock is "Hold" per LSEG data, in-line with Bata India BATA.NS, Campus Activewear CAMU.NS and Relaxo Footwears RLXO.NS

** Median PT on METB is 1,208 rupees - a 10% discount to last close

** Including session's losses, METB up ~4% YTD vs 4% gain in CAMU, 14% fall in BATA and ~10% fall in RLXO

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Aug 9 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS Q1 CONSOL NET PAT 917.3 MILLION RUPEES; IBES PROFIT EST. 999.3 MILLION RUPEES

• METRO BRANDS Q1 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 5.76 BILLION RUPEES; IBES EST. 6.23 BILLION RUPEES

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Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS - ENTERED INTO LONG TERM DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH NEW ERA CAP CO

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** Shares of Metro Brands METB.NS rise as much as 4.9% to 1,198.9 rupees, highest since March 22

** Footwear retailer beats Q4 profit estimates and reports a more than two-fold rise in profit on strong premium footwear demand

** Rev from ops up 7% Y/Y

** Fifteen analysts covering the stock on avg have a "hold" rating; median PT is 1,226 rupees - LSEG data

** Stock has gained 9% so far in May, vs a 0.4% and 0.5% dip, respectively, in rivals Bata India BATA.NS and Relaxo Footwear RLXO.NS

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May 22 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• METRO BRANDS LTD - DIVIDEND 2.25 RUPEESPER SHARE

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Corrects last bullet to say METB down ~12% YTD, not up ~10.5%

** Metro Brands METB.NS up ~0.5% at 1,137 rupees, easing from a jump of as much as 6.2%

** Goldman Sachs starts coverage of the footwear retailer's stock with "buy" and 1,450 rupees PT

** Says Metro is better positioned to premiumisation trends than "neutral"-rated Bata India BATA.NS, whose premiumisation initiatives has not managed to revive growth yet

** Bata up 0.6% on the day

** Analysts' avg rating on both Metro and Bata is "hold" -LSEG data

** METB down ~12% YTD, while BATA is down ~16%

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March 15 (Reuters) - Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS:

• INDIA TRIBUNAL APPROVED SCHEME OF ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN METRO ATHLEISURE AND METRO BRANDS

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BENGALURU, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Footwear maker Bata India BATA.NS reported a third consecutive drop in its quarterly profit on Thursday, dragged by sluggish demand and higher expenses.

The lower than estimated bottomline of the company, which houses brands like Hush Puppies and Scholl, mirrors peer Metro Brands' METB.NS fourth straight drop in quarterly profit. nL4N3E833Q

Bata India's consolidated profit fell about 30% to 579.8 million rupees (nearly $7 million) in the three months to Dec. 31. Analysts had expected a profit of 1.06 billion rupees, according to LSEG data.

The shoemaker, which is in talks with Adidas ADSGn.DE for a strategic partnership, reported a marginal rise in revenue to 9.03 billion rupees from 9 billion rupees a year earlier, its slowest revenue growth since at least 2019, as per LSEG data.

Expenses rose 4.8% as the footwear retailer's inventory-related costs grew more than half on a year-on-year basis.

The company, which had established itself as a household name among Indians for its tennis shoes, said it opened 54 new franchise stores across the country in the quarter.

Shares of Bata India settled 2% lower ahead of the earnings.

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** Shares of Metro Brands Ltd METB.NS down 4.8% at ~1,155 rupees

** Footwear retailer misses third-quarter profit estimates on slowing rev growth, rising inventory costs

** METB's rev up 6.1%, it's slowest in at least a year - LSEG data

** Stock falls most since early Oct; slid 4% or lower only twice in 2023

** Management says liquidation of excess inventory to be completed by March - Motilal

** Over 112,000 shares traded, 1.3x the 30-day avg volume

** Fifteen analysts covering METB rate it "hold" on avg; median PT is 1,255 rupees - LSEG data

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BENGALURU, Jan 18 (Reuters) - India's Metro Brands METB.NS, which sells shoes from brands including Fila, Crocs and Mochi, reported its fourth straight drop in quarterly profit on Thursday, hurt by high inventory costs amid slowing sales growth.

The company's net profit fell 12.6% to 978.1 million rupees ($11.8 million) in the October-December quarter, missing analysts' estimate of 1.22 billion rupees, as per LSEG data.

The footwear retailer's inventory-related costs -- which account for about 60% of its total costs since it does not manufacture its own products -- have been steadily increasing for most of the year.

They rose 5% in the December quarter and, along with higher employee and finance costs, pushed total expenses up about 12%.

Metro Brands is the first among listed Indian footwear retailers, including Bata India BATA.NS and Relaxo Footwears RLXO.NS, to report its results.

Its revenue rose 6% to 6.36 billion rupees in the quarter, logging its slowest growth rate since the company went public in late 2021. Metro did not give details on its sales for the period.

The company opened 31 new stores in the quarter, bringing the net stores added this fiscal year to 87.

Metro Brands, recently struck a deal to operate Foot Locker FL.N stores in India, giving it access to brands such as Nike NKE.N and Adidas ADSGn.DE in a move that analysts say will further propel its growth.

Metro Brands' stock price has fallen 8.7% since that deal was announced. Shares closed up lower at about 1% ahead of the results.

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** Sales from Fila and upcoming Footlocker stores to constitute 50% of Metro Brands Ltd's METB.NS consol revenue over next 3-5 years - Motilal Oswal

** Brokerage sets street-high target of 1,530 rupees on footwear retailer; says METB's "rich" valaution backed by long-term growth scope

** METB shares up 1.5% at 1,277.7 rupees

** Motilal values Fila, Footlocker at around 160 rupees/shr

** However, Kotak Institutional Equities advises investors to "reduce," saying METB's long-term growth fully priced

** Motilal's "buy" on METB better than 15 analysts' avg rating of "hold" - LSEG data

** Stock rose 44% in 2023; rival Bata India BATA.NS was little changed

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** Kotak Institutional Equities begins coverage of footwear retailer Metro Brands METB.NS with "reduce" rating and fair value of 1,250 rupees, 7.4% lower than current price of 1,349.4 rupees

** "While there is a lot to like, stock is fully priced" - Kotak

** Says METB's average selling price of 1,450 rupees is highest among listed players

** Expects compound annual growth rate of 18% in revenue from FY23-FY26; says store network expansion is the primary growth driver

** Mean rating of 15 analysts is "hold;" median PT is 1,231 rupees - LSEG data

** METB stock up 2.7%, taking YTD gain to 52.7%; rivals Bata India BATA.NS and Relaxo Footwear RLXO.NS up 1.2% and 0.3% this year

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BENGALURU, Nov 30 (Reuters) - India's Metro Brands METB.NS rose as much as 8.5% on Thursday to a record high, a day after the footwear retailer inked a deal with U.S.-based chain Foot Locker FL.N, which plans enter the Asian market in 2024.

Metro Brands, which has over 700 stores across the country, will own and operate Foot Locker stores, selling shoes from brands such as Nike NKE.N and Adidas ADSGn.DE.

About 809,000 Metro shares changed hands in morning trade, 6 times 30-day average of 136,000 shares, seeing most active session since Oct. 3.

"This is a favorable partnership agreement for Metro and is a value additive," Nuvama analysts said in a note.

The analysts said the new format stores for Metro can scale up to at least 200 stores, raising its target price for Metro Brands to 1,304 rupees from 1,142 rupees.

Meanwhile, FSN E-Commerce Ventures FSNE.NS, parent of Nykaa gained 0.4%. FSN's Nykaa Fashion will serve as the

exclusive e-commerce partner for the Metro-Foot Locker partnership.

Metro Brands shares, which are up over 56% so far this year, were last up 4%.

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By Hritam Mukherjee

BENGALURU, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Foot Locker FL.N will enter the Indian market in 2024 in partnership with local peer Metro Brands METB.NS and cosmetics-to-fashion retailer Nykaa, the U.S.-based athleisure chain said on Wednesday, giving it a much wider global footprint.

Metro Brands, which has over 700 stores across India, will exclusively own and operate Foot Locker stores in the country and focus on selling shoes from brands such as Nike NKE.N and Adidas ADSGn.DE.

Nykaa Fashion, owned by FSN E-Commerce Ventures FSNE.NS, will operate Foot Locker's India website and also sell authorized merchandise on a Foot Locker branded shop on its platform.

"Inking a deal with a company that pioneered the sneaker culture globally is a big positive for Metro Brands. Getting into more contemporary segments and bringing foreign brands through their stores is strategically a right step in the right direction," said Amnish Aggarwal, research analyst at Prabhudas Lilladher.

Foot Locker's entry into the Indian market comes at a time when it is struggling with sticky inflation, spending cutbacks and elevated inventories in its home market.

The company's stock has lost 40% of its value this year.

"These agreements will enable Foot Locker to efficiently access the large and growing sneaker market in India," the company said in a statement while forecasting a smaller-than-expected decline in its fourth-quarter comparable sales.

Rising affluence in India and a shift in consumer spend from mom-and-pop stores to bigger chains have made India an attractive destination for foreign brands.

Earlier this year, Indian media reported rival Bata India BATA.NS is in partnership talks with Adidas, potentially dialing up competition between footwear sellers in the South Asian country.

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** Shares of India's Metro Brands METB.NS up as much as 4.52% to hit record high at 1339.40 rupees

** METB on track to clock third straight gaining session

** Reuters could not immediately ascertain reason behind the stock move

** More than 137,000 shares changed hands by 3:26 p.m. IST, 0.9x 30-day avg

** Mean recommendation of 15 analysts is "hold", median TP is 1,150 rupees - LSEG data

** Stock up ~50% YTD

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