Ethos share worth: Shares of luxurious watch retailer Ethos debuted on a weak notice and bought listed at a reduction of over 6 per cent from their situation worth within the inventory exchanges right now.
The scrip bought listed at Rs 825.00 apiece on the National Stock Exchange (NSE), thereby registering a fall of 6.04 per cent from its provide worth of Rs 878.00, whereas on the BSE, it opened at Rs 830.00, down 5.47 per cent from the difficulty worth.
The inventory additional dipped decrease from its opening ranges and touched a low of Rs 796.80 on the BSE and Rs 800.00 on NSE throughout the first 10 minutes of commerce.
At 10:10 am, the scrip was buying and selling at Rs 804.95 on the BSE, down 8.32 per cent from the difficulty worth whereas on NSE it was at Rs 806.40, down 8.15 per cent. The market capitalisation stood at Rs 1,879.50 crore, information from the BSE confirmed.
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Over 10.52 lakh shares of Ethos have been traded up to now on NSE whereas round 65 thousand shares have exchanged palms on the BSE, information from the respective inventory change confirmed.
Ethos has the biggest portfolio of premium and luxurious watches in India and retails 50 premium and luxurious watch manufacturers like Omega, IWC Schaffhausen, Jaeger LeCoultre, Panerai, Bvlgari, H. Moser & Cie, Rado, Longines, Baume & Mercier, Oris SA, Corum, Carl F Bucherer, Tissot, Raymond Weil, Louis Moinet and Balmain. Under the model title Ethos, it opened its first luxurious retail watch retailer in January 2003 in Chandigarh.
The IPO was out there for public subscription from May 18-20, 2022 and bought subscribed 1.04 occasions by the ultimate day.
Reacting to the itemizing, Santosh Meena, Head of Research at Swastika Investmart stated, “The company’s negative listing can be attributed to the rich pricing, current market sentiments, and lack of investor interest. The company is one of the largest sellers of luxury watches in India having a loyal customer base, omnichannel distribution network, long-standing relationships with the best luxury watchmakers, and experienced promoters. However, the high valuations, lack of exclusive agreements with watchmakers, inventory heavy operations make this issue suitable only for long-term investors having a high-risk appetite. Those who applied for listing gains can maintain a stop loss of Rs 800.”