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MULTI-BAGGER STOCK HITS ALL TIME HIGH AS REVENUE JUMPS 130% IN Q1

Published: July 9, 2022
Author: DIGITAL MEDIA EXECUTIVE
  • With a market cap of Rs. 1,636 crores, Monte Carlo Fashions Ltd. is a small-cap company that operates in the apparel and textile industry.

With a market cap of Rs. 1,636 crores, Monte Carlo Fashions Ltd. is a small-cap company that operates in the apparel and textile industry. More than 200 exclusive brand outlets and over 1300 multi-brand outlets currently serve Monte Carlo. Today’s opening price for the shares of Monte Carlo was 734.60, and in trade today on the NSE, it reached an all-time high of 798.95. The stock closed at 793.95 level with an upside gap of 9.40 per cent with 7,78,937 shares traded today. The stock’s 52-week low was 309.45 on August 23, 2021, meaning that it is presently trading 156 per cent higher than that low.

The company revealed today that it had excellent first-quarter sales, with a significant revenue rise of around 130 per cent in Q1 FY23 and 60% approx over Q1 FY20. “The growth in sale is contributed by both volume growth and calibrated price increase on the back of steep rise in cotton prices. The quarterly sales have not only surpassed the pre-covid levels but have been the best ever for the company on the back of strong brand equity among consumers, latest fashion products and superior quality aided by solid end of season sales, encouraging festive & wedding season across India,” the company has said in an exchange filing.

The company also notified the BSE that it expanded its retail footprint in India by launching 11 new EBOs during the first quarter of FY23, with 7 of them located in the Northern Region, 2 in the Northern Region, 1 in the Southern Region, and 1 in the Eastern Region. With this, there are now around 324 EBOs spread throughout 20 states and 4 union territories.

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