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Naveen Kumar

16th Jul · SEBI-Registered Analyst

MOTISONS

Based in Jaipur, Motisons is a premium jewelry brand that recently raised ₹150 crore through a QIP to expand beyond its home turf. Their profit grew by 48% last year, aided by rising gold prices and a shift in consumer behavior toward organized, branded players. The company maintains a very low debt-to-equity ratio of 0.08, which is rare in the capital-intensive jewelry business. While they currently have regional concentration, their plan to enter Tier-2 cities in North India is a bold growth move. view: Jewelry is a sentiment-driven business. While the QIP was done at a discount—which initially bothered some investors-the influx of institutional money (FIIs up to 1.1% and DIIs to 3.5%) proves the big players see a long-term winner. The low debt makes it resilient. However, expansion brings execution risk. Currently, it stays in the Good News category due to its premium branding and clean balance sheet.

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