I visited the store which sell safety shoes and helmets. The dealer strongly recommended Torp Shoes. He said if you are price bound you take Mallcom (The company gives 6 months warranty)
He kept very less varieties of shoes from Mallcom (when I asked about any discount on the bulk purchases he denied saying there is very less margin in selling this but we can give discounts in Karam and Torp)
I wore all three brands of shoes and tried almost 6-7 shoesMallcom shoes have a very thin sole and the metal part which is kept near the toe for prevention of injury in the case where a heavy object falls on the ankle so there wasn’t enough cushion in Mallcom shoes so it gave pain in my toe.
Karam had a cushion but it was thin. Torp had a super good cusion.
Mallcom seems to Target a low-price market while Karam is a premium market product.
All are certified shoes.
He said there is not much price difference. He said whats different in any helmet. It’s all same just that brands like Mallcom Karam give 6 month warranty and local players don’t but workers buy local products. No certification here.

I am not sure… Weren’t there some pending orders that got pushed from H1 to H2?

When I look at 9 months consolidated results (source), I don’t see much growth.

Revenue: 49662 from 44887
PBT: 5953 from 5185

Not sure if I am missing anything here…

Disc: Invested

Other expenses has been a big mystery to me too. Company doesn’t do concalls. Let’s see if they will put out investor presentation.

Looking at the initiatives of the company, the intentions were never doubtful.

Right issue will be repriced. Is it a red flag.?

When right issue was priced so high that the promoter only would have participated, why is there a decrease in promoter shareholding? And why the exchange wasn’t notified of the same.

Can anyone help with the answers please?