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Demand for 'two-mile footwear has increased by 20%, according to Bata India

14th September 2021, Mumbai:

Because post-lockdown customer tastes are still largely affected by a need for comfort, footwear retailer Bata India has seen demand for "two-mile" footwear rise by 20%, as well as casual footwear demand. According to the Hindustan Times, casual footwear is driving Bata India's current development, with both two-mile and sneaker designs staying popular even after the lockdown. Two-mile footwear, according to the company, is a cross between loungewear and workplace, with comfort-driven styles that are nevertheless appropriate for more formal occasions. The two-mile trend has also gained traction in the fashion industry, with clothes like kaftans and rompers dominating work-from-home collections and even making their way into event dress lines.

The Hindustan Times quoted Bata India's chief collection officer Matteo Lambert as saying, "Even when the world opens up and people start venturing out, they search for footwear that can offer them with home-like comfort all day long." “The distinctions between absolutely formal and informal attire are inevitably blurring.

This opened the way for two-mile footwear, which provides the ideal mix of leisure and workwear. In the previous year, we've seen an increase in demand for two-mile footwear. Overall, demand for two-mile footwear has risen by 20%, and this trend is expected to continue.”

At Bata, casual footwear has become increasingly fashionable.

As a result, the company has increased its focus on shoes, with brands such as Power, North Star, and Hush Puppies among them. Anand Narang, Bata India's vice president of marketing and customer experience, told Afaqs, "In the previous three to four years, we've been executing campaigns where we promote casual footwear and sneaker items." “Over the previous two years or so, our demand for casuals and sneakers has increased by more than 40%.”

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Shahi Exports, an Indian clothing behemoth, and Nike, a well-known American brand, have teamed up for retail commerce

8th September 2021, Mumbai:

Shahi Exports, India's largest garment exporter, has partnered with Nike, the world's largest footwear and apparel company. Nike Inc. has separated its franchisee rights in India into a tiered structure for different markets, according to a story in The Economic Times, and has brought in a subsidiary of clothing exporter Shahi Exports to manage shops in five major markets.

Shahi Exports, for example, is in negotiations with a few malls to establish Nike stores ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 square feet. Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai, Pune, and Ahmedabad are among the cities where the Indian clothing giant will open outlets.

Shahi Exports was formed because Nike needed a little larger firm with (greater) investment capacity. SSIPL (Nike's major franchisee in India for the past 25 years) has already moved approximately three dozen Nike stores to Shahi as part of the realignment. Nike, Shahi, and SSIPL, on the other hand, have yet to corroborate the news. It's worth noting that Shahi Exports' MD, Anand Ahuja, also co-owns VegNonVeg, a multi-brand online footwear platform.

Meanwhile, several of Nike's employees in India have allegedly relocated to Singapore, and the Bengaluru headquarters will now focus only on the company's e-commerce operations.

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Vedant Fashions, owner-Manyavar dressing up for IPO

7th September 2021, Mumbai:

Vedant Fashions - Owning celebration wear brands Manyavar, Mohey, Mebaz, Twamev and Manthan--  is getting prepared & is likely to file the draft red herring prospectus (DRHP) for an initial public offering (IPO) with market regulator SEBI this week.

Company is expected to raise about Rs 3,000 crore through the IPO. The IPO is expected to be a complete offer for sale (OFS), which means that none of the funds raised through the IPO are expected to go to the company, instead go to the selling shareholders.

Existing scenario

Private equity firm Kedaara Capital and Ravi Modi, Founder, Vedant Fashions, are expected to be the large selling shareholders, contemplating to dilute a stake of approximately 14 percent.

In the last four years, the company has been sustainably growing its revenue and is on growth path.

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Investor bankers

Axis Capital, ICICI Securities, Edelweiss Securities, IIFL and Kotak Securities are the investment bankers to the issue.

 

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Vedant Fashions (Manyavar), an Indian ethnic wear company, has filed draught documents for an initial public offering (IPO)

13th September 2021, Mumbai:

Vedant Fashions (Manyavar), India's biggest ethnic wear firm, has filed draught documents with market regulator SEBI (Security and Exchange Board of India) to acquire money through an initial public offering (IPO) (IPO).

According to the company's DRHP (Detailed Red Herring Prospectus), the offering consists of a pure offer for sale (OFS) of up to 36.36 million shares by the company's current promoters and shareholders. Rhine Holdings Ltd. has up to 17.46 million shares in the OFS; Kedaara Capital Alternative Investment Fund-Kedaara Capital AIF I has up to 723,000 shares in the OFS, and Ravi Modi Family Trust has up to 18.18 million shares in the OFS. 

Vedant Fashions, created by Ravi Modi, is funded by Kedaara Capital, an India-focused private equity firm, and its other brands include Mohey, Mebaz, Twamev, and Manthan. Rhine Holdings now owns 7.2 percent of the company, while Kedaara AIF owns 0.3 percent. Ravi Modi Family Trust owns 74.67 percent of the company.

A production capacity of 10 million pieces per year is also a goal for the firm. Vedant Fashions will not get any revenues from the offer, according to the DRHP. The offer's goals are to reap the benefits of listing equity shares on stock exchanges and to complete the selling shareholders' offer to sell up to 36,364,838 equity shares.

The business anticipates that listing the equity shares would increase its visibility and brand image, as well as offer liquidity to shareholders and create a public market for the equity shares in India.

“We plan to concentrate our growth efforts on markets where we believe there is a growing demand for our goods and where we can utilize our existing presence to grow our market share,” says the company.

We have chosen numerous cities and towns in both existing geographies where we have a presence and new geographies where we aim to build our first EBOs through our cluster-based expansion strategy,” the business said in the DRHP.

Revenues for FY21 were Rs. 564.82 crore, down from Rs. 915.55 crore the previous year. The net profit for the period was Rs. 181.92 crore, down from Rs. 311.84 crore the previous year. In terms of sales, OPBDIT, and profit after tax for FY 2020, Vedant Fashions is the leading firm in India in the men's Indian wedding and celebration wear category, according to CRISIL.

The firm has a retail footprint of 1.1 million square feet, with 525 EBOs (Exclusive Brand Outlets) distributed throughout 207 cities and towns in India, including 55 shop-in-shops, and 12 EBOs in the United States, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates. Over the next three years, it hopes to quadruple its national footprint.

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Vedant Fashions (Manyavar), an Indian ethnic wear company, has filed draught documents for an initial public offering (IPO)

Adidas has opened a digital flagship store in India

11th September 2021, Mumbai:

Adidas, the world's largest athletic company, inaugurated its digital flagship shop for consumers across the country on Thursday. Consumer feedback and evaluations were taken into consideration when designing and curating the all-new website.

The digital flagship store focuses on providing a seamless experience, innovation, cutting-edge UI, and a quick interface, giving customers a worldwide online shopping experience that is technologically better and seamless. The website provides a unique tech-driven experience that allows customers to easily explore the digital store and purchase their favorite items. 

Consumers are guided across the digital flagship store, from search to navigation, to locate and purchase the correct product, fit, and support, as well as the finest cross-category upgrades, boosting their overall online retail trip. The collection focuses on important areas such as Running, Lifestyle, Training, and Football while aiming towards establishing a platform that functions as the go-to place for everything sport.

The flagship store also improves the shopping experience for important customer groups such as women and children. Senior Director, Brand Adidas, India, commented on the inauguration of the digital flagship shop. Sunil Gupta expressed his thoughts as follows: "We aim to strengthen the brand's reputation in India by acknowledging user input with the introduction of our new internet shop. 

Our goal is to change the attitude from an eCommerce site to a digital brand shop that puts the customer first. The digital shop seeks to boost our reputation, improve the customer experience, and promote our environmental initiatives. Consumers will have an amazing experience thanks to the unique technologies and enhanced user interface."

In addition to the launch, Adidas will welcome hackers, developers, and tech professionals to test the beta version of the website for bugs and compatibility concerns, and will compensate them for their technical input. The company will also continue to engage with customers through creative offers and events, such as new and exciting launches, in order to keep customers' shopping spirits up and prepare them for the forthcoming holiday season.

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Aditya Birla Fashions aims for a revenue of Rs 25,000 crore by 2026

13th September 2021, Mumbai:

Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Ltd (ABFRL), a leading fashion retailer, is targeting sales of Rs 25,000 crore ($3.4 billion) by 2026. In FY2021, ABFRL had net revenue of Rs 5,249 crore.

To drive its development in the next years, the business is counting on its portfolio of brands, robust distribution, and digital network, as well as a consumer-centric and innovation-focused culture. ABFRL intends to focus on ethnic clothing to increase sales, with this category expected to contribute the most to overall sales in the next years.

“Ethnic fashion and clothing is the largest section in the fashion and apparel industry, with a sizable profit stream. It's also a sector that's resistant to changes in the clothing cycle and isn't as affected by the global brand rivalry.

ABFRL currently has one of the strongest and most complete portfolios of brands in the Indian ethnic market, thanks to acquisitions and collaborations, according to ABFRL chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla.

“The firm redesigned its brand and customer digital experience, aggressively pushed e-commerce through deeper relationships with third-party e-commerce platforms and investments in our e-commerce platform, and digitized backend processes. 

As a consequence, digital channel sales increased by 40% in the last year,” he continued. Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail is India's largest fashion firm, including labels such as Louis Philippe, Van Heusen, Allen Solly, and Peter England.

It now operates 3,212 shops in India, with 31,000 multi-brand outlets and 6,835 points of sale in department stores. 

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Vedant Fashions, the proprietor of 'Manyavar,' has filed IPO documents with the Sebi

11th September 2021, Mumbai:

Vedant Fashions Ltd, which owns the ethnic apparel label Manyavar, has filed preliminary documents with the capital markets regulator Sebi to acquire money through an initial public offering (IPO).

According to the draught red herring prospectus, the initial public offering (IPO) is simply a sale of 36,364,838 equity shares by the promoter and existing shareholders (DRHP). Rhine Holdings Ltd is selling up to 1.74 crore shares, Kedaara Capital Alternative Investment Fund-Kedaara Capital AIF I is selling up to 7.23 lakh shares, and Ravi Modi Family Trust is selling up to 1.81 crore shares.

Ravi Modi, Shilpi Modi, and the Ravi Modi Family Trust are the company's promoters. The firm will not get any money from the public offering because it is solely an offer for sale. With a presence across the country, Vedant Fashions' 'Manyavar' brand is a category leader in the branded Indian wedding and celebration apparel industry. 

Twamev, Manthan, Mohey, and Mebaz are some of the company's other brands. As of June 30, 2021, the business has a global retail network of 537 exclusive brand outlets (EBOs) and 55 shop-in-shops, including 12 foreign EBOs in the United States, Canada, and the United Arab Emirates, all of which have a substantial Indian diaspora.

In the draught documents, the business stated, "We want to expand our retail network and product reach by entering additional regions, including Tier II and III towns and cities in India, as we think these markets provide substantial growth possibilities for us." The issue's book running lead managers are Axis Capital, Edelweiss Financial Services, ICICI Securities, IIFL Securities, and Kotak Mahindra Capital.

 

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