METROBRAND - Metro Brands Limited Share Price

Consumer Durables

₹1072.60-6.50(-0.60%)

Market Closed as of Apr 28, 2025, 15:30 IST

What does Metro Brands Limited do?

Footwear•Consumer Durables•Mid Cap

Metro Brands is a prominent footwear company in India, trading under the stock ticker METROBRAND. With a substantial market capitalization of Rs. 30,494.2 Crores, the company specializes in retailing footwear for various demographics, including men, women, kids, and unisex options.

The company offers a wide range of footwear under its own brands such as Metro, Mochi, Walkway, and daVinchi. In addition to its proprietary brands, Metro Brands also carries third-party brands like Crocs, Foot Locker, FILA, FitFlop, Cheemo, Proline, Vans, and Biofoot. Beyond footwear, they provide various accessories, including belts, bags, socks, wallets, and clutches, as well as footcare and shoe-care products.

Metro Brands operates through both physical retail stores and online channels, ensuring accessibility to its customers. Originally known as Metro Shoes Limited, the company rebranded in September 2018 and has its headquarters in Mumbai, India.

In terms of financial performance, Metro Brands has shown a trailing 12-month revenue of Rs. 2,541.9 Crores and has been a profitable enterprise, yielding a profit of Rs. 414.7 Crores over the last four quarters. The company's revenue growth over the past year was 6.7%. Furthermore, it rewards its investors with dividends, currently offering a yield of 1.76% per year and having returned Rs. 19.75 dividend per share in the last 12 months. However, the company has diluted its shareholder stakes by 0.2% over the past three years.

Industry Group:Consumer Durables

Employees:3,908

Website:metrobrands.com

Investor Care
Dividend Yield	1.84%
Dividend/Share (TTM)	19.75
Shares Dilution (1Y)	0.07%
Diluted EPS (TTM)	15.06

Financial Health
Current Ratio	3.08
Debt/Equity	0.00
Debt/Cashflow	0.00

Pros

Technicals: Bullish SharesGuru indicator.

Balance Sheet: Strong Balance Sheet.

Insider Trading: There's significant insider buying recently.

Buy Backs: Company has bought back it's stock in the past which is a good thing.

Size: Market Cap wise it is among the top 20% companies of india.

Smart Money: Smart money is taking extra interest in the stock as they increase their holdings.

Profitability: Very strong Profitability. One year profit margin are 16%.

Cons

Momentum: Stock has a weak negative price momentum.

The Good, Bad and Ugly

Growth

Profitability

Size

Dilution Rank

Balance Sheet

Momentum

Technicals

Smart Money

Insider Trading

Sector Comparison: METROBRAND vs Consumer Durables

Comprehensive comparison against sector averages

Comparative Metrics

METROBRAND metrics compared to Consumer

Category	METROBRAND	Consumer
PE	70.80	63.86
PS	11.55	2.00
Growth	6.7 %	8.1 %

Performance Comparison

METROBRAND vs Consumer (2022 - 2025)

Key Insights

1. METROBRAND is among the Top 10 Consumer Durables companies but not in Top 5.
2. The company holds a market share of 0.4% in Consumer Durables.
3. The company is growing at an average growth rate of other Consumer Durables companies.

Share Holdings

Understand Metro Brands ownership landscape with insights into key distribution patterns, offering investors a clear view of stakeholder dynamics.

Holding Pattern

Major Shareholders

Share Holding Details

As of 2025-03-31

Shareholder Name	Holding %
Aziza Malik Family Trust (Trustee - Farah Malik Bhanji)	28.08%
Rafique Malik Family Trust (Trustee - Farah Malik Bhanji)	27.68%
REKHA RAKESH JHUNJHUNWALA	4.79%
ALISHA RAFIQUE MALIK	2.9%
KOTAK MAHINDRA TRUSTEE CO LTD A/C KOTAK QUANT FUND	2.38%
UTI-MID CAP FUND	1.51%
Zarah Malik Family Trust (Trustee - Rafique Abdul Malik)	1.46%
Farah Malik Family Trust(Trustee - Rafique Abdul Malik)	1.46%
Zia Malik Family Trust (Trustee - Rafique Abdul Malik)	1.46%
Sabina Malik Family Trust (Trustee - Rafique Abdul Malik)	1.46%
SABINA MALIK HADI	1.45%
ZARAH RAFIQUE MALIK	1.45%
ZIA MALIK LALJI	1.45%
FARAH MALIK BHANJI	1.44%
RAFIQUE ABDUL MALIK	0.99%
AZIZA RAFIQUE MALIK	0.5%
RUKSHANA KURBANALI JAVERI	0.09%
MUMTAZ JAFFER	0.01%
SULEIMAN SADRUDIN BHANJI	0.01%

Overall Distribution

Distribution across major stakeholders

Ownership Distribution

Distribution across major institutional holders

Balance Sheet for Metro Brands

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	86.4%	83	45	27	29	32	59
Current investments	9.5%	805	735	523	466	529	354
Loans, current	-57%	4.87	10	1.51	1.22	2.04	1.42
Total current financial assets	24.6%	1,101	884	766	696	855	836
Inventories	-0.4%	695	698	660	587	567	419
Total current assets	13.6%	1,840	1,620	1,456	1,331	1,483	1,332
Property, plant and equipment	3.7%	361	348	1,261	285	251	234
Capital work-in-progress	90.8%	13	7.29	13	17	13	5.58
Investment property	0%	30	30	0	0	0	-
Goodwill	0%	40	40	0	0	0	0
Non-current investments	-	0	0	104	104	5.04	5.04
Loans, non-current	-	0	0	157	146	0	0
Total non-current financial assets	-16.2%	94	112	331	310	57	52
Total non-current assets	0.7%	1,681	1,670	1,651	1,472	1,071	932
Total assets	7%	3,520	3,289	3,107	2,803	2,554	2,264
Total non-current financial liabilities	1.2%	964	953	914	800	699	598
Total non-current liabilities	1.2%	964	953	914	800	699	598
Total current financial liabilities	30.1%	558	429	442	420	396	349
Provisions, current	5.8%	8.44	8.03	6.09	7.98	5.53	3.85
Current tax liabilities	212.1%	2.81	1.58	14	1.55	12	8.78
Total current liabilities	23.6%	619	501	508	471	460	428
Total liabilities	8.8%	1,582	1,454	1,422	1,270	1,159	1,026
Equity share capital	0%	136	136	136	136	136	136
Total equity	5.6%	1,938	1,835	1,685	1,533	1,395	1,238
Total equity and liabilities	7%	3,520	3,289	3,107	2,803	2,554	2,264

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Description	(%) Q/Q	Sep-2024	Mar-2024	Sep-2023	Mar-2023	Sep-2022	Mar-2022
Cash and cash equivalents	87.2%	89	48	33	32	37	62
Current investments	9.7%	806	735	523	466	529	354
Loans, current	166.7%	2.76	1.66	1.58	1.27	2.1	1.49
Total current financial assets	24.1%	1,164	938	856	813	895	867
Inventories	-1.4%	700	710	705	646	575	424
Total current assets	13%	1,912	1,692	1,604	1,524	1,532	1,368
Property, plant and equipment	3.7%	363	350	338	298	252	235
Capital work-in-progress	90.8%	13	7.29	13	17	13	5.58
Goodwill	0%	41	41	41	41	0	0
Non-current investments	3723.5%	14	1.34	1.34	1.34	9.5	8.48
Total non-current financial assets	-89.5%	111	1,049	81	904	69	63
Total non-current assets	0.8%	1,674	1,661	1,560	1,404	1,085	946
Total assets	7%	3,587	3,353	3,164	2,927	2,617	2,314
Total non-current financial liabilities	1.2%	964	953	0	941	699	598
Provisions, non-current	-257.1%	0	0.72	1.22	1.11	0.72	0.63
Total non-current liabilities	1%	964	954	928	946	699	599
Borrowings, current	-	0	0	0	1.52	1.76	0
Total current financial liabilities	29%	557	432	325	350	402	349
Provisions, current	20.6%	9.48	8.03	10	13	5.68	4.01
Current tax liabilities	-217.6%	0	1.85	14	1.52	12	8.78
Total current liabilities	22.6%	620	506	534	407	467	428
Total liabilities	8.6%	1,585	1,460	1,462	1,353	1,166	1,027
Equity share capital	0%	136	136	136	136	136	136
Non controlling interest	10.7%	32	29	28	26	25	22
Total equity	5.8%	2,002	1,893	1,702	1,574	1,451	1,287
Total equity and liabilities	7%	3,587	3,353	3,164	2,927	2,617	2,314

Income Statement for Metro Brands

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	21.4%	688	567	563	527	616	532
Other Income	4.8%	23	22	23	17	16	18
Total Income	20.6%	710	589	586	544	633	550
Cost of Materials	-	0	0	0	0	0	200
Purchases of stock-in-trade	-5.1%	262	276	201	209	307	28
Employee Expense	5.4%	60	57	57	50	56	50
Finance costs	4.8%	23	22	21	18	20	19
Depreciation and Amortization	4.9%	65	62	60	48	56	54
Other expenses	15.2%	122	106	101	106	107	93
Total Expenses	10.2%	553	502	463	450	484	444
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	80.5%	158	88	123	93	149	106
Total profit before tax	80.5%	158	88	123	93	149	106
Current tax	122.7%	50	23	32	29	41	28
Deferred tax	619.5%	13	-1.31	-1.07	-2.4	-2.6	-2.06
Total tax	200%	64	22	31	27	38	26
Total profit (loss) for period	43.1%	94	66	92	66	111	79
Other comp. income net of taxes	7%	-0.07	-0.15	-0.02	-1.27	-0.06	-0.04
Total Comprehensive Income	43.1%	94	66	92	65	111	79
Earnings Per Share, Basic	74.5%	3.46	2.41	3.396	2.44	4.092	2.924
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	75%	3.45	2.4	3.38	2.43	4.074	2.91

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Revenue From Operations	12.3%	2,305	2,052	1,312
Other Income	25.9%	69	55	58
Total Income	12.7%	2,374	2,107	1,371
Purchases of stock-in-trade	1.5%	1,032	1,017	684
Employee Expense	27.1%	217	171	116
Finance costs	26.2%	78	62	50
Depreciation and Amortization	30.5%	228	175	134
Other expenses	21.4%	427	352	244
Total Expenses	18.7%	1,908	1,608	1,093
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	-6.4%	466	498	278
Total profit before tax	-6.4%	466	498	278
Current tax	-42.2%	79	136	76
Deferred tax	-170.6%	-31.01	-10.83	-5.9
Total tax	-62.1%	48	125	70
Total profit (loss) for period	12.1%	418	373	208
Other comp. income net of taxes	105.3%	1.14	-1.64	0.51
Total Comprehensive Income	12.7%	419	372	208
Earnings Per Share, Basic	12.8%	15.37	13.739	7.761
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	12.8%	15.31	13.686	7.733

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

QuarterlyAnnual

Description	(%) Q/Q	Dec-2024	Sep-2024	Jun-2024	Mar-2024	Dec-2023	Sep-2023
Revenue From Operations	20.2%	703	585	576	583	636	556
Other Income	0%	23	23	23	24	16	16
Total Income	19.2%	726	609	599	607	651	572
Purchases of stock-in-trade	-3.2%	271	280	206	212	303	209
Employee Expense	5.1%	63	60	59	59	60	55
Finance costs	4.8%	23	22	21	20	20	20
Depreciation and Amortization	6.6%	66	62	60	59	59	57
Other expenses	15%	124	108	103	111	121	105
Total Expenses	10.1%	567	515	476	504	516	477
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	69.9%	159	94	123	104	136	95
Total profit before tax	69.9%	159	94	123	104	136	95
Current tax	108.3%	51	25	32	-27.83	41	29
Deferred tax	493.9%	14	-2.3	-1.1	-22.96	-3.24	-1.62
Total tax	204.8%	65	22	31	-50.79	38	28
Total profit (loss) for period	32.4%	95	72	92	156	99	68
Other comp. income net of taxes	7.8%	-0.06	-0.15	-0.02	1.38	-0.06	-0.04
Total Comprehensive Income	32.4%	95	72	92	157	99	68
Earnings Per Share, Basic	59%	3.48	2.56	3.373	5.71	3.599	2.454
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	58.7%	3.46	2.55	3.359	5.69	3.584	2.441
Debt service coverage ratio	-	0	0	0	0	0	0
Interest service coverage ratio	-	0	0	0	0	0	0

Description	(%) Q/Q	Mar-2024	Mar-2023	Mar-2022
Revenue From Operations	10.8%	2,357	2,127	1,343
Other Income	32.1%	71	54	59
Total Income	11.3%	2,428	2,182	1,402
Purchases of stock-in-trade	-1.3%	1,052	1,066	700
Employee Expense	24%	228	184	121
Finance costs	25.8%	79	63	50
Depreciation and Amortization	26.7%	229	181	134
Other expenses	18.9%	442	372	247
Total Expenses	16.1%	1,965	1,692	1,118
Profit Before exceptional items and Tax	-5.5%	462	489	283
Total profit before tax	-5.5%	462	489	283
Current tax	-41.2%	81	137	76
Deferred tax	-164%	-31.52	-11.32	-5.62
Total tax	-60.8%	50	126	70
Total profit (loss) for period	13.7%	415	365	214
Other comp. income net of taxes	107.1%	1.21	-1.94	0.41
Total Comprehensive Income	14.9%	417	363	215
Earnings Per Share, Basic	15.2%	15.18	13.308	86
Earnings Per Share, Diluted	15.1%	15.11	13.256	7.977
Debt service coverage ratio	-2%	0	0.02	0.02
Interest service coverage ratio	-7.5%	0	0.07	0.0548

Cash Flow for Metro Brands

Consolidated figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Standalone Data

Finance costs	9169.8%
Change in inventories	62.6%
Depreciation	26.7%
Dividend income	39.8%
Adjustments for interest income	51.7%
Share-based payments	62.3%
Net Cashflows from Operations	-3.6%
Income taxes paid (refund)	-
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	-15.6%
Proceeds from sales of PPE	-114%
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	16.2%
Dividends received	-13.6%
Interest received	135%
Income taxes paid (refund)	-100.7%
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	31.9%
Proceeds from issuing shares	74.9%
Repayments of borrowings	-101%
Payments of lease liabilities	22.9%
Dividends paid	32.2%
Interest paid	-16.3%
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	10.1%
Net change in cash and cash eq.	148.9%

Standalone figures (in Rs. Crores) / View Consolidated Data

Finance costs	26.2%
Change in inventories	56%
Depreciation	30.5%
Dividend income	39.8%
Adjustments for interest income	38.7%
Share-based payments	62.3%
Net Cashflows from Operations	21.1%
Income taxes paid (refund)	-42.1%
Net Cashflows From Operating Activities	42.8%
Cashflows used in obtaining control of subsidiaries	-101%
Proceeds from sales of PPE	-114%
Purchase of property, plant and equipment	17.3%
Proceeds from sales of intangible assets	-13.6%
Interest received	95.5%
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	-57.2%
Net Cashflows From Investing Activities	-447.9%
Proceeds from issuing shares	-154.6%
Payments of lease liabilities	26.4%
Dividends paid	32.2%
Other inflows (outflows) of cash	102.3%
Net Cashflows from Financing Activities	19.3%
Net change in cash and cash eq.	148.2%

Valuation
Market Cap	29.18 kCr
Price/Earnings (Trailing)	70.37
Price/Sales (Trailing)	11.48
EV/EBITDA	35.89
Price/Free Cashflow	64.71
MarketCap/EBT	60.83

Fundamentals
Revenue (TTM)	2.54 kCr
Rev. Growth (Yr)	11.49%
Rev. Growth (Qtr)	19.3%
Earnings (TTM)	414.69 Cr
Earnings Growth (Yr)	-3.75%
Earnings Growth (Qtr)	32.48%

Profitability
Operating Margin	18.87%
EBT Margin	18.87%
Return on Equity	20.71%
Return on Assets	11.56%
Free Cashflow Yield	1.55%

Ticker	Name	Mkt Cap	Revenue	Price %, 1M	Returns, 1Y	P/E	P/S	Rev 1-Yr	Inc 1-Yr
BATAINDIA	Bata IndiaFootwear	15.67 kCr	3.56 kCr	-0.03%	-10.55%	44.99	4.4	+1.55%	+31.72%
RELAXO	Relaxo FootwearsFootwear	10.43 kCr	2.87 kCr	+2.99%	-49.58%	59.45	3.64	-3.19%	-13.28%
CAMPUS	Campus ActivewearFootwear	7.43 kCr	1.56 kCr	+5.56%	-3.21%	62.51	4.76	+8.94%	+49.31%
LIBERTSHOE	Liberty ShoesFootwear	686.97 Cr	657.74 Cr	+25.47%	+22.00%	53.1	1.04	+3.80%	+119.82%
KHADIM	Khadim IndiaFootwear	543.82 Cr	629.19 Cr	+2.41%	-15.60%	105.33	0.86	-2.14%	-45.90%

Summary of Latest Earnings Report from Metro Brands

Summary of Metro Brands's latest earnings call, featuring management's outlook on business performance, financial results, and analyst Q&A sessions that highlight key strategic initiatives and market challenges.

Earnings Outlook

Last updated: Jan 25

Management provided an optimistic outlook, emphasizing a return to double-digit revenue growth (10% YoY in Q3), driven by improved performance across all banners. Key highlights include:

1. Financial Performance: EBITDA grew 13% (margin >32%), with PBT up 18%. Margins remain robust, guided to stay above 55% (gross) and ~30% (EBITDA).

2. Expansion Plans: Targeting 140"“145 store additions in FY26 to meet the 2-year goal of 225 new stores by FY26. Focus includes scaling Foot Locker (3 stores signed, dependent on BIS supply resolution), Fila (relaunch underway), and New Era (testing kiosks).

3. Segment Updates:

Foot Locker: Growth cautious due to BIS-related supply constraints; expects clarity in 4"“8 weeks.
Fila: Liquidation complete; initial launch well-received, with broader rollouts from February.
E-commerce/Quick Commerce: Testing quick commerce channels in select markets.

4. Market Trends: No consumer shift away from premiumization (55% of sales >INR 3,000). Demand resilient despite competitive discounting.

5. Challenges: Rental costs stabilizing (not declining), mall delays impacting store openings.

6. Long-Term Guidance:

Revenue CAGR of 15"“18% over 2"“5 years, supported by new brands and store expansion.
Walkway's value segment showing "green shoots," with gradual scaling in South/West markets.

7. Margins: Gross margin dipped 50 bps in Q3 (Fila liquidation impact), but structural drivers (premium mix, localization) remain intact.

Management remains confident in sustaining growth through disciplined execution, supply chain improvements, and leveraging India's footwear demand tailwinds.

Q&A Session

Last updated: Jan 25

Major Questions and Answers from Metro Brands Limited Q3 FY '25 Investor Call

1. Question: Can you quantify the Fila inventory liquidation loss during the quarter in absolute figures?
Answer: The impact on gross margins due to Fila liquidation was approximately 50 basis points. Absolute figures were not disclosed, as discounted sales render the value less meaningful.

2. Question: Are you observing a shift in consumer sentiment from premium to mid-range categories due to economic slowdowns?
Answer: No shift observed. Over 55% of sales are from products priced above INR 3,000, indicating sustained premiumization across urban and rural markets.

3. Question: Why has the average selling price (ASP) remained stagnant at ~INR 1,500 for six quarters?
Answer: ASP stagnation is due to increased sales of lower-priced accessories and mix effects from banners like Crocs. Future disclosures may separate footwear ASPs for clarity.

4. Question: Why was store addition guidance revised downward for FY '25?
Answer: Delays in mall openings (requiring 50% occupancy commitment) and high retail space demand led to deferrals. Plans remain intact for 140"“145 stores in FY '26.

5. Question: What are Foot Locker, Fitflop, and New Era store addition targets?
Answer: Foot Locker expansion is cautious pending BIS clarity (3 stores signed). New Era is in testing with kiosks (150"“200 sq. ft.); no specific targets shared.

6. Question: How do you justify confidence in opening 140"“145 stores next year amid subdued consumption?
Answer: Rental cost tapering, signed LOIs delayed to FY '26, and focus on profitable stores with reasonable lease terms support the target.

7. Question: What is the revenue growth outlook for the next 2"“3 years?
Answer: Historically, 14% CAGR over 10 years. With new brands scaling (e.g., Fila, Foot Locker), 15"“18% CAGR is achievable over 2"“5 years.

8. Question: What caused the 130 bps gross margin contraction?
Answer: Fila liquidation (50 bps impact) and higher e-commerce contribution (11% vs. 10% earlier) diluted margins.

9. Question: How is the BIS certification progressing for Foot Locker supply?
Answer: Factories in Vietnam and Indonesia are being certified, easing supply constraints. Core brands (Metro, Mochi, Crocs) are unaffected due to local production.

10. Question: What is the Walkway strategy, given slow store growth?
Answer: Focused on testing in South/West markets to minimize seasonality. Green shoots in performance noted, but scaling requires refining sourcing, throughput, and product refresh.

11. Question: How did monthly sales (October"“December) perform?
Answer: October (strong Diwali), November (steady), December (slower due to competitors' early end-of-season sales). Tier-agnostic trends, linked to regional festivals.

12. Question: How will store additions impact sales per sq. ft.?
Answer: New stores in Tier 2/3 cities have lower sales/sq. ft. but prioritize profitability. Metrics like EBITDA/sq. ft. are more relevant than top-line dilution.

13. Question: Is Fila sourcing entirely domestic now?
Answer: Initial capsule collections are domestic. Production will scale with range expansion. Repositioning focuses on premium sports-fashion, attracting new customers.

14. Question: How is the Fila royalty structure aligned?
Answer: Royalty terms are realigned to sales ramp-up, with payments phased to match revenue growth over 3"“4 years. Specific percentages undisclosed.

15. Question: Why is the South region's revenue contribution declining?
Answer: Temporary blips; East expansion is a focus. Growth remains balanced across regions, with Tier 3/4 penetration planned for matured brands.

16. Question: Are Tier 2 sales lagging?
Answer: Tier 2 contribution is stable (23"“24% of revenue). No material slowdown observed; consistent with long-term trends.

17. Question: Are 140 store additions net or gross?
Answer: Net guidance, excluding Fila but including Foot Locker. Relocations are no longer counted as closures.

18. Question: What is the medium-term margin outlook?
Answer: EBITDA margins to hold ~30%, with gross margins influenced by sales mix (e.g., Foot Locker's lower margins offset by minimal operating costs).

19. Question: Why did revenue/sq. ft. decline despite better wedding dates?
Answer: Mix effect from Crocs' reduced contribution and Tier 3 store additions. Pre-COVID levels (INR 17.5K/sq. ft.) remain benchmarks.

20. Question: How many new cities will FY '26 stores cover?
Answer: 25"“40 new cities targeted, with 60% of stores in existing cities and 40% in new locations.

21. Question: Are rentals declining?
Answer: Rentals are stabilizing, not declining. Negotiations improved due to reduced retail euphoria. Metro prioritizes profitability over store count.

22. Question: What is New Era's potential?
Answer: Early-stage testing in kiosks and online. Complements sports ecosystem growth but won't be a major revenue driver.

23. Question: How do accessories impact ASP?
Answer: Low-cost, high-quantity accessories (e.g., Crocs' Jibbitz) dilute ASP despite minimal revenue contribution. Footwear ASPs may be disclosed separately.

24. Question: How did Fila's test launch perform?
Answer: Positive response in 90"“100 MBOs and 2 EBOs. Gradual scaling planned via 2"“3 annual drops, expanding to 300+ stores over time.

25. Question: What constrains Foot Locker growth?
Answer: BIS delays blocked "heat" product supply. Demand is strong; ASPs (INR 6,000"“19,000) and basket size are healthy.

26. Question: How is Crocs' North/East business affected?
Answer: Minimal impact; Metro retains existing stores. Crocs' focus shifts to South/West white spaces, with 20"“30 annual store additions.

27. Question: What is Walkway's progress (1"“10 scale)?
Answer: Rated 6/10. Challenges include sourcing efficiency, throughput, and product refresh. Testing precedes scaling.

28. Question: What is the cash utilization plan?
Answer: INR 900"“1,000 crore cash reserve. Dividends (25% of PAT), organic growth, and ROI-focused investments prioritized.

29. Question: Does Metro benefit from Foot Locker's online sales?
Answer: Supplies products to Nykaa, earning warehousing margins. Primary benefit remains in-store sales.

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