Koovs Share Discussion Threads

[irishlass2] 28/6/2017 18:55

Nice to see 40p again and a small buy after 5pm. Let's hope it continues tomorrow.

[forethought] 28/6/2017 14:44

Reverse head & shoulders forming. Looks very bullish to me.
Break 40 and we're away.

[market master] 28/6/2017 14:31

Smart money moving in.............. nearly all buys!

[irishlass2] 28/6/2017 14:24

Looks like we are moving at last.

[putneylad66] 27/6/2017 13:16

The bid/ ask is actually 35 : 35.25 so that 'huge' LOL trade is actually a BUY. Learn to dummy trade.

It never ceases to amaze me what the AIM market attracts.

[putneylad66] 27/6/2017 08:26

Mary Turner must believe success is around the corner - she takes no salary, preferring share options and now owns about 5% of the company.

Koovs says it took de-monetisation in its stride. The business while relatively small - it turns over £19m - is growing at 87% annually and already has an AIM listing in London, although the share price has done a rollercoaster since from £2.11 down as low as 12p and now around 40p. Currently loss-making, break-even is predicted for the end of 2019. There is much to play for. E-retailing in India is booming - a $15bn market is due to grow to $60bn by 2020. The country's demographics do, indeed, appear enticing. The middle class is due to double in size to 325 million by 2020.

Many of these new bourgeois live in the cities and metropolitan areas, which are growing at a considerable pace - Delhi has 13 million souls, Greater Mumbai 17 million. Indeed 35% of urban households are middle class. Most importantly of all, 43% of India's population is aged between 15-39, Koovs' target market.

[putneylad66] 27/6/2017 08:20

Meet the woman running India's answer to Asos
THE MT INTERVIEW: Mary Turner, CEO of the country's fastest-growing online fashion retailer Koovs has a track record in helping build British tech businesses. Can she make the most of the country's booming economy and large youth population?


Read more at

[lazytrader] 26/6/2017 14:14

thx avifx!

great article!

[avifx] 26/6/2017 12:39

Meet the woman running India's answer to ASOS

hxxp://www.managementtoday.co.uk/meet-woman-running-indias-answer-asos/leadership-lessons/article/1437346

[avifx] 26/6/2017 12:38

Meet the woman running India's answer to ASOS

hxxp://www.managementtoday.co.uk/meet-woman-running-indias-answer-asos/leadership-lessons/article/1437346

[adeje65] 24/6/2017 15:09

Thanks Irishlass & harebridge,
I have every faith in the management team. Yesterday was a momentary lapse of confidence,I'm in this for the long haul.

[irishlass2] 24/6/2017 07:53

You have to be patient. My shares in Knos dropped to 120p but, because I had faith in the management, I refused to panic. They are now 286p and I am very happy. It will soon be Koov's turn.

[harebridge] 23/6/2017 20:53

POSTED ONJUNE 23, 2017 BY SAMBIT KUMAR

Online Fashion Retail Market in India To Grow at a CAGR of 61% according to new research : Companies profiled in this research are Koovs, Stalkbuylove, Lime Road, Yepme, Styletag, Zovi, Shopperstop

[harebridge] 22/6/2017 18:22

Research company eMarketer predicts that retail e-commerce revenues in India will more than double from an estimated $23.4 billion this year to $47.5 billion in 2020.http://marketrealist.com/2017/06/rivals-are-stirring-up-trouble-for-amazon-india/

[jimbojet17] 21/6/2017 09:08

What do we make of the Flipkart/ Ebay transaction and collaboration? Flip has had huge money pumped into them, feels like it wouldn't take long for the same attention to be turned to Koovs

[ckafetz] 20/6/2017 08:24

hxxps://factordaily.com/limeroad-profits-ecommerce-online-fashion/

An interesting read, not necessary about Koovs directly