MDM
GROUP AG’s IPO will now take place in the second quarter of 2017 and not at the
end of the year. The company aims to generate fresh capital by going public,
which will allow it to invest additional funds in merchandise trading. Private
investors will also be able to easily benefit from the company’s business
model.
High
revenues are generated in the retail sector in Germany every year.
Gross
profit margins are particularly interesting for investors.They often take
profits on an average of 30 percent. MDM GROUP AG operates in this market
segment. Specifically, the group mostly trades in textiles, remainders,
specialty items, and merchandise from insolvency proceedings. MDM GROUP AG has
already achieved high profits in this segment.
In the
international retail segment, the company’s revenues have grown by around 400
percent just in the last two years. The company can already achieve profits by
making favourable purchases. The merchandises, such as textiles, remainders,
specialty items, and goods from insolvency proceedings from many top
manufacturers are bought in at very favourable conditions.
Due
to the high purchasing volumes savings of up to 90 percent compared to the regular
wholesale price are customary. In addition to low purchase prices for goods, in
2017 the company is also planning to purchase two top textile brands which will
extend its product offerings even further and will also allow the group to
influence market-prices directly.
Thanks
to its unique distribution network, the company is able to resell the purchased
goods in a short period of time. In this regard, the group works together with
a large number of online distribution partners and can thus always select the
most efficient marketing channel for the products.
This
allows the company not only to realize a quick turn over of goods, but also to
realize a maximum amount of sales revenues. The MDM GROUP purchases and sells
goods every month, thus turning over the invested amounts several times.
Profits
can be realized with every transaction. The company does not receive
investments from bank loans, but via subordinated loans. Private investors can
lend money to the company and receive interests in return. The interests are
fixed and agreed in advance and currently total nine percent according to the
company’s information. Interests up to 20 percent are even possible for special
programs.
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