Religare Enterprises climbs 7% in trade; here's what is behind surge
Religare Enterprises shares rise 7% after the company posted its Q4 results
 "Religare Enterprises climbs 7% in trade; here's what is behind surge")
Religare Enterprises share price jumped 6.6 per cent in trade on Wednesday, logging an intraday high at ₹234 per share on BSE. The northward movement in the stock came after the company posted Q4 results.
At 12:45 PM, Religare Enterprises shares were up 4.28 per cent at ₹228.85 per share on the BSE. In comparison, the BSE Sensex was up 0.41 per cent at 81,523. The market capitalisation of the company stood at ₹7,567.01 crore. The 52-week high of the stock was at ₹319.9 per share and the 52-week low of the stock was at ₹201 per share. Catch Stock Market Latest Updates Today LIVE
Religare Enterprises Q4 results 2025
The company announced its fourth quarter (Q4FY25) results on May 20, 2025, after market hours. The company's consolidated net profit after tax (PAT) stood at ₹151.3 crore as compared to ₹181 crore a year ago, down 17 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y). However, sequentially, the company swung from loss of ₹36.28 crore in Q3.
Its revenue from operations increased 9.3 per cent Y-o-Y to ₹2,028.4 crore for Q4 against ₹1,855.68 crore a year ago. In Q3, the revenue stood at ₹1,664.4 crore. ALSO READ | Why did Ircon International share price rise 3% on Wednesday, May 21?
Burman family takeover
In February 2025, the Burman family acquired control of Delhi based financial services firm, Religare Enterprises and were designated as its promoters after almost 18 month of a takeover battle. "We are grateful to our regulators, shareholders and other stakeholders for their trust and confidence," the Burman family said in a statement. The Burman Group will work with REL’s leadership and board to reinforce its strategic direction and enhance long-term value creation.
The takeover battle for Religare began in September 2023 when the Burmans of Dabur group, having reached a 25 percent stake in the company, made an open offer to acquire an additional 26 percent. However, the senior management, led by chairperson Rashmi Saluja, opposed the offer, contending that the price of ₹235 per share undervalued the company. In a communication to the regulators, the then-board also raised questions about whether the Burmans meet the "fit and proper" criteria of the regulators. The Burman family said they are successfully operating insurance firms and an NBFC and hence meet all the criteria.