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Emiza partners Raymond for managing fulfilment of online apparel brands
Third-party logistics services operator Emiza on Monday announced a partnership with Raymond for managing fulfilment of the company's entire online portfolio comprising brands like Park Avenue, ColorPlus, Parx, and Ethnix. Through Emiza's nationwide network of over 24 fulfilment centres across more than 12 cities, the company will handle over 1.45 million annual shipments for Raymond's direct-to-consumer (D2C) website and marketplace e-commerce operations, Emiza said. Under the collaboration, Emiza would provide warehousing, packaging, and intelligent order fulfilment, it said, adding, for Raymond's D2C website orders, the company will enable smart routing from the fabric and fashion retailer's nearest store to optimise last-mile delivery timelines. "At Emiza, we are committed to delivering precision, speed, and scalability through our tech-driven fulfilment network. This partnership reinforces our mission to empower iconic Indian brands with a robust digital supply chain ...
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Q2 results today: Adani Energy, Raymond, JK Tyre among 44 firms on Oct 27
Many companies, including Sona BLW Precision, Chennai Petroleum, Bata India, and Indus Towers, will release their Q2FY26 earnings reports today
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Raymond Group to invest ₹1,000 crore in aerospace, auto units in Andhra
The projects in Andhra Pradesh's Anantapur district will create 5,400 jobs and receive Rs 695 crore in incentives as Raymond expands its aerospace and auto footprint
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Wealth destroyers: Analysts wary of smallcap stocks on rich valuations
Among individual stocks, Raymond, Ashoka Buildcon, Swan Corp, Himatsingka Seide, and UCO Bank were the biggest wealth destroyers, dropping in the range of 30.5 per cent to 65.78 per cent
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