Raymond's garments business, which exports to the United States, Europe and Japan, reported sales of Rs 1,139 cr last year, accounting for over a tenth of the group's revenue
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RLL's stock locked in lower circuit of 5 per cent at Rs 2,869, after listing at Rs 3,020 on the National Stock Exchange on Thursday.
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Raymond Lifestyle Ltd will be listed on the stock exchanges on September 5 and aims to add 900 new outlets in three years. Following the demerger of its retail and lifestyle businesses, Raymond will have two listed entities. In a release on Tuesday, the company said it will get listed on the bourses on September 5. The company plans to add 900 new outlets over three years. The Raymond Group's lifestyle business entity is eyeing a 15 per cent CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) to attain around 7 per cent market share in the fast growing men's-wear wedding market by 2027, the release said. "The demerger aims at unlocking shareholder value by creating a focussed lifestyle business entity. Raymond Lifestyle will sharpen strategic focus in this fast-growing sector to become among the top three global fabric suppliers by the end of this year. "The global scenario presents significant opportunities, particularly the challenges in China and Bangladesh and trade agreements with the UK, EU
Singhania said the company's investments in capacity expansion a couple of years ago, which are now coming online, are helping it capitalise on opportunities arising from the challenges in Bangladesh
Raymond will demerge into three entities--Raymond, Raymond Lifestyle and Raymond Realty
Leading textiles and apparel company Raymond has received a "huge number of inquiries" from global firms after the crisis in neighbouring Bangladesh and is ready to grab this opportunity, its Chairman & Managing Director Gautam Hari Singhania said. Raymond, which has invested in its garmenting facility to become the third largest suit maker in the world, is ready to "take advantage" from the current situation, Singhania told PTI. Asked if he expects shifting of some garmenting business to India from Bangladesh, he said, "We are hoping so. We are seeing the inquiries. It obviously needs a little bit of time, but we are certainly seeing positive signs on that." India is better-placed with its end-to-end supply capabilities linking all stages as companies as Raymond are present in both fabric and garmenting business, which, in turn, will save time for international brands also on final delivery, he said. "Bangladesh does not have a fabric supply. India has got a great opportunity to .
Singhania says he has laid the groundwork for a promising future
RLL, a branded textile and apparel company, is expected to list in early September. The company was hived off from Raymond last month
The reduction was primarily driven due to Reliance, Titan, Raymond, Page, and Spencers, which cut 52,000 jobs, or 17% of their workforce
Raymond Ltd on Tuesday reported a 26.7 per cent increase in consolidated net profit from continuing operations at Rs 57.04 crore in the first quarter ended June 2024. The company had posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 45.02 crore from continuing operations in the same quarter last fiscal, Raymond Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Revenue from continuing operations in the first quarter stood at Rs 937.65 crore as against Rs 473.37 crore in the year-ago period, it added. During the quarter ended June 30, 2023, a scheme of demerger of the lifestyle business of Raymond Ltd into Raymond Lifestyle Ltd was accorded board approval. The demerger of the lifestyle business was completed on June 30, 2024, the company said, adding the listing of Raymond Lifestyle Ltd is expected in the second quarter of this year. The main business of Raymond Ltd now includes real estate and engineering businesses. "Our real estate business continues to expand its portfolio through the JDA (joint developmen
IFCI (Rs 84), MMTC (Rs 102.60) and STC India (Rs 203.40) were frozen at the 20 per cent upper limit on the BSE.
Shares of Raymond Lifestyle to list within a month; Raymond shareholders to be allotted 4 equity shares of Raymond Lifestyle for every 5 shares held in Raymond as of July 11 record date.
Raymond has also proposed the merger of its real estate business Raymond Realty (RRL)
Upon the completion of this demerger, Raymond and Raymond Realty will operate as separate listed entities within the Raymond Group
Raymond stock outlook: Raymond has rallied 65 per cent in the last 3 months, and over 100 per cent in 7 months; the stock needs to break above Rs 3,173 for a further rally, suggests technical charts
Textile major Raymond Ltd on Thursday said it will demerge the real estate business to unlock the value for shareholders and harness growth potential in the Indian property market. In a regulatory filing, the company informed that its board has approved the scheme of arrangement of Raymond Ltd (demerged company) and Raymond Realty Ltd (resulting company) and their respective shareholders. As per the scheme of arrangement, each Raymond Ltd shareholder will receive one share of Raymond Realty for every one share held in Raymond Ltd. The standalone operational revenue of the real estate division stood at Rs 1,592.65 crore in the last fiscal, accounting for 24 per cent of the total revenue of Raymond Ltd. This will be subject to the requisite approvals and sanction of the jurisdictional bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and subject to the approval of shareholders and/or creditors, central government, or such other competent authority as may be directed by the NCLT. Upo
Textiles and fabric manufacturer Raymond Ltd on Thursday said its shareholders have approved the reappointment of Gautam Hari Singhania as Managing Director for five years effective from July 1, 2024, along with his proposed remuneration. The shareholders of the company at their Annual General Meeting (AGM) held today (June 27) have approved the re-appointment of Singhania," Raymond Ltd said in a regulatory filing. Proxy advisory firm, IiAS had asked shareholders of Raymond to vote against the reappointment of Chairman & Managing Director Gautam Singhania on the board of the company. IiAS had called for an independent investigation into the accusations of domestic violence and misappropriation of funds raised by his estranged wife Nawaz Modi by the board of the company. Moreover, it has also called for Singhania and Nawaz Modi to step off the board of Raymond until the divorce-related issues are settled and the results of an independent investigation are received. Besides, IiAS