Raymond's board approves demerger of real estate business, paving way for a new era of growth and development.
Real EstateDemergerRaymond LimitedTextiles And ApparelIndiaReal Estate NewsJul 04, 2024
The main objective of the demerger is to unlock value for shareholders and pave the way for future growth.
The real estate assets will be transferred to a separate listed entity, which will be responsible for managing and developing them.
The demerger is expected to have a positive impact on the company's financial performance, providing a much-needed boost to its revenue and profitability.
The real estate sector in India is driven by government initiatives and demographics, particularly the need for affordable housing and commercial spaces.
Raymond Limited's vision is to become a more competitive and sustainable organization, with a focus on operational efficiency, product innovation, and customer satisfaction.
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