Raymond Realty, a subsidiary of the Raymond Group, is on track to list in early July. The listing aims to streamline the group's corporate structure and comes as the third publicly traded entity under the conglomerate.
Raymond RealtyGautam SinghaniaRaymondCorporate RestructuringStock MarketReal EstateJun 11, 2025

Raymond Realty is expected to list in early July, though the exact date has not been confirmed yet.
The listing is significant as it is part of the Raymond Group's strategy to streamline its corporate structure and enhance transparency. It will also be the third publicly traded entity under the group.
Each shareholder will receive one share of Raymond Realty for every share held in Raymond.
The stock price of Raymond fell around 66% on May 14 due to a price adjustment after the demerger, but this was a technical revision and not a real loss for investors.
Brokerage Systematix expects Raymond Realty to be priced at 1,076 rupees per share and forecast operating profit of 5.97 billion rupees ($69.7 million) in the ongoing fiscal 2026.

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