Raymond, a leading conglomerate in India, has reported a strong second-quarter performance, driven by significant growth in the real estate and engineering sectors. The real estate segment alone saw a 135% year-on-year growth, generating revenue of INR 57
RaymondReal EstateEngineeringQ2 PerformanceFinancial GrowthReal EstateNov 13, 2024

Raymond Limited is a diversified Indian conglomerate established in 1944, known for its presence in textiles, real estate, and engineering sectors.
The real estate segment of Raymond achieved a 135% year-on-year growth, generating revenue of INR 571 crore.
The engineering sector posted a 121% year-on-year revenue growth, driven by the company's focus on advanced manufacturing and infrastructure projects.
Raymond plans to further expand its presence in the real estate and engineering sectors, invest in new projects and technologies, and maintain its growth trajectory.
Raymond is optimistic about the future, with a strong commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction, which is expected to drive continued success.

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