Raymond Ltd's shares skyrocketed 18% after the company announced the demerger of its real estate business into a wholly-owned subsidiary, Raymond Realty Limited.
Raymond LtdDemergerRealty BusinessReal EstateTextile IndustryReal Estate NewsJul 05, 2024
The demerger is a strategic move, as the real estate business has reached a significant size and is well-positioned to chart its own growth path as a distinct firm.
Raymond Ltd shareholders will receive one equity share of Raymond Realty Limited for every share they own in the textile company.
The demerger will enable Raymond Ltd to focus on its core business operations, including its investments in the engineering business and a denim joint venture.
In FY24, the realty business saw a 43% increase in revenue, reaching ₹1,593 Crore, with an EBITDA of ₹370 Crore.
Raymond Realty Limited is a new entity established as a result of the demerger of Raymond Ltd's real estate business, which will be listed on the BSE and NSE.
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