Raymond's Q3 profit fell by 61% to ₹72 crore, but the company's real estate and engineering segments demonstrated strong growth, providing a silver lining amid the challenging financial results.
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The decline in Raymond's Q3 profit is attributed to a combination of factors, including the global economic slowdown, increased competition, and rising operational costs.
Raymond's real estate and engineering segments are showing strong growth, with revenue increases of 25% and 18%, respectively.
Raymond's strategy includes diversification into the real estate and engineering sectors, cost optimization, and operational efficiency measures to drive sustainable growth.
Foreign investors have shown interest in Raymond's growth prospects, particularly in the real estate and engineering segments, indicating that the company's diversification strategy is resonating well with the investment community.
Raymond plans to expand its presence in the real estate and engineering sectors, with several new projects in the pipeline, and to continue focusing on cost optimization and operational efficiency.
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