Raymond Ltd to demerge real estate business, list realty vertical on exchanges to unlock value for shareholders and harness growth potential in Indian property market.
Real EstateDemergerRaymond LtdRaymond Realty LtdNational Company Law Tribunal NcltReal EstateJul 04, 2024
Raymond Ltd is demerging its real estate business to unlock value for shareholders and harness growth potential in the Indian property market.
The revenue potential of Raymond Realty Ltd is over Rs 32,000 crore from its Thane Land Bank and four JDA projects in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
Each shareholder of Raymond Ltd will receive one share of Raymond Realty Ltd for every one share held in Raymond Ltd.
The shares of Raymond Realty Ltd will be listed on the BSE Ltd and the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE).
According to Raymond Ltd's Chairman, the demerger is in line with creating shareholder value creation and harnessing growth potential in the Indian property market.
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