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Raymond Shares Hit Record High After Demerger-Driven Buying Surge

Raymond Shares Hit Record High After Demerger-Driven Buying Surge
Raymond shares rally to hit record high, now up over 200% in six months; what's behind this surge? · businesstoday.in

Raymond’s shares have risen sharply over the past six months.

Raymond Realty’s shares also increased on the same day.

The companies recently completed a demerger, which separated their businesses into different listed companies.

This makes it easier for investors to see how each business is performing.

Many investors are buying the shares after reassessing their value.

Raymond is focusing on engineering and precision technology.

It is also expanding into aerospace manufacturing.

Raymond Realty is focused on real estate and has a strong Q1 order book, according to an analyst.

The analysts quoted in the article believe both businesses could perform well over the long term.

Key facts

Raymond six-month gain
More than 200%
Raymond Realty latest move
Up 4.42% to Rs 609.35
Raymond Realty six-month gain
70.52%
Demerger effect
The group’s businesses were separated into distinct listed entities.
Raymond’s focus
Engineering and precision technology, with expansion into aerospace manufacturing
Raymond Realty’s focus
Real estate
Analyst outlook
The analysts cited positive longer-term prospects for both companies.

Quotes

Kranthi Bathini

Equity Strategist at WealthMills Securities

“With the demerger now completed, investors are reassessing the standalone entities. This has led to increased trading activity and buying interest across the Raymond Group stocks. The sharp moves in Raymond and Raymond Realty reflect this post-demerger repricing and the market's response to the potential value unlocking.”
businesstoday.in
“Raymond is expanding its precision engineering division into aerospace manufacturing, which is one of the sunrise sectors in India. The company's order book and earnings visibility look promising from a medium- to long-term perspective. Investors with a long-term horizon can hold on to the counter.”
businesstoday.in

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