Raymond (RAYMOND) Q4 00/01 earnings summary
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Q4 00/01 earnings summary
29 Oct, 2026Executive summary
75th-anniversary year marked by Steel and Cement divestments and the merger of the Denim subsidiary; strategy refocused on textiles, Files & Tools and readymades.
Divestments strengthened finances, but lower textile sales and competition reduced operating profit; reported net profit was boosted by exceptional gains, mainly from the Cement sale.
Financial highlights
Gross turnover ₹1,477.29cr, down 11.21% YoY; operating profit ₹25.24cr, down 60.88% YoY.
Profit before exceptional items ₹25.24cr; exceptional net gain ₹339.17cr; profit after tax ₹333.41cr versus ₹32.62cr in FY00.
Exceptional items included Cement-sale gain ₹626.75cr, Steel-sale loss ₹171.47cr and loss of ₹98.03cr on sale of Reliance Industries debentures.
Exports across divisions reached ₹221.23cr versus ₹216.08cr; value-added exports rose 13% YoY.
Outlook and guidance
Textiles expected to sustain growth on manufacturing and marketing strengths; management priorities included customer satisfaction, brand leadership and cost control.
Denim expected to improve with stronger international demand and added capacity from balancing equipment.
Textile modernisation plans included new looms, dyeing equipment and computer-controlled colour and chemical dispensing, targeting higher productivity and quality.
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