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Trades about 130% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Raymond Lifestyle Limited operates as a prominent Indian manufacturer and retailer of branded apparel. Its extensive portfolio encompasses well-known clothing brands such as Raymond, Park Avenue, ColorPlus, Parx, and Ethnix By Raymond. Additionally, it supplies a range of textiles, including suiting fabrics under the "Raymond Fine Fabrics" label, as well as cotton and linen shirting materials and other bottom-weight textiles. The garment collection itself features suits, formal blazers, jackets, trousers, denim apparel, and shirts. Beyond fashion, Raymond Lifestyle also ventures into home furnishings, offering bedsheets, towels, and comforters under its "Raymond Home" brand, alongside providing bespoke tailoring services. The company not only operates retail stores featuring fashion, casual, and ethnic clothing but also undertakes the manufacturing of denim jeans. Internationally, its tailored suits are exported to significant markets across the United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, and the Middle East. Tracing its origins back to 1925, Raymond Lifestyle Limited maintains its corporate headquarters in Mumbai, India.
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