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At a CMP of about ₹487.05, Raymond trades at a very low P/E of 17.30 (distorted due to demerger effects). Street median target price is ₹846, indicating a 64% potential upside. Overall stance: accumulate on dips.
Founded in 1925, Raymond Ltd has shifted from textiles to engineering. Its demerged companies are:
The core Raymond Ltd now focuses on:
Raymond exports to 55+ countries, holds a net cash position (~₹27 crore), and has promoter holding of 48.87%. A major ₹940 crore capex plan in Andhra Pradesh is underway.
Intrinsic value estimates (EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales) suggest ~₹857 per share (66% upside). Peer-multiple re-rating potential remains strong.
| Source | Target Price (₹) | Upside |
|---|---|---|
| Economic Times | ₹846 | +64% |
| Investing.com | ₹903 | +75% |
| AlphaSpread | ₹921 | +79% |
| WalletInvestor | ₹598 | +16% |
Ideal entry: Below ₹500 for best risk–reward.
Raymond Ltd has successfully repositioned itself as an engineering-focused company. Q2 FY26 showed stable revenue and EBITDA performance, with exceptional losses masking underlying strength. With strong capex, clean balance sheet, and improving demand across auto and defence, the stock remains attractive for medium-term investors.
View: Accumulate on dips.
Next triggers: Q3 FY26 results and AP capex progress.
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Disclaimer: This report is for informational purposes only and based on publicly available data as of 24 November 2025. It is not investment advice. Markets involve risk. Please conduct your own research and consult a SEBI-registered advisor before investing.
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