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In the last two years, the iconic textile brand’s owner has managed to steer the company clear of a precipice. Do his growth bets now pose a threat to its dream run?

Two years ago, Raymond resembled an overloaded truck hurtling down a hill. We had then said that India’s best-known textile brand was “in the most precarious position it has ever been in its 96-year history”. Today, it looks more like a sleek car that its chairman and managing director Gautam Singhania is often seen driving.
The numbers bear this out. In the financial year 2022-23, Raymond’s revenue grew 31% over the previous year to Rs 8,337 crore and its net profit came in at Rs 529 crore, a jump of 103%. The stock too has done well and is, …
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