Raymond is a rare case of a century-old consumer brand turning its listed parent into an industrial company. The suiting mills, The Raymond Shop network and 'The Complete Man' brand now belong to Raymond Lifestyle Limited, and the Thane housing projects belong to Raymond Realty. What remains in Raymond Limited is the engineering platform built around the 2023 purchase of a 59.25% stake in Maini Precision Products, which investors now value mainly as an aerospace and defence supplier. The company is headquartered in Mumbai, India. Raymond was founded in 1925 in Thane, Maharashtra, India, as The Raymond Woollen Mill before being acquired by the Singhania family in 1944 and transforming into India’s premier worsted suiting fabric and apparel empire.
Raymond Limited earns money by manufacturing engineered components for industrial customers under long-term supply contracts. 1. Aerospace & Defence (JK Maini Global Aerospace): machined and assembled parts for aircraft engines, airframes and defence programmes, sold to global OEMs and tier-1 suppliers; this is the fastest-growing and highest-margin segment, with an order book above ~$691 million (₹5,960 crore) spread over about 10 years. 2. Precision Technology & Auto Components (JK Maini Precision Technology): precision parts for passenger and commercial vehicles, EV components, flywheel ring gears and flexplates. 3. Engineering tools: steel files and hand tools from the legacy JK Files business, sold domestically and exported. Apparel and real estate revenue no longer sits in Raymond Limited.