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    • Tata Motors domestic sales drop 26% to 40,155 units in May

    • Confident of delivering profitable margin growth in apparel business: Raymond

    • Raymond a solid brand in right place with right opportunities, says Gautam Singhania

    • Expect good H2FY18; realisations to improve due to higher sales: Raymond

    • GST rates fair; company positioned to become stronger post GST: Raymond's Singhania

    • Raymond's property sale: Investor body IiAS raises red flag

    • Expect demand revival to happen in FY17-FY18: Raymond

    • Raymond to streamline realty biz; expects better topline in Q4

    • Demand down 30% since demonetisation: Raymond Chief

    • Raymond looks to open 30-40 stores in second half of this fiscal

    • Core biz still strong, Q1 losses due to associate cos: Raymond

    • Future eyes new innovations; for Raymond online is critical play

    • Growth momentum in shirting, apparel biz to continue: Raymond

    • Global volatility, labour laws ailing textile industry: Raymond

    • Hopeful of stronger H2; may hive off non-core biz: Raymond

    • See better demand in garments biz in Japan, US: Raymond

    • Hike in FSI premium, ready reckoner rates negative: HDIL

    • See better time, huge ad spend ahead: Raymond

    • Will sustain margins, cautious on Q4: Raymond CFO Shivkumar

    • Raymond cautiously optimistic on second half post good Q2

      Speaking to CNBC-TV18, M Shiv Kumar, chief financial officer, Raymond, says the company‘s strong Q2 performance has been the result of a revival in its apparel business that has also helped make profits. “All other bisuness segments, too have seen an all-round improvement,” adds Kumar.

    • Inventories in place; see revival Q2 onwards: Raymond

      Raymond always follows the path of hedging its exposure. So this is a temporary phenomenon of Rs 8 crore, excluding this component - then there is a healthy growth of 12 percent in EBITDA and the profit after tax (PAT) level

    • Raymond sees revival in loss making apparel biz in FY14

      M Shivkumar, CFO of Raymond says a bad year for apparel business and huge inventories has resulted in huge loss for the textile manufacturer. “The increase in power and staff costs has impacted the industry,” he told CNBC-TV18 in an interview.

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