Raymond Lifestyl Q3 FY25 Results & Concall Highlights: Revenue, Margins & Order Book
Published 26 Aug 2026 | Textiles & Apparels | Market Cap: ₹4.4K Cr
Anticipated gradual recovery in demand with positive start in textile and apparel bookings for FY26. FY26 expected to see strong growth and much better PAT compared to the current year (Page 15).
From Raymond Lifestyl's Q3 FY25 earnings-call transcript · updated 26 Aug 2026.
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₹716
Market Cap
₹4.4K Cr
P/E Ratio
29.7
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Raymond Lifestyl — Quarterly revenue & net profit
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Full financials →📊 Revenue & Sales Performance
- →Anticipated gradual recovery in demand with positive start in textile and apparel bookings for FY26.
- →Expectation to return to a growth trajectory clearly in FY26.
- →New categories like ethnics, sleepwear, and innerwear are emerging growth vectors; ethnics to cross INR 100 crores soon.
- →Branded apparel and garmenting seen as core growth segments with steady, strong growth.
- →Established brands such as Raymond Ready-to-Wear, Park Avenue, and ColorPlus expected to deliver steady growth and contribute to multipliers.
- →New categories will require 2-3 years of investment but are expected to yield multiplier growth over time.
- →Store expansion is ongoing with a 36-month retail journey planned; operating leverage benefits anticipated over next 20-24 months.
- →Market share tracking and improvements being explored but currently challenging to quantify.
📈 Profitability & Margins
- →FY26 expected to see strong growth and much better PAT compared to the current year (Page 15).
- →The company is confident of crossing INR 100 crores milestone in the ethnic segment within 24 months of launch (Page 20).
- →EBITDA margin target of around 15% over the next couple of years as part of the operating model (Page 15).
- →Branded textile segment aims to sustain 20%-21% EBITDA margins, supporting overall profitability (Page 12, 8).
- →Growth to be driven by two core segments: branded apparel and garmenting, and new adjacencies like ethnics, sleepwear, and innerwear (Pages 6, 10, 5).
- →Operating leverage benefits expected post completion of most capex; gradual recovery in margins anticipated in FY26 (Pages 20, 6).
- →Scale recovery and improved bookings expected to translate into positive earnings growth in FY26 (Pages 12, 18).
🏗️ Capital Expenditure Plans
- →Raymond Lifestyle Limited is currently in a 36-month retail expansion journey, approximately 12-13 months in, with another 20-24 months to go for completion. This involves increasing store presence cautiously and in a calibrated manner to reach threshold store levels.
- →There are ongoing upfront investments in new adjacencies such as sleepwear (3 months old) and innerwear (started a couple of weeks ago), expected to continue for the next 2-3 years to build new vectors of growth.
- →The company is expanding garmenting capacity, including international markets like the US (50% of market) and Europe, which involves costs related to blue-collar manpower training and higher freight costs due to global factors (e.g., Red Sea crisis).
- →These investments aim to strengthen global standing, with expectations to become the third largest suit maker worldwide.
- →The scale-up phase currently results in operating leverage pressures but is expected to benefit the company post-capex phase, with operating leverage improvements expected gradually, fully visible by FY26.
💰 Fundraising & Capital Structure
- →The company currently has a net debt-free position with a net cash of INR 61 crores as of Q3 FY25.
- →There is no direct mention of any immediate or planned new fundraising through debt or equity.
- →Interest costs exist mainly due to rental expenses classified partly as interest, not due to borrowings.
- →Management emphasizes cautious and calibrated investment in store expansion and brand building without blind pursuit.
- →Focus remains on measured growth funded through operational cash flows rather than external fundraising.
- →No specific plans for debt or equity raising were indicated during the call on page 20 or adjacent pages.
📋 Order Book & Pipeline
- →The management mentioned that bookings in all three segments—suiting, shirting, fabrics, and apparel (specifically for the upcoming autumn-winter season)—are currently underway or nearing completion.
- →There is a "pretty positive trend" observed in these bookings compared to the previous year, indicating healthy demand momentum.
- →The good secondary sales and improved bookings collectively provide early green shoots, suggesting a likely growth year for FY26.
- →No specific numeric values for order book or pending orders were disclosed due to competitive reasons and the management being in the midst of the bookings cycle.
- →The company is cautiously optimistic about the bookings translating into sustained growth in the near term.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What were Raymond Lifestyl Q3 FY25 results?
Anticipated gradual recovery in demand with positive start in textile and apparel bookings for FY26. FY26 expected to see strong growth and much better PAT compared to the current year (Page 15).
What is Raymond Lifestyl share price analysis?
Raymond Lifestyl currently shows a neutral. The stock trades at a P/E of 29.7 with a market cap of ₹4,429 Cr. Investors should review the full earnings analysis for detailed insights.
Is Raymond Lifestyl planning capital expenditure?
Raymond Lifestyle Limited is currently in a 36-month retail expansion journey, approximately 12-13 months in, with another 20-24 months to go for completion.
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