Raymond’s shares climbed 4.5% despite a 63% drop in Q2 profit, driven by strong revenue growth in real estate and engineering. Real estate revenue surged 135% and engineering revenue jumped 121%. The company highlighted project execution and strong domestic demand as key growth drivers.
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It’s an incredibly exciting time for us. We’re positioned at the intersection of several high-growth sectors, and we’re looking at not just the next couple