Raymond Share Price: Stock Hits 52-Week High on Aerospace Defence Order; Shares Gain 135% in 2025

Raymond, the diversified Indian company with businesses spanning engineering, lifestyle and other segments, has emerged as a strong performer in the stock market this year. The company's shares climbed to a fresh 52-week high of Rs 1,024.50 on Friday before closing at Rs 1,003 on the NSE, even as the broader market remained under pressure.

Raymond Share Price Hits 52-Week High After Aerospace Defence Order; Stock Gains 135% in 2025

The latest buying interest in the Raymond stock has come from its growing aerospace and defence business. A subsidiary has secured a multi-programme order from a leading Indian aerospace and defence player, giving the company another opportunity to expand its presence in specialised manufacturing.

With the stock already gaining around 135% in 2025, investors are now watching whether the aerospace business can develop into a meaningful growth driver for Raymond.

Raymond's aerospace subsidiary has secured orders covering more than 300 component numbers for multiple aircraft programs. The customer has not been named by the company.

The contract involves several categories of specialised products, including precision-machined components, castings and structural parts. These are not standard consumer products but highly engineered components used in aircraft applications.

The company expects the programme to require more than 37,000 components a year. Based on the projected production levels, Raymond estimates an annual business opportunity of around Rs 33 crore.

Manufacturing is expected to begin in stages during 2026 and 2027. Therefore, the latest contract is expected to contribute progressively as production volumes increase.

The company is building capabilities across machining, castings, structural components and assemblies. This gives its aerospace arm a wider role in the manufacturing chain instead of limiting it to a single type of component.

The order also fits into Raymond's broader effort to improve its business mix. Rakesh Tiwary, Group Chief Financial Officer of Raymond, said the latest win is aligned with the company's product mix optimisation strategy and strengthens its capabilities across multiple manufacturing areas.

Domestic Aerospace Market Could Offer More Opportunities

Another positive for Raymond's aerospace business is its increasing exposure to India's domestic aerospace ecosystem. India has been pushing for greater domestic manufacturing in the defence and aerospace sectors. This is creating opportunities for specialised component manufacturers that can meet the technical requirements of major aerospace companies and defence players.

Raymond Stock Outlook: What Investors Should Watch Next

Raymond's aerospace operations have traditionally been largely export-oriented. The latest program therefore gives the company a stronger foothold in the domestic market.

If Raymond can use this relationship to secure more programs, the aerospace business could gradually become a larger part of the company's overall growth profile. The latest order is positive for the Raymond share price story, but the Rs 33 crore figure should not be viewed as an immediate addition to the company's revenue or profit.

The real test will be execution. Investors will want to see production scale up as planned, additional aerospace orders come through and the business generate healthy margins over time.

The stock's sharp rise also means expectations are already high. A gain of around 135% in 2025 has made Raymond one of the notable performers in the market, while its latest 52-week high shows continued investor interest.

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