When markets fall, insider buying often speaks louder than numbers. Promoters increasing their stakes usually reflects conviction that the business is on the right track. Recently, three Indian companies have seen promoters quietly raise their holdings, even as stock prices remain under pressure.
Raymond Lifestyle has faced a steep 70% correction since its 2024 listing. Yet, promoters lifted their stake from 54.7% in March 2025 to 58.2% by December 2025. The company is restructuring under “Raymond 2.0,” focusing on branded textiles, casual apparel, and ethnic wear. With revenues up 9% YoY to ₹5,223 crore and margins at 12.5%, insiders clearly expect recovery.
Senco Gold, a jewellery retailer with 196 showrooms across India, saw promoters increase their holding to 64.47%. Despite gold prices rising sharply, Senco is pushing affordable 9/14-carat jewellery. Revenue grew 30% YoY to ₹6,433 crore, while adjusted net profit surged 200% to ₹417 crore. Expansion into non-East markets and new stores signal growth ambitions.
Rashi Peripherals, a major ICT distributor, saw promoters raise their stake to 63.98%. With revenues at ₹11,338 crore and EBITDA up 57.9%, the company is positioned to benefit from India’s electronics manufacturing push and global PC refresh cycles.
Together, these moves show promoters betting on long-term strength, even as short-term demand and margins remain uncertain.
