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Raymond Group Chairman Discusses Governance and Protecting Livelihoods

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Gautam Singhania, chairman and managing director of Raymond Group, discussed family disputes, succession planning, and governance at the NDTV World Summit 2026. Singhania stated that safeguarding the organization sometimes required difficult personal decisions, noting that he had lost family relationships while protecting the business. He emphasized that the company supports 50,000 families and that he has a responsibility to them.

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The discussion highlights the internal governance challenges faced by Raymond Group. Singhania stressed that the company's responsibilities extend beyond its leadership, underscoring the importance of stable management for the business and the thousands of people who rely on it.

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  • Gautam SinghaniaChairman and managing director of Raymond Group
  • Raymond GroupIndian fashion retailing company managed by Gautam Singhania
  • Raymond LtdFlagship fabric manufacturer operating under Raymond Group

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