Rane Group
Rane Group Stocks
Check out the complete list of shares/stocks of Rane Group listed on NSE & BSE.
| Company Name | ₹ LTP (Change %) | Volume | Market Cap | 52 Week High | 52 Week Low |
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RANEHOLDIN
Rane Holdings Ltd |
1127.00 (1.3%) | 8.9k | 1606.79 | 1798.00 | 981.00 |
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RML
Rane (Madras) Ltd |
809.35 (1.6%) | 10.9k | 2236.81 | 1049.00 | 608.50 |
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RBL
Rane Brake Lining Ltd |
745.05 (-0.6%) | 27k | 575.91 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
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Most auto stocks rise and fall with trends. The Rane Group stays relevant because it builds core vehicle parts. These parts remain in demand across cycles. This makes its stocks worth a closer look.
The group operates in key segments like steering systems, brake linings, and engine components. It serves cars, trucks, tractors, two-wheelers, and even railways. Its presence across sectors adds some stability, which investors usually like. Before investing, you should check business performance, demand in the auto sector, and global exposure.
About Rane Group of Companies
Rane Group operates as a major conglomerate in India's automotive component space. The group began in 1929 and built its base in Chennai. L Ganesh leads the business today. Rane focuses on automotive components. It makes steering systems, suspension parts, engine valves, and brake linings. It also produces wiring harnesses and die-casting products. The group serves cars, trucks, tractors, two-wheelers, and railways.
The group has four listed firms. These include Rane Holdings Ltd, Rane (Madras) Ltd, Rane Brake Lining Ltd, and Rane Engine Valve Ltd.
Rane sells its products in pan India and also into the global markets such as North America, Europe and Asia. This results in stable demand arising from a wide customer base. A merger is expected in April 2025 for the two businesses to become one Rane (Madras). The move aims to improve scale and financial strength.
Rane offers exposure to essential auto components. A more diversified business insulates it marginally. Still, performance depends on the auto sector and global demand trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
An investor wishing to buy shares of the Rane Group needs a Demat account and a trading account with a broker. The investor can then look for the stock they are interested in, enter the number of shares they want to buy, and place the order on a broker’s platform.
If you want one core pick, Rane (Madras) Ltd stands out as the flagship company. It drives most of the group’s operations and growth. Rane Holdings has a 71.77% stake here. For long-term investors, Rane (Madras) offers direct exposure to the group’s main business.
Rane Group was started by Ganapathy Iyer, with L Ganesh currently as Chairman. Harish Lakshman is now the Vice Chairman and Joint Managing Director of Rane Holdings Ltd. This family retains a large part of their shareholding in Rane Group and holds the primary promoters of this business along with the majority of the public and other institutional investors.
Rane (Madras) Limited has a market capitalisation of ₹2,104 crore. The company operates through the Steering & Linkages Division and the Light Metal Casting India Division. It also has a manufacturing facility in Kentucky (USA) that produces light metal casting components. Rane Engine Valve and Rane Brake Lining were merged into the company in April 2025, which now became the biggest publicly traded company.
Rane Holdings has around ₹1.41 crore of listed shares, and Rane (Madras) has ₹1.6 crore of listed shares. The promoter group holds 46.63% shares of Rane Holdings, 2.28% held by institutions, and the public holds the balance 48.48%. The founding family & the promoters together hold a majority of the company as well.
The biggest stock holdings in the group are Rane Holdings and the other is Rane (Madras). Steering gears, hydrostatic steering systems and suspension linkages account for about 70% of Rane (Madras) revenue. Part of the Rane Group includes listed companies like Rane Brake Lining, and a merger exercise in April 2025 merged into Rane (Madras) to better illustrate a clear stock structure for the group.
Rane Holdings had ₹995 crore of debt as of March 2025, a jump from the ₹822 crore recorded in FY24. Thus, it is the most leveraged company in the group. The long-term facilities have been rated as CRISIL A / Watch Positive, and the short-term ratings are rated CRISIL A1. A high level of debt can be a significant risk for investors if interest rates increase or revenues decline.
Apart from Rane, India has an array of strong players in the auto-component sector, such as the Motherson Group (Samvardhana Motherson International), one of the largest auto-component manufacturers worldwide. Uno Minda Group, who manufacture electrical and electronic components in vehicles, Bharat Forge (Kalyani Group) is the largest manufacturer of forged components in India.
For FY25, which ended 31 March, consolidated sales of Rane Holdings (Rane Group) were up over 1.7 times year on year at ₹7.4 crore, a record high ever for the group. This makes Rane Holdings the most profitable among the listed companies in the Rane Group.