Raymond Lifestyle reports that its June-quarter (Q1) loss widens even though revenue increases. According to NDTV, revenue grows by about 6% during the quarter, and the company also sees margin expansion. However, these improvements do not offset higher overall costs. As a result, the apparel maker’s net loss deepens in the June quarter compared with the same period previously. The reports attribute the worsening bottom line to cost increases that outweigh the benefit from sales growth and improved margins. Overall, the company’s quarterly performance reflects a combination of top-line expansion and margin gains alongside rising expenses, leading to a larger loss at the end of the period. The available coverage focuses on the direction of key figures—revenue up, margins improving, and net loss widening—without detailing specific cost heads or segment performance. The net result is that profitability deteriorates for the quarter despite the increase in sales and margins.