Rap Corp Ltd (RAP) Share Price & Fundamentals

What we do

Rap Corp Ltd is engaged in constructing malls and multiplexes and property rental management primarily in India.

Founded in

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Market share

Niche player in real estate development with properties in Meerut and Agra.

Problem solved

Provides commercial real estate infrastructure and property rental solutions.

Top clients or who we serve

Commercial tenants across retail and entertainment sectors; B2B focus.

Key management

Mr. Rupinder Singh Arora, Managing Director with extensive real estate experience.

Our journey and innovations

Operational since 1994; launched RAP Magnum Mall in Meerut in 2008-09; renamed from Rap Media to Rap Corp in 2025.

Where we operate

Operations focused in India, with properties in Meerut, Agra, and Pune.

Top products or what we offer

Commercial malls, multiplexes, and rental real estate services.

Top brands

RAP Magnum Mall – key commercial property asset in Meerut.

Raw materials needed

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Raw materials supplier

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Recurring vs cyclical contribution

Current revenues are non-recurring; income primarily from asset sales and rentals.

Our industry position

Small-scale real estate company focused on property development and leasing, facing operational challenges recently.

Financial highlights

No revenue in FY 2025; net loss of Rs. 1.62 crores; other income Rs. 34.77 lakhs; zero outside debt.

Geographical revenue split

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Order book

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Whats driving growth

Asset monetization post-2023 and strategic property sales to improve liquidity.

Our future plans

Monetize remaining assets and generate rental or sale income from properties; no new projects announced.

Our green promise

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Our people and values

Small employee base with cordial relations and no workplace harassment issues reported.

Key challenges ahead

Generating sustainable revenue streams amid client insolvencies; reviving rental incomes.

Interesting facts

Successfully sold Agra property for over Rs. 62 crores post-FY2025; maintains zero external debt.

Risks and strategy

Revenue volatility due to low rental occupancy; mitigating through asset sales and cost control.