Reliance Industries’ (RIL) recent gains are helping the companies catch up with the benchmark index, which it has trailed for much of the past decade.
As of Wednesday’s close, the firm’s shares had surged 135 per cent since it launched telecom services in 2016, nearly four times the advance in the S&P BSE Sensex, making it the best performer.
That brought its 10-year gain to 149 per cent, just shy of the Sensex’s 155 per cent advance. Reliance shares closed up 2.8 per cent on Thursday, adding to an advance this quarter that would be the steepest since 2009 if

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