It is the only company other than TCS to have exceeded Rs 5 lakh cr in m-cap
The stock hit a high of Rs 1,525, its highest level since January 17, 2008, on BSE in intra-day.
It is left with two oil and gas exploration blocks in Myanmar
RIL holds 70% interest in the payment bank while SBI has the rest
Rating agency S&P has said the Rs 40,000-crore capex that Reliance announced last week in deep water gas fields will delay its deleveraging, but maintained that the investment plan is credit neutral. It expects that investment along with the fledgling telecom venture, into which RIL has pumped in over Rs 1.3 trillion so far, will contribute 50 per cent increase in operating income. "The proposed USD 6 billion investments will slightly delay Reliance's deleveraging as any meaningful improvement in the leverage ratio will depend on stronger cash flows from new projects in refining and petchem and its telecom venture generating meaningful EBITDA in fiscal 2018 and thereafter," S&P said in a weekend note. "We expect the EBITDA from these two businesses (new gas fields and telecom) to grow by about 50 per cent in fiscal 2019 over fiscal 2017. We also expect telecom business to attain material scale for paid subscribers resulting in contribution of about 20 per cent of ...
In past four trading sessions, the stock rallied 8% as compared to 0.33% rise in Sensex
More than $6-bn investment, growth in near term will come from investments made in past 4 yrs
Have invited BP & Reliance to invest in fuel retail, said Pradhan
RIL expects to drill 600-800 wells and develop associated infra over next phases of development
The Canadian major was trying to get buyers for its shares in Krishna-Godavari basin and NEC-25
RIL's ethane project involved securing ethane refrigeration capacity in the US Gulf coast
Core refining and petrochemicals buoy performance in March quarter
Sebi direction asking the Mukesh Ambani- led firm to disgorge "unlawful gains"
Reliance Industries Ltd today approached the Securities Appellate Tribunal against a Sebi order, which had banned the Mukesh Ambani-led firm from equity derivative trading for one year and had asked it to disgorge nearly Rs 1,000 crore in an alleged fraudulent trading case. The Tribunal is likely to hear RIL's appeal on May 3 to decide on admission and further hearing, sources said. In a nearly 10-year-old case, capital markets regulator Sebi on March 24 had banned Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and 12 others from equity derivatives trading for one year, while accusing the company of making "unlawful gains". Besides, RIL was asked to disgorge Rs 447 crore, along with an annual interest of 12 per cent since November 29, 2007, which itself would be over Rs 500 crore, taking the total disgorgement amount to nearly Rs 1,000 crore. The case relates to alleged fraudulent trading in the F&O space in the securities of RIL's erstwhile listed subsidiary Reliance Petroleum Ltd
Reliance invested $600 more in shale gas in March quarter
On Monday, Reliance Industries reported a record fourth quarter net profit of Rs 8,046 crore
The stock was up 3.5% to Rs 1,465, also its fresh 52-week high on BSE in early morning trade
Led by improved efficiencies & new capacities, chemicals and refining seen putting up strong show
Announces further investment of Rs 18,000 cr for its fibre network as it expands Jio's 4G reach
The oil major today reported a 12.3% rise in its March quarter net profit