Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, the flagship company of Anil Ambani's Reliance Group, is targeting Rs 3,000 crore from the export of 155 mm ammunition and aggregates by the end of financial year 2027, sources said. In the current year itself, the company is estimated to export Rs 1,500 crore of large calibre ammunition. Reliance Infrastructure has already clocked exports of up to Rs 100 crore of artillery ammunition and aggregates and is aiming to be among the top three exporters of defence equipment in India, sources aware of the matter said. The key export market for Reliance includes countries in the European Union, focusing on large restocking demand for artillery ammunition. According to the experts, the market size for restocking is estimated at Rs 4,00,000 crore. Sources said Reliance has been able to make inroads in the highly competitive markets of the European Union and South East Asia. When contacted, a Reliance Infrastructure spokesperson confirmed that the ammunition ex
Reliance Infrastructure has moved higher by 11% to ₹347.65 on the BSE in Friday's intra-day trade amid heavy volumes, trading close to its 52-week high level
Reliance Infra's stock was quoting at ₹288.75, down 5.5 per cent compared to previous session's close of ₹305.45 on the NSE
Shares of Reliance Infrastructure rallied 10% to ₹ 313 on media reports of Reliance Defence ties up with Rheinmetall to supply ammunition, explosives
Reliance Defence and Rheinmetall AG will jointly produce explosives and propellants at a new greenfield facility in Maharashtra as part of a broader defence collaboration
Reliance will build a major ammunition complex in Maharashtra with Germany's Rheinmetall AG, aiming to support India's defence forces and its ₹50,000 crore export goal by 2029
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Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) is entering into the renewable energy (RE) equipment manufacturing space to increase its business portfolio, industry sources said. The Reliance Group company has already appointed Ivan Saha as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Renewable Manufacturing, and Mushtaque Hussain as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Battery Manufacturing, they said. "RInfra is making strategic entry into the renewable energy manufacturing industry," sources said. The company would set up an integrated solar manufacturing unit with the objective to boost the production of solar panels and components in India, promoting self-sufficiency in clean energy. Solar manufacturing will be led by Saha, who comes with over 30 years of experience in semiconductors and solar technology and device design. He has served organisations like Vikram Solar and ReNew Power. Its integrated battery manufacturing unit will focus on developing advanced energy storage solutions for grid applications and
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Shares of Reliance Power, and Reliance Infrastructure rose up to 5 per cent in intraday deals on Tuesday after the companies announced a restructuring of their respective board of directors
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The company's board of directors had approved the fundraise on September 19
Shareholders of Reliance Infrastructure have approved the company's plan to raise Rs 6,000 crore through preferential issue of shares and qualified institutional placement (QIP) route. Both proposals have received shareholders' approval, with over 98 per cent voting in favour of the resolutions via postal ballot, the company informed in a stock exchange disclosure. Reliance Infrastructure's board, on September 19, had approved a Rs 6,000-crore fundraise plan. Of this, Rs 3,014 crore was to be raised through preferential allotment of shares or convertible warrants, while Rs 3,000 crore will be raised by QIP. In the first phase, Reliance Infrastructure is launching the Rs 3,014 crore preferential placement by issuing 12.56 crore equity shares or convertible warrants at an issue price of Rs 240 per share. Out of this, Rs 1,104 crore will be invested by the promoters of Reliance Infrastructure through promoter company Risee Infinity Private Ltd. Risee will subscribe to 4.60 crore ...
Approves ESOP scheme for all its employees and those of its subsidiaries
Calcutta High Court has upheld Rs 780 crore arbitration award in favour of Reliance Infrastructure in the West Bengal-based Damodar Valley Corporation dispute
The arbitration award is worth approximately Rs 780 crore, including accrued interest, and bank guarantees of Rs 600 crore will also be released
Parent entity Reliance Infrastructure to increase equity in R-Power by Rs 600 crore
Of this issue, Rs 1,104 crore will be invested by the promoters of Reliance Infrastructure through the promoter company Risee Infinity Private Limited. Risee will subscribe to 46 million shares