Financials fall due to Covid lockdowns, group posts Rs 5,943 cr loss on Rs 11, 723 cr sales
Retail entity's cash flows have been hit, and if the merger deal does not go through, the working of restructuring would be under strain
Reliance Retail, despite the pandemic, hit revenues of Rs 157,629 crore in FY21. The Future group's revenues are merely 7 per cent of this, compared to around 18 per cent in FY20
Reliance Retail Ventures Ltd's open offer for the shareholders of Just Dial to buy an additional 26 per cent stake in the company will commence on September 13
EBITDA up 79% at Rs 1,941 crore YoY but plunged 46.3% sequentially
The oil-to-telecom conglomerate's revenue from operations rose 58.2 per cent to Rs 1.44 trillion
Reliance Retail Ventures Ltd on Tuesday purchased shares worth over Rs 1,332 crore in Just Dial Ltd, through an open market transaction.
RRVL has announced the acquisition of a controlling stake or a 40.95 per cent holding in Just Dial for a total consideration of Rs 3,497 crore
Reliance Industries' retail business is expected to grow three times in next the next three to five years at a robust CAGR of 35-40 per cent, said a Bernstein report
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Will acquire 25.33% stake via preferential allotment at Rs 1,022.25 a share, another 15.62% from Just Dial founder V S S Mani. It will later make an open offer for 26% as per Sebi rules
VSS Mani will continue as MD and CEO of Just Dial; company reported a net loss of Rs 3.5 crore in June quarter
Depending on the investors' appetite, at least one will be launched in the current financial year, a banker close to the development says
Their renewable energy and retail plans offer contrasting strategies; if they pan out, the consumer is the guaranteed winner
It continues to be among the fastest-growing retailers globally and the company aims to be among the top ten retailers of the world, Ambani said at RIL's annual general meeting
In their base case scenario, Jefferies maintains a price target of Rs 2,540 on RIL stock - an upside of around 15 per cent from the current levels
After growing 5x over FY16-FY20, RIL's core retail revenue growth has taken a pause in FY21 (April 2020 to March 2021) due to Covid related macro headwinds including lower footfalls
Big discounts, cashback offers, early sales part of strategy
The digital commerce and merchant partnerships business has gained significant traction in the wake of Covid-induced disruptions
The stock was up 2.2 per cent at Rs 2,250 on the BSE in intra-day trade on Thursday, trading close to its record high level of Rs 2,368.80 touched on September 16, 2020