India’s big energy company Reliance Industries (RIL) has been accused of stealing gas from ONGC, which is worth about $1.55 billion. Bombay High Court has issued a notice in this case and is considering directing the CBI to conduct a complete investigation. According to the petition, from 2004 to 2013-14, RIL drilled in the KG-D6 block in such a way that gas moved sideways from ONGC’s Northern Block to RIL’s block. The estimated loss is ₹13,000–14,000 crore, plus interest of $174.9 million. Petitioners want criminal charges of theft, fraud and breach of trust to be imposed on RIL and its directors. RIL says that gas is naturally migratory and this is not a new criminal case, but an old civil-arbitration dispute. Energy consultancy D&M also said that gas extraction had taken place, but there is disagreement on the legal interpretation. The court notice does not decide whether RIL is guilty. This is just the initial step—the Court is asking: – Should the CBI conduct a full investigation? – Should FIR be registered? – Should contracts and drilling data be seized? If CBI investigation starts, it can become a big precedent for Corporate India. Market sentiment, RIL shares and policy-making may also be affected.

Reliance Industries Q2 Results: Mukesh Ambani-led oil-telecom-retail segment giant Reliance Industries Ltd on Friday announced the results of the second quarter of the financial year 2026. During this period, the company’s profit after tax (PAT) jumped by 15.9 percent to Rs 22,146 crore.

The company’s revenue from operations also increased

However, there was a decrease in it compared to the previous quarter. The company’s operational revenue in the second quarter of FY26 stood at Rs 283,548 crore, which shows an annual increase of 9.9 percent from Rs 258,027 crore recorded in the same period a year ago. The company’s operational revenue in the June quarter of this year stood at Rs 273,252 crore.

Jio also performed brilliantly

Reliance Jio’s performance was also excellent in the second quarter. Its revenue increased by 14.6 percent to Rs 36,332 crore compared to last year. Profit after tax also increased by 12.8 percent to Rs 7,379 crore. The company said that Jio’s ARPU increased to Rs 211.4 in the second quarter. This reflects the average revenue per user. Apart from this, the company also achieved this growth due to the increasing demand for Jio AirFiber.

Tremendous rise in shares

At the same time, before the announcement of the company’s second quarter results, the shares of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) regained the level of Rs 1,400 after 16 sessions. On Friday, the last trading day of the week, shares of Reliance Industries rose 1.5 percent to Rs 1,417.80 on NSE in early trade, up 27 percent from their 52-week low. The market cap of the company stood at Rs 19.17 lakh crore.

More than 20 percent increase in 2 years

RIL shares have increased by 4.38 percent in one year and 20.23 percent in two years. The stock’s beta is 1.2, which represents 20 percent more volatility than the market in a year. RIL shares had fallen to a 52-week low of Rs 1115.55 on April 7, 2025 and reached a record high of Rs 1551 on July 9 this year.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of RIL stock stands at 57, which shows that it is neither trading in the oversold nor overbought zones. RIL shares are trading above 5 day, 10 day, 20 day, 30 day, 50 day, 100 day and 200 day moving averages. Brokerage Investec has given ‘Buy’ rating to the stock with a target price of Rs 1890. Brokerage firm Citi has kept a target price of Rs 1,690 for RIL shares.

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Reliance Industries Shares: Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) shares are living in focus before the company’s 48th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Thursday, August 28, August 28. AGM is scheduled to be held on Friday, August 29, 2025, in which the company’s chairman Mukesh Ambani can address about 44 lakh shareholders.

America’s extra tariff has been implemented from today on the import of Indian goods for the purchase of crude oil from Russia. This increased tariff may be seen to have a direct impact on RIL shares as Reliance Industries is one of the biggest buyers of Russian crude oil in India. In such a situation, the company will keep a close watch on how the source will deal with the sourcing challenges of crude oil.

This is the specialty of Reliance shares

Despite all the geopolitical challenges, the price of Reliance’s stock has increased by about 14 percent in 2025. Which is much higher than the 4.5 percent lead of the Nifty 50. Apart from this, Reliance Industries is still the most valuable company in the country, which will keep it attractive to investors. JP Morgan has given Reliance a ‘overweight’ rating for September 2026 and has kept the target price of Rs 1,695 per share for the share. Earlier, on Tuesday, Reliance shares on BSE closed down 1.95 percent at a price of 1,385.30.

Alok Industries also shares in focus

Since Trump’s tariff is expected to have a bad effect on the textile industry, the shares of Mukesh Ambani’s company Alok Industries are also going to be in focus these days. For the past few days, it has already seen a decline. On Tuesday too, the price of its share fell to Rs 17.61 on Tuesday. Alok Industries is a textile manufacturing company, which was bought by Reliance Industries and JM Financial under NCLT process.

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Loan fraud case: Amidst the ongoing investigation of CBI and ED in the loan fraud case, the shares of two companies of Anil Ambani have fallen by about 19 percent in the last six business days. Today i.e. on 6 August 2025, the process of decline in the shares of Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power continued. On Wednesday, while Reliance Infra declined by 0.84 percent, Reliance Power’s stock fell to 0.88 percent.

Anil Ambani’s companies fell

Significantly, a day before in the loan fraud case, on Tuesday, the ED questioned Anil Ambani at his headquarters. Also, they have been given seven days time so that they can submit documents related to the questions asked during the investigation. According to reports, now other senior members of Reliance Group are also being questioned by ED.

On Tuesday, the ED questioned Anil Ambani for about 10 hours. According to news agency PTI, his statement was recorded under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). During this, about a dozen questions were asked to Anil Ambani. It is believed that during interrogation, he denied any disturbance. Also, Anil Ambani also said that his companies have informed the regulator SEBI from time to time.

What is the whole matter?

This action is related to the alleged financial irregularities by several companies of Anil Ambani, including Reliance Infrastructure (R Infra) and manipulation of the amount of collective loan of more than Rs 17,000 crore. The first charge is related to the misuse of the “illegal” loan of about Rs 3,000 crore given by Yes Bank to the companies of Ambani Group between 2017 and 2019. The ED suspects that just before the loan was given, the promoters of Yes Bank had “received” funds in their companies. The agency is investigating the “bribe” and the nexus of the loan in this entire network.

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Stocks to watch on 21st July 2025: The Indian stock market closed down on Friday, the last trading day of the previous week, on Friday, the third consecutive week declined as the investors were cautious about the uncertainty over the trade deal between the US-India and the quarter results of the companies. Investors will keep an eye on the shares of many other companies like UltraTech Cement, Eater, Reliance Industries, ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank, Geo Financial on Monday, 21 July.

Their results will come

Investors will be eyeing the shares of Eternal, IDBI Bank, UltraTech Cement and PNB Housing Finance today as today these companies are going to announce the results for the first (April-June) quarter of FY 2026.

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The bank’s performance was good in the first quarter. The income from interest also reached Rs 21,635 crore with a jump of 10.6 percent. While the net profit increased by 15.4 percent to Rs 12,768 crore.

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The income of HDFC Bank, the largest bank in private sector in the country, also reached Rs 31,438 crore with an increase of 5.4 percent from interest. Due to good profits in the first quarter, the bank has also announced a bonus share and a special dividend of Rs 5 for the first time.

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Ril Q1 results: The integrated net profit of Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries jumped 78.3 percent in the April-June quarter to Rs 26,994 crore. This is the most quarterly benefit ever. The company’s profit has increased the profit of the change of consumer business and spectacular performance of investment sales. Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) on Friday informed the stock market about the financial results of the first quarter of the current financial year, saying that its integrated net profit was Rs 26,994 crore in April 2025, or Rs 19.95 per share, compared to Rs 15,138 crore in the same period last year.

The net profit of RIL, the country’s most valuable company in terms of market capitalization, was 39 percent higher on a quarterly basis. The company had earned a net profit of Rs 19,407 crore in the January-March quarter.

Reliance’s tremendous profit

In the June quarter, the company headed by Mukesh Ambani has increased consumer businesses- retail and and telecom sector. Telecommunications unit Jio was helped by an increase in consumer base while retail business Reliance Retail benefited from the expansion of store network and increasing customers’ influx.

In the first quarter of financial year 2025-26, RIL’s operational revion increased by 5.26 percent to Rs 2.48 lakh crore, compared to Rs 2.36 lakh crore in the same quarter last year. The company said that its other income was Rs 8,924 crore on the basis of the benefits of selling investments listed in the quarter. The company’s main business Petroleum refining and petrochemicals recorded a decline of 1.5 percent on an annual basis due to softening of crude oil prices and low quantity of employed.

Mukesh Ambani said- Strong start of new year

The statement on behalf of the company said that the increase in domestic sales of transport fuel through Jio-BP gave support to the revenue of this section. Mukesh Ambani, chairman and managing director of Reliance Industries, said that Reliance has started the financial year 2025-26 with a strong and all-round operations and financial performance.

The RIL chairman said that despite remarkable ups and downs in the global large-economic scenario, integrated EBITDA (pre-income) in the first quarter of the current financial year has improved a year ago. During the quarter, there was an atmosphere of uncertainty in the energy markets and there was heavy fluctuations in crude oil prices.

Reliance Industries: Reliance Industries (RIL), the company of Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani, will announce the result of the first quarter of FY 2026 on 18 July. In the information given to the exchange on July 11, the company said, there will be a board meeting next Friday, in which the result of the first quarter is also to be announced.

Board meeting will be held on July 18

The company said that after the board meeting on July 18, an analyst meat will also be held to discuss the results of the quarter ending on 30 June 2025. In this, talks are made about the company’s financial status, quarter results and future plans.

There is so much profit expectation

According to analysts of the Kotak Institutional Equities (KIE), Reliance Industries profit (after tax) in the first quarter is expected to increase by up to 29 percent. After paying the tax, the company is expected to have a profit of Rs 19,517 crore.

He said that a big contribution of Rs 9000 crore in this can be seen by selling its stake in Asian Paints. Let us know that on June 12, 2025, Reliance sold his 3.64 percent stake in Asian Paints for Rs 7,703 crore. After this, on 16 June, he also sold the rest of its share.

In the first quarter of the current financial year, net sales fall by 1 percent to Rs 2,29,475.7 crore in the first quarter of Rs 2,31,784 crore. Brokerage estimates that RIL’s consolidated Ebita may increase by 15.4 percent. Whereas in O2C, digital and retail, there will be an annual increase of 19-20 percent, which will be compensated with weak E&P.

Meanwhile, brokerage firm Motilal Oswal Financial Services has estimated that RIL’s profit (after tax) in the first quarter can reach about Rs 20000 crore with a gain of 32 %. During this period, revenue is also expected to increase by 15 percent to Rs 266100 crore.

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Reliance Industries Share: Brokerage firm Nuwama Institutional Equalities has increased its target price to Rs 1,801 per share for Reliance Industries Limited (RIL). Brokerage has also rated its share ‘Buy’. With this, during the trading today, during the trading, Reliance shares jumped 1.9 percent to Rs 1,529. It is being told that Nuwama has placed a big bet on this only after Reliance was launched recently.

Reliance started HJT module manufacturing

Actually, Reliance has started manufacturing 1 GW (GW) HJT module. There is a plan to increase its capacity to 10 GW by 2026. This module is based on Hetrozing Technology (HJIT) and has an efficiency 23.1 percent, which is much higher than the common solar panels. It generates more units of electricity than other solar panels. This step taken by Reliance will help India achieve its goals of clean energy.

Why does Nuwama trust RIL?

Nuwama says that according to the channels in his industry, RIL is preparing to sell its HJT module in the domestic market as it may take some time to generate electricity.

According to the Economic Times report, Jal Irani and his team in Nuwama say that the rollout of Reliance’s new energy will not only increase the company’s PAT up to 50 percent, but by 2035, the O2C business will also be re-re-reconciled in view of the company’s net-gear carbon target by 2035. Reliance’s Oil to Chemicals is currently a huge source of its profit, which gives two-fiveth part of Ebitda and more than half of PAT.

All these things are also included in Reliance’s plan

Reliance is currently planning to set up 30 GWH battery facility, green hydrogen and electrolyzer manufacturing, and 55 CBG plants with this integrated solar facility. The company has a setup of 50 CBG plants.

Nuwama said in his note that keep an eye on the next AGM of the company to be held in August-September. We are increasing the SOTP -based target price to Rs 1,801 – which is the highest in the market. In view of the possibilities of the module’s profit being more than expected, we maintain the rating of our ‘Buy’ on RIL’s stock.

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Reliance Industries Limited Market Cap: Mukesh Ambani -led Reliance Industries Limited on Thursday touched a market capitalization of 20 lakh crores due to a boom in Dalal Street shares. Due to the tremendous interest of investors, Reliance’s shares closed at the level of Rs 1,495, trading with a rise of 1.91 percent in the evening.

For a year, its shares were watching a steady decline. But during the last three months, Reliance’s shares became a market cappication category of 20 lakh crores, as well as the highest cap in the market.

Reliance again created history

According to the market capitalization, HDFC Bank is second after Reliance Industries, the country’s most valuable company, with HDFC Bank with 1591218 lakh crore market capitalization. This is followed by Tata Consultancy Services with 1245219 Lakhs, Airtel with 11448518 Lakh and 1027838 lakh crore market captilation with ICICI Bank.

It is worth noting that since Thursday morning, Reliance Idsters shares showed a tremendous rise and due to this, its stocks saw a jump of 2.14 percent and it reached a record high of 1498 with a rapidly. If we talk about market capacity, then it has added Rs 37837.9 crore to it.

If we talk about the returns of Reliance Industries shares this year, then it has been given a return of 23 percent. During the last one month, its stock has seen a rise of about 4 percent.

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Mukesh Ambani Vision for Reliance: Mukesh Ambani, the legendary industrialist and chairman of Reliance Industries Limited, who was involved in the list of top rich people of the world, said that he often used to say- humans come empty handed and go empty handed, but leave only one institution behind. He said- My father told me that Reliance is a process. This is an institution that should be formed, you have to ensure that Reliance goes after you and me.

Mukesh Ambani further said that the investment made on such a large scale in Jio in the field of telecommunications was the “biggest risk” of his career. At that time we were investing our own money, some experts believed that India is not ready for the most advanced digital technology, so Jio could have been bad.

Live big risk

He said that the decision to invest in Reliance Jio was not so easy. In an interview given to Mechanji & Co., RIL Chairman said that at that time we were investing our own money and I was a majority shareholder myself. We took big risk because the scale matters a lot to us and the goals were also high. He said that “Even if the investment in Jio is not able to give the expected benefits for some reason, then it would have been considered a big step towards making India digital.

Talking on 5G technology, the RIL chairman further said that the entire structure of Jio’s 5G technology has been fully developed. He said that we have created core, hardware, software – every component ourselves. We only included Ericsson and Nokia in 20% part, so that we could tighten the test of our system’s global standards. I told my team, you have to be better than them. And they showed it, today we are really better than them.

Need to be the owner, not a user

Talking about his future plans, Mukesh Ambani said that “I always used to say that we will not only have to become a user of technology, we have to become an innovator. Reliance is moving towards becoming a deep-tech and advanced construction company today. We have started it from telecommunications.

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