Reversing the previous session's losses, the 30-share index ended 454.10 points or 0.78 per cent higher at 58,795.09
Shares of Reliance Industries Limited were in heavy demand on Thursday as it jumped over 6 per cent, helping market benchmarks close with huge gains. The market heavyweight stock jumped 6.10 per cent to close at Rs 2,494.40 on BSE. During the day, it zoomed 6.46 per cent to Rs 2,502.80. On NSE, it gained 6.36 per cent to close at Rs 2,501. It was the biggest gainer on both the benchmark indices. In volume terms, 4.77 lakh shares were traded on BSE and over 1.95 crore on NSE. The BSE 30-share benchmark index jumped 454.10 points or 0.78 per cent to close at 58,795.09, helped by rally in Reliance Industries shares.
The refinery off-gases produced from this project earlier served as fuel
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RIL said the Scheme will also enable the company to evaluate unlocking the value of syngas, with a collaborative and asset-light approach involving induction of investor(s) in the gasifier subsidiary
Reliance Industries has decided to implement a Scheme of Arrangement (Scheme) to transfer Gasification Undertaking into a wholly-owned subsidiary (WOS)
The transfer will help "unlock the value of syngas" and will help the company's transition to renewables as its primary source of energy, said the company in a press release
Reliance Industries Ltd's Board on Wednesday decided to implement a 'Scheme of Arrangement' to transfer the 'Gasification' undertaking into a wholly-owned subsidiary (WOS).
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The reevaluation of the decision to sell a 20% stake in Reliance Industries Ltd's oil-to-chemical business to Saudi Aramco will not impact the firm's credit quality, Moody's Investors Service said
Reliance may over time become a holding company for three underlying businesses which are likely to be listed separately in the future, says Bloomberg
The scenario reflects the larger uncertainties in global fossil fuel investments and India's whimsical policy environment
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Aramco had signed a non-binding letter of intent in August 2019 for a potential 20% stake in Reliance's oil-to-chemicals unit valued at about $15 billion
Analysts said market was factoring in a full $75 bn valuation for O2C segment. Irrespective of the refining and petrochem cycle, the key catalyst for the market was Aramco deal closure
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