The PE fund's exposure is primarily focused on infra projects (where it invested $10 billion) and real estate (around $4 billion)
After Jio's tariff hike announcement, RIL is on the verge of hitting the Rs 10 trillion m-cap mark
In anticipation of the tariff hike, Reliance Industries' market cap crossed the Rs 9.5-trillion mark on Tuesday
Reliance has increased 35% this year, compared with BP's 1.2% gain as it works on cutting high debt levels
Thus far in the calendar year 2019, RIL's share price has rallied 34 per cent, as compared to 12 per cent rise in the S&P BSE Sensex.
Equity fund managers increased their exposure to Infosys in October amid a sharp slide in the software exporter's share price
Markets regulator Sebi on Friday said that no open offer needs to be made due to various agreements involving investment by Independent Media Trust (IMT) of funds received from a Reliance entity into Network 18 companies. It was alleged Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) in the guise of executing investment agreement or so called Zero Coupon, Optionally & Fully Convertible Debentures (ZOCDs) agreement, indirectly acquired control over Network 18 without following the procedure prescribed under the Takeover Regulations. In February 2012, ZOCD agreement was entered into by and between six private limited companies (together termed as holding companies) owned and controlled by IMT, Raghav Bahl and his wife in their individual capacity. Under the ZOCD agreement, IMT was to invest funds received from Reliance Industrial Investments and Holdings Limited by subscribing to the ZOCDs of the holding companies and these holding companies were obliged to utilise ZOCD subscription amount for ...
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RIL's Jamnagar refinery complexity increased to 21.1 as of March 2019 from 12.7 as of March 2018
Sebi ruling was related to alleged fraudulent trading in the F&O space in the securities of Reliance Petroleum
The Securities Appellate Tribunal on Wednesday is likely to hear an appeal by Reliance Industries Ltd against a Sebi order that had barred the company and 12 of its promoter group entities from dealing in equity derivatives. The watchdog had barred the company and the entities for alleged unfair trade practices related to the securities market. Through an order on March 24, 2017, Sebi had also directed RIL to disgorge Rs 447 crore along with interest. The total amount of disgorgement, including interest, was around Rs 1,952 crore. SAT would hear RIL's appeal against the Sebi ban on Wednesday, as per the tribunal's cause list. Noted lawyer Harish Salve would be appearing for RIL. The case dates back to March 2007, when Mukesh Ambani-led RIL decided to sell 5 per cent stake in Reliance Petroleum, a listed subsidiary which was later merged with RIL in 2009. Sebi ruling was related to alleged fraudulent trading in the F&O space in the securities of Reliance Petroleum. RIL and the 1
The Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT) on Thursday asked markets regulator Sebi to pass an order by the end of November in the matter of Reliance Industries' acquisition of Network18 Media & Investments (NW18) and TV18 Broadcast (TV18). The order comes following an appeal filed by Victor Fernandes and Sangeeta Fernandes seeking further direction from the tribunal. The tribunal, in June last year, had directed Sebi to re-examine whether there have been violations of listing agreement with respect to Reliance Industries' acquisition of Network18 Media & Investments (NW18) and TV18 Broadcast (TV18). Besides, the regulator was asked to check whether Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) acquired indirect control of the two companies through Independent Media Trust (IMT). However, more than one year have elapsed and the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has not taken a decision and consequently, the applicants filed an application seeking further direction from the ...
Despite six major firms selling fuel and govt easing entry barrier, price remains same across sellers and differs state-to-state
Board approves the transfer of Rs 1.08 trillion debt to the new subsidiary; Jio listing could be next
RIL AGMs have become events at which, rather like a prime minister's Independence Day speech, Chairman Mukesh Ambani is expected to make some big bang statements writes Kanika Datta
The fall in capex is in line with the management's guidance
Deleveraging, profit upside from digital initiatives are major earnings drivers
Reliance Industries has so far made 19 gas discoveries in the KG-D6 block
Analysts are betting that RIL will become India's first company to touch $200 bn in market cap
Pre-tax profit rises 14% to Rs 15,055 crore, but refining margins disappoint