Mukesh Ambani set five aims for the company and said he expected the young generation of RIL to make these a reality
Reliance Industries today said it has raised USD 800 million by selling 10-year bonds - the first offering since Moody's raised India's sovereign rating. The bonds were priced at 3.66 per cent, the lowest coupon ever achieved by an Indian corporate for a 10-year issuance, the company said in a statement. RIL, which is rated the same as the sovereign, will use the proceeds to refinance existing debt. This was the first dollar note this year. The note by RIL, India's largest company, was assigned 'BBB+' rating by S&P and 'Baa2' by Moody's Investors Service. "The notes have been priced at 130 basis points over the 10-year US Treasury Note, at a price of 100 to yield at 3.667 per cent," the statement said. They will bear fixed interest of 3.66 per cent per annum, with interest payable semi-annually in arrears and shall rank pari passu with all other unsecured and unsubordinated obligations of the company. This, RIL said, was the tightest ever spread over US Treasury for
RIL has been borrowing heavily for expansion and entry into telecom space with Jio into which it has invested over Rs 1.4 lakh cr
Only two companies, ITC and HUL, recorded losses in their market valuation in the week
R-Series is one of three sets of discoveries in eastern offshore KG-D6 block that RIL and its partner BP plc of UK are working to bring to production by 2021-22 to reverse declining trend in output
The stock settled the day at record high level of Rs 952
RIL has seen the third-highest rise in market value after China and US
RIL is the ninth best performing stock among all companies
On Monday, shares of the company rose by 3.05% to close at Rs 938.10 on the BSE
RIL likely to be first Indian company to touch $100 bn market capitalisation mark
The company still holds its interest in two shale gas assets in the United States
Jio launched late last year with free voice and cut-price data, sparking a price war in India's cut-throat telecoms sector which has driven down margins and forced consolidation
Firm has invested $9 bn in the three shale assets; transaction to be completed in the third quarter of FY18
Reliance bought 1 million barrels each of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) Midland and Eagle Ford crude
The S&P Global Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings this year saw the entry of Indian Oil to the Top 10 along with Reliance Industries, which was part of the toppers' club even last year.Though, total fourteen Indian energy companies made it to the S&P list, it was one short of the tally held in 2016, said S&P Global Platts in its review today. Overall, as many as 10 energy companies significantly moved up in their rankings this year, it said.The top ranked Asian energy company in the global rankings has Indian Oil Corp, Oil & Natural Gas Corp and Bharat Petroleum Corp for company in the Asian Top 10. Refiners too continued to strengthen their standings in the 2017 roster, buoyed by improved margins.Revenues of the Top 10 global energy companies surged more than 30 percent to $1.1 trillion from $830.2 billion in the 2016 rankings. Collectively, the world's top 10 companies posted combined profits of $63.7 billion last year, 14 percent lower than the $74.3 ...
Expansion plans signal that Reliance remains bullish on the outlook for India's fuel demand
SC said no justification for the HC to quash the charge merely on the ground that a rule was omitted
So far in 2017, the stock rallied 54% against 19% gain in Sensex
The stock was up 1% at Rs 1,650, extending its 6.6% surge in past five trading sessions on BSE
RIL's borrowings have ballooned in five years as it invested in building its telecom business