Reliance stock falls 10% in 3 days; is it good time to buy?
Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries share price has fallen as much as 9.65 per cent in last three sessions amid profit booking and concerns over the Future Group deal
- Jan 27, 2021,
- Updated Jan 27, 2021 8:17 PM IST
Shares of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) extended their fall on Wednesday as investors resorted to profit booking after December quarter results, while concerns over its bid to acquire Future Group businesses also spooked sentiment. The Reliance stock has declined as much as 9.65 per cent in the last three sessions. This was the second straight session when Mukesh Ambani-led oil-to-telecom conglomerate was among the top laggards on the BSE SENSEX and Nifty.
Extending fall for the third straight session, RIL shares opened lower at Rs 1,930.20 on Wednesday, against previous closing price of Rs 1,939.70 on the BSE. During the day's trade, the stock fell as much as 2.73 per cent to hit an intra-day low of Rs 1,888, before closing at Rs 1,895.25, down 2.29 per cent. The BSE SENSEX ended Wednesday's trade at 47,409.93, down 937.66 points or 1.94 per cent amid profit booking ahead of Budget.
The market capital (m-cap) of the country's most valued firm has declined Rs 97,880.97 crore in last three sessions to Rs 12,01,482.50 crore on the BSE.
On the volume front, there was surge in selling as 17.4 lakh shares changed hands over the counter as compared to two-week average volume of 9.91 lakh shares on the BSE.
The share of oil-to-chemicals giant came under stress after Amazon filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking detention of Future Group founders, including CEO Kishore Biyani, and seizure of their assets as it sought to block Future Group from selling retail assets to Reliance Industries. In the petition, Amazon sought enforcement of the Singapore arbitrator's ruling in October against Future Group's Rs 24,713 crore deal with Reliance.
Meanwhile, Future Retail, in a regulatory filing, on Monday said it would defend the matter through its legal counsels.
On the earnings front, Reliance Industries reported 12.5 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 13,101 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2020, on the back of strong rebound across all businesses. Consolidated revenue, however, fell by 22 per cent to Rs 1,28,450 crore in the quarter under review as compared to Rs 1,60,447 crore in the year ago period. The firm reported highest ever quarterly consolidated profit before exceptional items at Rs 15,015 crore, while consolidated EBITDA before exceptional items stood at Rs 26,094 crore during December quarter of 2020.
Shares of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) extended their fall on Wednesday as investors resorted to profit booking after December quarter results, while concerns over its bid to acquire Future Group businesses also spooked sentiment. The Reliance stock has declined as much as 9.65 per cent in the last three sessions. This was the second straight session when Mukesh Ambani-led oil-to-telecom conglomerate was among the top laggards on the BSE SENSEX and Nifty.
Extending fall for the third straight session, RIL shares opened lower at Rs 1,930.20 on Wednesday, against previous closing price of Rs 1,939.70 on the BSE. During the day's trade, the stock fell as much as 2.73 per cent to hit an intra-day low of Rs 1,888, before closing at Rs 1,895.25, down 2.29 per cent. The BSE SENSEX ended Wednesday's trade at 47,409.93, down 937.66 points or 1.94 per cent amid profit booking ahead of Budget.
The market capital (m-cap) of the country's most valued firm has declined Rs 97,880.97 crore in last three sessions to Rs 12,01,482.50 crore on the BSE.
On the volume front, there was surge in selling as 17.4 lakh shares changed hands over the counter as compared to two-week average volume of 9.91 lakh shares on the BSE.
The share of oil-to-chemicals giant came under stress after Amazon filed a petition in the Delhi High Court seeking detention of Future Group founders, including CEO Kishore Biyani, and seizure of their assets as it sought to block Future Group from selling retail assets to Reliance Industries. In the petition, Amazon sought enforcement of the Singapore arbitrator's ruling in October against Future Group's Rs 24,713 crore deal with Reliance.
Meanwhile, Future Retail, in a regulatory filing, on Monday said it would defend the matter through its legal counsels.
On the earnings front, Reliance Industries reported 12.5 per cent year-on-year growth in consolidated net profit at Rs 13,101 crore for the third quarter ended December 31, 2020, on the back of strong rebound across all businesses. Consolidated revenue, however, fell by 22 per cent to Rs 1,28,450 crore in the quarter under review as compared to Rs 1,60,447 crore in the year ago period. The firm reported highest ever quarterly consolidated profit before exceptional items at Rs 15,015 crore, while consolidated EBITDA before exceptional items stood at Rs 26,094 crore during December quarter of 2020.