Reliance Jio has announced the allocation of 50 crore warrants at ₹316.50 to the promoter family, raising nearly ₹15,000 crore. But why is Jio raising such a big amount? Market expert Devan Choksey breaks down the reason behind this move and what it means for Jio’s future plans. The funds are likely to be deployed for Jio’s ambitious ventures in financial services, including its joint reinsurance business with Allianz. Reinsurance is a highly capital-intensive sector, and this investment could make Jio-Allianz one of India’s largest players in the space. Watch as Devan Choksey explains the strategy, growth potential, and long-term impact of this stake hike on Reliance Jio’s expansion plans.
Reliance Industries posted its highest-ever quarterly profit at nearly ₹27,000 crore, with strong growth in operational income and solid performance from Jio and other verticals. However, despite the record earnings, the stock slipped 2–3%, dragging down the broader market. Market expert Gaurav explains that the key concern lies in the underperformance of the retail segment, which surprised the street with its weakness. While telecom continues to show strength and expansion, the drag from retail has overshadowed the overall bullish sentiment. As one of the heaviest weights on the index, Reliance’s decline is having a noticeable impact. Listen in
Reliance Industries has reported a 76% surge in net profit to ₹26,994 crore for Q1FY26, driven by robust performance in Jio, and a one-time gain of ₹8,900 crore from its Asian Paints stake sale. Revenue came in strong at ₹2.44 lakh crore. While the Retail segment remains under pressure, Reliance's New Energy and Telecom arms are showing early signs of acceleration. Brokerages continue to maintain a positive outlook, with targets ranging from ₹1500 to ₹1767, despite a slight trim from Nuvama. Market Expert Vinit Bolinjkar, Head Research, Ventura Securities bullish on Reliance earnings, with a target price of ₹1767 target price. Listen in
Reliance Industries, India’s largest listed company, is set to announce its Q1 FY26 earnings, and the market is watching closely. Analysts expect a stable quarter with modest sequential growth — revenues are seen rising around 3% to ₹30,900 crore, while EBITDA is likely to improve to ₹16,600 crore. Profit after tax is estimated to grow 5% to ₹6,675 crore. Margins are expected to remain largely flat at 53–54%. However, the real focus will be on how the company’s consumer-facing segments — Reliance Jio and Reliance Retail — perform compared to the traditional oil-to-chemicals (O2C) business. With the company gradually pivoting from an industrial powerhouse to a consumer-tech-retail giant, investors will be looking for strong commentary and signals of traction in new growth areas like digital, green energy, and retail expansion. Listen in to what Market expert Abhishek Basumallick, Co-founder & Fund Manager, Shree Rama Managers expects on Reliance Q1 results
Stocks including Wipro, M&M, Bajaj Auto, Axis Bank, Lupin, LTIMindTree, Tata Communications, Jio Financial Services and more will be in the spotlight on Friday, July 18.
The technology's current performance lags behind traditional wireless connectivity, making it unlikely to disrupt the wireless business of major Indian telecoms like Bharti Airtel and Jio, which contribute 80-90% of valuations.
The Delhi High Court has directed e-commerce giants Amazon and Flipkart to take down products that infringe upon the trademarks of Reliance Industries and its subsidiary Jio. Justice Saurabh Banerjee, in an order dated July 10, issued a dynamic injunction prohibiting the listing and sale of goods falsely using the "Reliance" or "Jio" branding
Starlink has now been granted clearance to provide satellite broadband services in India, making it the third company to receive approval. Eutelsat's OneWeb and Reliance Jio have also obtained the necessary permissions to operate in the country.
RIL investors were disappointed with the stock falling 1.87% to Rs 1510 against the previous close of Rs 1538.80 on BSE. Market cap of the firm slipped to Rs 20.55 lakh crore.
Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio expanded their wireless subscriber base in May 2025, reinforcing growth in India’s telecom sector despite economic headwinds.