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Who owns Reliance Industries?

1 of the world’s richest people holds Reliance Industries in our tracked profiles.

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  1. Mukesh AmbaniOther
    Chairman and Managing DirectorReliance Industries Ltd. (oil-to-chemicals, Jio telecom, retail, media, new energy)
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    Reliance Industries Ltd. (oil-to-chemicals, Jio telecom, retail, media, new energy)
    Ticker
    RELIANCE
    Exchange
    NSE/BSE
    Role
    Chairman and Managing Director; controlling promoter
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    Chairman & MDReliance Industries Ltd. (promoter & promoter group, 47 holding entities/persons) · Promoter & promoter group 6,715,496,096 shares = 50.48% of shares (A+B+C2)… · as of Jun 2026
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    Entry
    Reliance Industries Ltd. (promoter & promoter group, 47 holding entities/persons)
    Ticker
    RELIANCE
    Exchange
    NSE / BSE
    Role
    Chairman & MD; promoter
    Stake
    Promoter & promoter group 6,715,496,096 shares = 50.48% of shares (A+B+C2), 49.62% of total voting rights; Mukesh D Ambani directly 16,104,040 shares; main holding LLPs: Srichakra Commercials 11.12%, Devarshi Commercials 8.20%, Karuna Commercials 8.20%, Reliance Industries Holding Pvt Ltd 4.57%
    Stake as of
    2026-06-30
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Recent SEC filings

No Form 4 insider trades in Reliance Industries from the holders above in the last 90 days.

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Recent moves

Nov 6, 2026 edition
Mukesh AmbaniEarningsOtherRELIANCE.NSAI read · ▲ A real beat, not just a bounce

Reliance stock jumps 11.6% on record quarterly profit

The move

Reliance Industries shares rose 11.60% to close at 1,300 rupees on the NSE on Nov. 2, its biggest single-day gain since April 2020, Business Today reported. Consolidated net profit for the July-September quarter rose 40.64% year over year to 25,548 crore rupees, and revenue rose 28.57% to 3,32,861 crore rupees. Telecom unit Jio Platforms reported revenue of 47,485 crore rupees, up 11.3%, with 542.4 million subscribers.

Why it matters

The rally pushed Reliance's market value to nearly 17.6 lakh crore rupees and reinforced Ambani's position among Asia's richest people.

The bear case

A single record quarter doesn't guarantee the growth rate holds, and part of the profit jump reflects an easier year-ago comparison.

What to watch

Reliance's board-approved plan to raise up to 15,000 crore rupees via debentures, and Jio's long-delayed IPO.

Source · Business TodayRead original ↗Report an error
Sep 29, 2026 edition
Mukesh AmbaniIPO / MarketsOtherNSE: RELIANCEAI read · ▲ Debt binge

Reliance races to price a bond before RBI decision

The move

Reliance is finishing a ₹100 billion (about $1 billion) 10-year rupee bond at a 7.90% coupon, aiming to complete the sale before the Reserve Bank of India's Oct. 7 policy decision. It follows a ₹120 billion five-year bond at 7.47% that Reliance allocated on Sept. 16, its second big rupee debt raise in three weeks.

Why it matters

Locking in rates before a central bank decision protects Reliance from paying more if the RBI's move pushes yields higher.

The bear case

Two big bond sales in three weeks is a lot of new debt in a short window, even for a company Reliance's size.

What to watch

The RBI's Oct. 7 rate decision and whether Reliance's bond gets priced before it.

Source · CEOWORLD magazineRead original ↗Report an error
Sep 28, 2026 edition
Mukesh AmbaniIPO / MarketsFinanceRELIANCE.NSAI read · — Racing the clock

Reliance lines up second $1 billion bond sale in three weeks

The move

Reliance Industries is planning to raise about 100 billion rupees ($1 billion) in 10-year bonds at a 7.90% coupon, its second local-currency bond sale in three weeks after a 120 billion rupee, 7.47%-coupon deal two weeks earlier, adding about $2.3 billion in fresh rupee debt.

Why it matters

Bankers say Reliance is racing to price the debt before the Reserve Bank of India's Oct. 7 policy decision, in case the central bank drains liquidity and pushes borrowing costs higher.

The bear case

Back-to-back borrowing pushes Reliance's outstanding bonds to 540 billion rupees; if rates fall anyway after the RBI decision, Reliance will have locked in higher costs for nothing.

What to watch

The bond pricing this week and the RBI's Oct. 7 policy decision.

Source · Billionaires.AfricaRead original ↗Report an error
Sep 27, 2026 edition
Mukesh AmbaniIPO / MarketsOtherRELIANCE.NSAI read · — Rate timing

Reliance lines up second $1 billion rupee bond sale in weeks

The move

Reliance Industries is planning to raise 100 billion rupees (about $1.04 billion) through 10-year rupee bonds at a 7.90% coupon, with bids expected within one to two weeks, Bloomberg reported Sept. 24. It follows an earlier sale of 120 billion rupees (about $1.25 billion) of 5-year notes at 7.47% roughly two weeks earlier. Together the two sales add up to about $2.3 billion in new rupee debt in one month, taking Reliance's outstanding bonds to 540 billion rupees.

Why it matters

Reliance is racing to lock in local borrowing costs before the Reserve Bank of India's Oct. 7 policy decision, at a time when rupee funding has gotten cheaper than dollar debt as U.S. Treasury yields rise.

The bear case

Taking on $2.3 billion in new debt in a single month adds to Reliance's liabilities regardless of how favorable today's rates look, and the bet only pays off if the RBI doesn't cut rates further than expected.

What to watch

Whether Reliance's bond sale prices before the Reserve Bank of India's Oct. 7 policy decision.

Source · Billionaires.AfricaRead original ↗Report an error
Sep 24, 2026 edition
Mukesh AmbaniOtherEnergyRELIANCEAI read · — Routine · capital raise

Reliance plans a second rupee bond sale this month

The move

Reliance Industries is planning to raise up to ₹100 billion (about $1 billion) through AAA-rated, 10-year local-currency bonds, its second such offering in September after an earlier ₹125 billion sale, which was Reliance's first rupee bond deal since 2023.

Why it matters

Two bond sales in one month show Reliance leaning on debt markets to fund its energy, telecom, retail and AI data-center buildout rather than relying only on operating cash flow.

The bear case

Stacking two large bond deals in a single month adds to Reliance's debt load, at a time when the Hurun list shows Ambani's wealth down 10% year over year.

What to watch

The final pricing and investor demand for the new bond sale.

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