Reliance Industries Ltd Share Price

Overview

Reliance Industries Ltd share price is currently ₹1,294.28, down by - ₹5.15 (0.4%) from its previous closing price of ₹1,299.43. The share price has declined -2.59% over the past month and declined -2.92% over the past year. The stock's 52-week low and high are ₹0.00 and ₹1,597.04, respectively. Reliance Industries Ltd has a market capitalisation of ₹ 17,90,000.00 Cr. The share price was last updated on 07 Sep 2026, 03:31 PM IST.

Reliance Industries Ltd
Reliance Industries Ltd
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Updated: 07 Sep 2026, 03:31:11 pm IST

Market Data

Open Price

 1,306.80

Prev. Close

 1,299.43
 1,286.57

Day Low

 1,309.03

Day High

 0.00

52 Week Low

 1,597.04

52 Week High

Crude OilRefineries
CategoryLarge Cap

Fundamentals

Quick Bite

Price To Earnings Ratio

23.44

Sector PE

14.14

PB Ratio

1.94

Sector PB

1.50

EPS

55.22

Dividend Yield

0.45

Today's Volume

9.869 M

5 Day Avg. Volume

11.702 M

PEG Ratio

1.47

Market Cap.

₹ 17,90,000.00 Cr.

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Financials

Corporate Actions

ActionsEx-DateRecord-Date
DividendsFinal Dividend of 60% at ₹6/Share
05-Jun-202605-Jun-2026
DividendsFinal Dividend of 55% at ₹5.5/Share
14-Aug-202514-Aug-2025
Bonus1:1
28-Oct-202428-Oct-2024

Mutual Fund Ownership

Mutual Fund Holder
Jul 26
Shares held
Aug 26
Shares held
UTI Nifty 50 ETF4.43 Cr
4.49 Cr
(1.4%)
UTI BSE Sensex ETF4.17 Cr
4.24 Cr
(1.62%)
UTI Nifty 50 Index Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW1.79 Cr
1.81 Cr
(1.15%)
UTI Large Cap Fund - Regular Plan - IDCW47.95 Lac
47.95 Lac
no change
UTI Arbitrage Fund - Regular Plan - Growth29.88 Lac
30.80 Lac
(3.1%)

About Reliance Industries Ltd 👋

Reliance Industries Limited is engaged in the activities of hydrocarbon exploration and production, petroleum refining and marketing, petrochemicals, advanced materials and composites, renewables (solar and hydrogen), retail, digital services, and media and entertainment. The Company's segments include Oil to Chemicals (O2C), Oil and Gas, Retail, Digital Services, and Others. The O2C segment covers refining, petrochemicals, fuel retailing, aviation fuel, and bulk wholesale marketing, with a portfolio spanning transportation fuels, polymers, polyesters, and elastomers. The Oil and Gas segment focuses on the exploration, development, and production of crude oil and natural gas. The Retail segment involves consumer retail and related services. The Digital Services segment provides a range of digital services. Its subsidiaries include 7-India Convenience Retail Limited, Amante India Limited, Cover Story Clothing Limited, and others.

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Sanjay Ahuja

Sanjay Ahuja

7 Sep • 12:33 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

VA TECH WABAG RECEIVES REPEAT ORDER FROM RELIANCE

Water technology company

WABAG
has secured repeat order from Reliance Industries Ltd towards design, engineering, manufacturing, supply, erection & commissioning of Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) at Jamnagar. The proposed project is scheduled to be completed in 13 months and will be designed comprising chemical and biological treatment using the state-of the art technologies, along with a sludge treatment incorporating low-temperature drying for efficient sludge management. In August, the company signed the contract for the Doha SWRO Desalination Plant with Recarbonation System – Stage II in Kuwait and this mega project represented WABAG's first project in Kuwait. In July, the company announced a major order win from the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) for the development of two energy-efficient wastewater treatment facilities in Bengaluru. The company has seen a profit growth of 93% CAGR over the past 3 years, and with such new orders on hand, the profits are expected to further grow in the coming quarters.

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Naveen Kumar

Naveen Kumar

7 Sep • 12:05 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Glass Wall Systems IPO Positives and Negatives

Does stock fall in these catagories?: Strong Brand & Portfolio: The company has executed prestigious projects like the Kingfisher Tower, which serves as a powerful marketing tool to secure future high-end contracts. Operating Efficiency: Despite top-line struggles, the company maintains healthy EBITDA margins around 22-25%, comparable to established players in the facade and fenestration industry. Industry Tailwinds: As a player in the facade and fenestration space, the company benefits from the construction of modern, high-rise buildings requiring specialized glass and aluminum structures. Key Risks Discussed: Financial Red Flags: Revenue has shown a declining trend on a standalone basis. The recent acquisition appears to be a "makeup" move to inflate consolidated numbers and mask stagnant organic growth. Exit Pressure: Large investors specifically AIFs/Private Equity are aggressively offloading their stakes, which suggests they may be looking to exit at peak valuations rather than holding for long-term growth. Overvaluation: The IPO is priced at a P/E of roughly 19-20x, which is expensive given the lack of genuine revenue growth and the company’s history of declining standalone performance. Managed Hype: The current positive GMP Grey Market Premium is perceived as "manufactured" or manipulated by insiders/intermediaries to facilitate a smooth exit for early investors, rather than reflecting organic market demand. Governance/Management Perception: The heavy reliance on external pressure to bring an IPO to satisfy exit clauses for PE investors suggests the company is not prioritizing the long-term value for public shareholders.

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Stock Reader

Stock Reader

7 Sep • 11:39 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

HAL — India’s Defence Powerhouse Is Entering Its Next Flight

HAL
The defence budget is rising. Indigenous manufacturing is accelerating. Fighter jets are needed. Helicopters are needed. And HAL sits at the centre of India’s aerospace ambitions. HAL is no longer just a PSU aircraft manufacturer. It is becoming a strategic aerospace platform for India’s defence ecosystem. The biggest trigger is India’s push for self-reliance. HAL designs, manufactures, upgrades and maintains aircraft, helicopters, engines and avionics for the Indian armed forces — giving it exposure across the entire aerospace lifecycle.  And the Tejas story is getting bigger. The LCA Tejas Mk1A is HAL’s most advanced Tejas variant, featuring AESA radar, electronic-warfare systems and upgraded avionics. The platform creates a long runway for production, upgrades and lifecycle support.  Then comes the real opportunity — multiple defence programmes. Fighters ↑ Helicopters ↑ Engines ↑ MRO ↑ Exports ↑ Indigenisation ↑ HAL is also expanding its helicopter portfolio, including the Light Combat Helicopter, Light Utility Helicopter and next-generation platforms. Its Dhruv NG has already made its inaugural flight, while the company is entering civil aviation as well.  And this is where the business becomes extremely attractive. An aircraft is never a one-time sale. Build the aircraft → maintain it → upgrade it → overhaul it → supply spares → support it for decades. That creates a long-duration revenue opportunity beyond the initial defence order. India's defence production has also reached a record ₹1.78 lakh crore in FY26, highlighting the scale of the country's broader indigenisation push. Now imagine the next decade: More defence spending. More Indian-made platforms. More aircraft. More helicopters. More MRO. Of course, execution delays remain a risk — particularly around Tejas Mk1A deliveries — while defence procurement timelines can be unpredictable. But the structural opportunity is enormous.

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Sumit Kadam

Sumit Kadam

7 Sep • 8:47 AM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

RIL & India’s Refining Story: Who Could Benefit

When refining margins strengthen, investors should study earnings sensitivity, business mix, taxation, and sector-wide beneficiaries before drawing conclusions. Imagine the global oil market as a giant highway. When geopolitical disruptions remove refining capacity from the road, fewer refineries are available to process crude. Supply tightens, fuel cracks can strengthen—and refiners with suitable capacity may see better economics. That is the story currently attracting attention around Reliance Industries (RIL) RIL shares rose more than 2% on September 4 after Nuvama highlighted strong O2C conditions and maintained its positive view. The brokerage estimated RIL’s Q2 O2C EBITDA could rise 21% YoY, supported by strong gasoil and ATF crack spreads But here is the important learning point: **one company’s catalyst can become an entire sector’s research theme.** ### 🔎 Nifty 500 stocks to study • **

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** — integrated O2C + digital + retail + new energy exposure • **Indian Oil Corporation** — refining and marketing exposure • **Bharat Petroleum Corporation** — refining and fuel-marketing exposure • **Hindustan Petroleum Corporation** — refining and marketing exposure These names should **not automatically be treated as beneficiaries or buy candidates**. Each company has different refining complexity, margins, inventory effects, crude exposure, debt, marketing economics and valuation. Study the chain: **geopolitics → refining capacity → crack spreads → refining margins → EBITDA → earnings → valuation.** ⚠️ **Educational purpose only. This is not investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy/sell securities. Conduct independent research and consult a SEBI-registered investment professional before making investment decisions.**

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THREETREND RESEARCH

THREETREND RESEARCH

6 Sep • 11:40 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

Reliance Consumer Products (RCPL), the FMCG

RELIANCE
Reliance Consumer Products (RCPL), the FMCG arm of Reliance Industries, has entered India’s ice-cream market with its new brand “Bombay Creamery”, launched on September 1, 2026. The brand is positioned as an accessible-premium dairy ice cream, using real dairy cream, with products including cones, cups, tubs, bars and sticks, and prices starting at just ₹10. The products are initially being rolled out across Western India, with a planned pan-India expansion, supported by Reliance’s large retail and distribution network. The ₹10 pricing strategy is particularly important because Reliance is using a similar low-price + large-distribution strategy that helped Campa challenge established beverage brands; this could put pressure on existing ice-cream players such as Amul, Vadilal, Mother Dairy, Kwality Wall’s, Havmor and Arun. The move is strategically positive for Reliance because ice cream adds another fast-growing consumer category to its expanding FMCG portfolio and gives the company an opportunity to increase consumer wallet share through its retail ecosystem. However, the category is highly competitive and price-sensitive, while cold-chain distribution, freezer placement, logistics and maintaining margins at a ₹10 entry price could be challenging. Overall, Bombay Creamery is a positive long-term FMCG diversification trigger for Reliance, but its actual impact on earnings will depend on national distribution, market-share gains and profitability. This analysis is provided for learning and educational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice. Please consult your financial advisor before making any investment decision.

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DHARMESH BHATT             R A

DHARMESH BHATT R A

6 Sep • 5:27 PM · SEBI-Registered Analyst

MOST ACTIVE BY VOLUME - TOP FIVE stocks

LAST week trading session below stock was remain most Active by Volume , Bullish /Bearish movement for intraday trading on monday this stock may provide opportunity on down side or upside expectedly , considering stock wise move and level to work. Volume wise higher actiivity in these stocks was more , compare to rest of Nifty stocks , Symbol LTP ATP Volume Value TATASTEEL : 188.794.59 (2.49%) 187.34 3.65Cr 683.81Cr PFC NSE : 355.6010.10 (2.92%) 353.26 1.92Cr 678.48Cr ETERNAL : 322.75 (-0.63%) 323.58 1.78Cr 576.75Cr HDFCBANK : 712.105.45 (0.77%) 713.56 1.45Cr 1033.81Cr RELIANCE : 1,322.00 (1.50%) 1326.28 1.30Cr 1728.35Cr !RELIANCE

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