Reliance Industries News 10 December 2025 - 7 February 2026

Reliance Industries shares closed up 0.5% at 1,450.80 rupees on Friday after its consumer unit bought a majority stake in Australia’s Goodness Group Global. The deal’s financial terms were not disclosed. Reliance remains about 10% below its 52-week high, with trading volume at half the 50-day average. Indian markets reopen Monday.

Reliance Industries fell 3.5% to 1,347 rupees during Sunday’s special budget session in Mumbai. The Nifty 50 dropped 1.96% after India’s budget proposed higher transaction taxes on derivatives. The new budget also offers a tax holiday for foreign-run data centers through 2047. Markets await Monday’s reopen and the RBI policy decision on Feb. 6.

Reliance Industries fell 3.04% to 1,413.60 rupees on the NSE Monday after missing December-quarter profit estimates and reporting weaker retail margins. The decline weighed on India’s Nifty 50, which closed 0.4% lower at 25,585.5. About 20.4 million Reliance shares traded. The stock is down roughly 9.5% in January.

Reliance Industries shares slipped 0.06% to 1,457.90 rupees on the NSE Friday after reporting a 1.6% rise in December-quarter profit to 22,290 crore rupees. Retail margins fell, prompting brokerages to trim earnings forecasts. Jio Platforms’ net profit rose nearly 11% to 7,629 crore rupees, while Reliance Retail’s profit increased 2.7% to 3,551 crore rupees. Markets reopen Monday.

Reliance Industries reported quarterly profit of 186.45 billion rupees, missing analyst estimates and rising just 0.6% year-on-year. Shares closed Friday at 1,457.90 rupees before results, with investors awaiting Monday’s open for market reaction. Retail core margins fell to 8% and oil and gas EBITDA dropped 12.7%. Reliance halted Russian crude deliveries in late December due to sanctions, Reuters said.

Reliance Industries closed at ₹1,558.20 on Dec 24, down 0.80%, with markets shut Dec 25 for Christmas. Bloomberg reports Reliance resumed Russian oil imports from non-sanctioned suppliers for its Jamnagar refinery. Reuters says the company received a one-month US concession to buy Rosneft oil under “wind-down” terms. The stock remains near its 52-week high of ₹1,580.90.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) shares were trading largely steady on Monday, 15 December 2025, hovering around the ₹1,55x zone and staying within striking distance of their recent 52-week high as investors weighed a busy mix of catalysts—fresh FMCG acquisition chatter, a recent S&P credit-rating upgrade, developments around Jio’s IPO runway, and a sanctions-driven reshuffle in the group’s crude sourcing and export calculus. Business Standard+1 The near-flat action in RIL stock also mirrored a cautious broader tape: Indian equities opened softer amid ongoing foreign outflows and rupee weakness, keeping stock-specific positives from turning into a clean breakout day. Reuters Reliance Industries

Updated: Sunday, December 14, 2025 (Markets closed; data reflects the latest NSE session, Friday, Dec 12) Reliance Industries Ltd. (RIL) heads into the new week with investors juggling a familiar Reliance cocktail: oil-to-chemicals sensitivity to global crude dynamics, retail’s scale-up-and-simplify story, and Jio’s value-unlocking narrative—now heating up again with fresh reporting on IPO preparations and the fast-evolving media business. RIL closed Friday at ₹1,556.50 on the NSE, up 0.74% on the day. Equitypandit+1 The stock has been broadly steady over the past week, with The Economic Times’ live market tracker putting weekly returns around +0.61% and one-month returns around +3.46%