Reliance Industries News 8 December 2025 - 1 February 2026

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 Limited (RIL) stock is in focus on December 25, 2025, even though India’s equity markets are shut for Christmas. With no fresh on-exchange price discovery today, investors are effectively “reading the tape” through news flow—especially around Reliance’s refining crude slate, sanctions compliance, and the value-unlocking drumbeat from its consumer and digital businesses. mint Reliance Industries share price today: markets closed, but the setup is clear Because BSE and NSE are closed on Dec 25, the most recent reference point is Wednesday, Dec 24 (the last trading session). Reliance ended that session around ₹1,558 (NSE data), after a down

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%