02 Nov, 2026 3:59 PM (IST)
Reliance Performance
- Today's Low
- ₹1,214
- Today's High
- ₹1,300
- 52 Week Low
- ₹1,152
- 52 Week High
- ₹1,612
- Open Price₹1,228
- Previous Close₹1,165
- Volume91,936,300
- 50 DMA₹1,227.90
- 100 DMA₹1,264.50
- 200 DMA₹1,310.70
Reliance Chart
Investment Returns
- Over 1 Month + 11.33%
- Over 3 Month -0.6%
- Over 6 Month -9.14%
- Over 1 Year -12.54%
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Reliance Fundamentals Fundamentals refer to the financial data that companies report on a quarterly or annual basis.
- P/E Ratio
- 21.4
- PEG Ratio
- -17.9
- Market Cap Cr
- 1,759,230
- P/B Ratio
- 1.9
- Average True Range
- 34.6
- EPS
- 60.7
- Dividend Yield
- 0.5
- MACD Signal
- -5.2
- RSI
- 65.78
- MFI
- 67.38
Latest Stock News Updates
Reliance Industries shares surged nearly 12% to 1,300 on Monday, their biggest comparable daily gain since April 2020, after the company reported record second-quarter profit. The rally added 1.84 lakh crore to its market value, lifting it to 17.6 lakh crore.
- livemint
- 3 hours 1 minute ago
Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani has emerged as the world's biggest billionaire wealth gainer, adding over USD 6 billion to his fortune in a single day, as shares of his flagship company surged following a stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings performance. According to Forbes' Real-Time Billionaires list, Ambani's wealth increased by 7.85 per cent, or USD 6.3 billion, making him the biggest gainer globally in the latest update to the ranking on November 2. The gain was substantially ahead of the second-biggest wealth accretion on the list, with Spanish retail billionaire Amancio Ortega adding USD 1.7 billion, followed by China's Zhong Shanshan at USD 1.5 billion. The gains pushed Ambani to No.23 spot on the world billionaire list, making him the richest Indian ahead of Gautam Adani, who was ranked at No.26 with a wealth of USD 79.12 billion, according to the Forbes listing. Ambani had a wealth of USD 88.8 billion, according to Forbes. The sharp increase in Ambani's ..
- Business Standard
- 3 hours 24 minutes ago
Near-term earnings upgrades are being driven by the strong O2C business, but a recovery in retail growth and profitability remains crucial for Reliance Industries' stock performance
- Business Standard
- 6 hours 20 minutes ago
Reliance Financials
Reliance Technicals
EMA & SMA
- Bearish Moving Average 2
- Bullish Moving Average 14
- 20 Day
- ₹1,202.20
- 50 Day
- ₹1,227.90
- 100 Day
- ₹1,264.50
- 200 Day
- ₹1,310.70
Resistance and Support
- R3 1,414.40
- R2 1,357.20
- R1 1,328.60
- S1 1,242.80
- S2 1,185.60
- S3 1,157.00
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Reliance F&O
About Reliance
Reliance Industries Ltd. is a diverse Indian company that works in the retail, digital services, energy, materials, and new energy industries.
The company was founded by Dhirubhai Ambani and has experienced significant growth over the years. Petrochemicals and refining are part of its energy and materials industries, while Jio and Reliance Retail are its primary consumer-facing businesses.
Reliance Industries Business Segments and Revenue Model
Reliance operates through several major business areas.
1. Oil-to-Chemicals: This includes petrochemicals, refining, and associated energy companies. Product demand, refining profits, and crude oil prices all have an impact on its success.
2. Digital Services: Jio offers both digital and telecom services. Data usage, average income per user, and subscriber growth can all have an impact on this market.
3. Retail: Reliance Retail operates in a number of sectors, including fashion, consumer electronics, and groceries. Revenue and profitability can be impacted by store expansion and customer demand.
4. New Energy: Reliance is making investments in clean energy technology like batteries and solar manufacturing. Future expansion is the goal of these investments.
Although each segment has its own risks, the company's diversified model enables performance across divisions to counteract some business-specific difficulties.
Reliance Pros and Cons
Reliance Industries has some strengths that investors may consider before investing.
Pros:
- Diversified exposure across multiple industries
- Strong presence in telecom and digital services through Jio
- Large-scale retail business
- Significant refining and petrochemical operations
- Ongoing investments in new energy and other growth areas
Cons:
- Performance can be affected by changes in crude oil and refining conditions
- Different businesses have different growth and margin profiles
- Large capital expenditure requirements can affect cash flows
- Stock valuation may reflect future growth expectations
Investors should consider both strengths and risks before making an investment decision.
Reliance Peer Comparison
Reliance can be compared with other large Indian companies based on market capitalisation, revenue, earnings growth, valuation and business diversification.
However, direct comparison can be difficult because Reliance operates across several industries. Investors may compare its individual businesses with relevant sector peers while also assessing the company's overall valuation.
- NSE Symbol
- RELIANCE
- BSE Symbol
- 500325
- ISIN
- INE002A01018
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Reliance FAQs
Reliance share price is ₹1,300 As on 02 November, 2026 | 20:11
The Market Cap of Reliance is ₹1759230 Cr As on 02 November, 2026 | 20:11
The P/E ratio of Reliance is 21.4 As on 02 November, 2026 | 20:11
The PB ratio of Reliance is 1.9 As on 02 November, 2026 | 20:11
The 52 week High & Low of Reliance is ₹1611.8/₹1152.2 respectively As on 02 November, 2026 | 20:11
Before making an investment, assess the company's financial stability and performance throughout its various business segments.
What are the most important metrics that can help to analyze the share price of Reliance Industries?
Market share, profit margins, and revenue from important segments are important measures.
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Reliance shares have gone through several ups and downs. Investors should examine current historical price data instead of focusing solely on a single return figure because performance changes based on the period chosen.
Mutual fund ownership forms part of Reliance's institutional shareholding. The exact percentage can change each quarter, so the latest shareholding pattern should be checked for the current figure.
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The dividend yield of Reliance Industries is ₹6.00 per share.
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