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Shares of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) fell over 8 per cent today after the government imposed taxes on export of petrol, diesel and jet fuel (ATF) shipped overseas by Indian firms. The government levied a tax of Rs 6 per litre on exports of petrol and aviation turbine fuel and Rs 13 per litre on exports of diesel.The step is aimed at meeting the demand of the domestic market. The taxes on exports come after oil refiners, particularly from the private sector, attracted huge gains from exporting fuel to markets such as Europe and the US amid a surge in international oil prices. Ravi Singh, vice-president and head of Research, Share India said, "RIL has fallen amid weakness in the benchmark indices and introduction of taxes on export of petrol, diesel and jet fuel (ATF) shipped overseas by Indian firms to meet the demand of domestic market. RIL stock may again show weakness to touch the levels of Rs 2,380 - 2,350 in the coming trading sessions." It also announced taxes on windfall gains made by crude oil producers. The government imposed an additional cess of Rs 23,230 per barrel on domestic crude production. The move is aimed to take away windfall gains accruing to producers from high international oil prices. Ravi Singhal, Vice Chairman, GCL Securities said, "As we can see after the government imposes taxes on refineries for windfall profits This will have a significant impact on the refinery business." The taxes on windfall gains by crude producers sent the shares of ONG...

Bernstein in its latest note on Net-net, Bernstein sees clean energy including solar, battery, electrolyzers and fuel cells as a new growth pillar for RIL with $2 trillion in investment in India through 2050. For now, the brokerage has a target of Rs 3,020 on the stock. The target suggests a potential 20 per cent upside over Tuesday's closing price of Rs 2,520.40. Watch: Bernstein noted that RIL plans to have 100GW of installed solar power, which would be 35 per cent of India's targeted capacity of 280 GW but represents 50 per cent of incremental share. Bernstein expects EV penetration would reach 5 per cent for personal and commercial vehicles and 21 per cent for two-wheelers. "Clean energy could have a TAM of $30 billion in 2023 (currently $10 billion). By 2050, we believe the TAM could reach $200 billion and cumulative spending of $2 trillion," it said. Bernstein said funding is not an issue for RIL, given the current balance sheet and free cash flow (FCF). It noted that Reliance is targeting to fund future capex from OCF and maintain net debt to Ebitda of less than 1 time (0.6 times in FY23). FCF will turn positive in FY24 and reach Rs 1 lakh crore by FY27, Bernstein said. On O2C business, Bernstein said the company continues to benefit from cheaper Russian crude feedstock while product prices remain strong. Urals are trading at 20-25 per cent discount to Dubai oil price, yielding an additional $6-8 billion spread on refining margin. We estimate O2C can achieveFY24 Ebi...

• • • • • After adjusting for bonus and splits, the Reliance Industries Share Price has gone up by more than 105 times in the last 25 years. And this does not include the dividends that the company has consistently given out to its investors. Reliance Industries Share Price History Reliance Industries Share Price Returns 1995 Share Price ₹ 19 1996 Share Price ₹ 20 + 5% 1997 Share Price ₹ 32 + 60% 1998 Share Price ₹ 23 – 28% 1999 Share Price ₹ 58 + 152% 2000 Share Price ₹ 84 + 45% 2001 Share Price ₹ 76 – 10% 2002 Share Price ₹ 74 – 3% 2003 Share Price ₹ 142 + 92% 2004 Share Price ₹ 132 – 7% 2005 Share Price ₹ 220 + 67% 2006 Share Price ₹ 318 + 45% 2007 Share Price ₹ 720 + 126% 2008 Share Price ₹ 308 – 57% 2009 Share Price ₹ 545 + 77% 2010 Share Price ₹ 529 -3% 2011 Share Price ₹ 346 -35% 2012 Share Price ₹ 420 + 21% 2013 Share Price ₹ 448 + 7% 2014 Share Price ₹ 446 0% 2015 Share Price ₹ 507 + 14% 2016 Share Price ₹ 541 + 7% 2017 Share Price ₹ 921 + 70% 2018 Share Price ₹ 1,121 + 22% 2019 Share Price ₹ 1,514 + 35% 2020 Share Price ₹ 2,000 + 32% Note: Reliance Industries Share Price has been adjusted for As you can see from the graph and table above, Reliance has performed extraordinarily well in the last 25 years. Without including dividend, the compounded annualized returns over the last 25 years has been 20.47%. Those who invested in Reliance Industries at the end of 1995 and stayed invested till the end of 2020, the stock has gone up 105 times – not including dividends. ...

Synopsis Bernstein estimates revenue from Reliance Industries' clean energy vertical to hit $10bn by 2030, and sees potential for 60% of the overall addressable market in solar energy, 30% in batteries and 20% in hydrogen. The Indian company plans to have installed solar capacity of 100 GW by 2030, representing 35% of India's targeted capacity of 280 GW, the research firm said. Bernstein believes Reliance New Energy could be valued between INR100-200 ($1.35-$2.7) a share by 2050. India's target of producing five million tonne of green hydrogen annually by 2030 is another opportunity, the firm said. By 2030, Bernstein sees potential for RIL plans to have 100 GW of installed solar capacity by 2030, which is 35% of India's targeted capacity of 280 GW, but represents a 50% incremental share, it said. How much could the new energy business be worth to RIL? This to a considerable extent depends upon the conglomerate’s ability to execute and grow the new energy business. Business Opportunities The government’s energy policies and the growing adoption of electric vehicles in India gives Bernstein confidence in growth in RIL’s new energy business. The government has set a target of 500 GW of installed renewable energy by 2030. Of this, solar is expected to account for the largest share at 280 GW. As of February, India had 65 GW of solar power. Batteries is another segment that offers great potential with the rising adoption of electric vehicles. The government has an EV sales penet...

Reliance Industries Limited is an India-based company, which operates in the Oil to Chemicals (O2C), Oil and Gas, Retail, Digital Services and Financial Services segments. The O2C segment includes refining, petrochemicals, fuel retailing through Reliance BP Mobility Limited, aviation fuel and bulk wholesale marketing, and its assets comprises of refinery off-gas cracker, aromatics, gasification, multi-feed and gas crackers along with downstream manufacturing facilities, logistics and supply-chain infrastructure. The Oil and Gas segment includes exploration, development and production of crude oil and natural gas. The Retail segment includes consumer retail and a range of related services. The Digital Services segment includes provision of a range of digital services The Financial Services segment comprises of management and deployment of identified resources of the Company to various activities, including non-banking financial services and insurance broking.;

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