The stock market witnessed a powerful surge in activity on Monday, and one of the main reasons for this was the performance of Reliance Industries shares, the country's largest company, whose stocks are showing significant growth and generating profits for investors.
Reliance shares rose by more than 7%, and investors who invested in Mukesh Ambani's company in just a few minutes earned over 100 billion rupees.
Reliance Industries shares, owned by Mukesh Ambani, began moving at a rocket-like speed on the first working day of the week. According to the updated RIL Stock Price, on Friday when the market closed last week, the shares were trading at 1164.90 rupees, and on Monday they opened with a sharp jump to 1228 rupees. Shortly after opening, trading reached the mark of 1252 rupees.
Regarding the increase in investor capital due to this sharp rise in Reliance shares, it should be noted that the company's capitalization (RIL Market Cap) at the time of closing last Friday was 15.74 trillion rupees. By the time the news was published on Monday, it had reached 16.97 trillion rupees. Thus, in a short period of trading, investors gained a substantial profit of 1.18 trillion rupees.
The main reason for the sudden and strong rise in Reliance shares is the impressive financial results of the company for the second quarter of the fiscal year 27. During the period from July to September, the company demonstrated excellent performance thanks to growth in the petrochemical (O2C), digital services, and retail segments. Reliance's consolidated revenue grew by 28% year-on-year, reaching a record 3.62 trillion rupees, and the EBITDA indicator increased by 24%, amounting to 62,409 crore rupees. Reliance's net profit increased by 34%, reaching 29,550 crore rupees.
The second reason is the positive forecast from brokerage houses following the announcement of Reliance Industries' strong financial results. These brokers maintained a 'Buy' rating (Reliance Share Buy Rating) for Reliance shares. More than a dozen brokers, including Goldman Sachs, Citi, Jefferies, and Nomura, predict good growth for RIL shares over the next 12 months. Goldman Sachs set a target price for RIL at 1840 rupees, suggesting a potential growth of 58%.



