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Why are Anil Ambani Promoted Reliance Infra & Reliance Power Stocks Zooming? Should You Jump In?

Reliance Infra & Reliance Power see renewed investor interest after debt reduction, clean energy push, and defence deals—but risks remain.

June 20, 2025: New Delhi

📌 Quick Summary

Stock	1-Month Surge	Key Catalyst	FY25 Net Profit	Debt Position
Reliance Infra	~70%	Insolvency relief, defence orders, metro win	₹43.9 billion	Bank debt = ₹0
Reliance Power	~50%	Solar+BESS orders, capital infusion	₹29.5 billion	Bank debt = ₹0

🔎 Background: The Comeback of a Fallen Billionaire

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Once ranked the world’s sixth richest man by Forbes, Anil Ambani saw his empire crumble post-2010, with mounting debt and underperforming businesses. But now, Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power—once written off—are staging a surprising recovery in the stock market.

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✅ Key Triggers Behind the Rally:

Insolvency proceedings suspended after clearing ₹930 million dues to IDBI Trusteeship.
Defence diversification: ₹50 billion aircraft upgrade project.
Partnerships with Diehl Defence and Dassault Aviation to manufacture Falcon 2000 jets in India.
₹11.7 billion arbitration award win against MMRDA (Mumbai Metro One).
Standalone debt cleared: Net debt from banks/FIs now zero.
Raised ₹3 billion from promoter warrants at ₹240/share.

📊 Financials FY25:

Revenue: ₹300 billion (+32%)
Net Profit: ₹43.9 billion (includes ₹64 billion in regulatory income)
Debt-to-equity ratio: 0.28x (from 0.78x in FY24)
P/E Ratio: 3.6x (50% discount to 10-year median)

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✅ Key Triggers Behind the Rally:

Capital infusion: ₹3.5 billion in June 2025; ₹15.3 billion in Oct 2024.
Asia’s largest single-location solar+BESS project: 930 MW solar + 465 MW/1,860 MWh storage.
25-year PPA with SECI via subsidiary Reliance NU Suntech.
Tie-up with Bhutan to co-develop largest solar project at ₹3.33/kWh.
Bank debt wiped out, strengthening balance sheet.

📊 Financials FY25:

Revenue: ₹75.8 billion (–4% YoY)
Net Profit: ₹29.5 billion (vs ₹20.7 billion loss last year)
Exceptional gains: ₹32.3 billion
Current bank debt: Zero

⚠️ Investor Advisory: Caution Still Warranted

While stock prices have surged, the rally is largely driven by extraordinary income, debt clean-up, and forward-looking deals, not organic business turnaround. Execution of massive defence and energy projects will be key.

🧠 Final Take

Are these stocks a “buy” now?
The current valuation may seem attractive (especially with debt near zero and P/E below median), but investors should treat this as a high-risk recovery story, not a stable growth play. If momentum continues and execution meets expectations, the upside can be significant. But past governance issues and fragile revenue trends suggest a wait-and-watch or allocation-capped approach.

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