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Reliance Industr (500325) Oct 2025 Filing Analysis
Does management do what it says?
The company has significantly scaled its CBG and CNG network, reporting 162 stations by the end of FY26. (2 exceeded, 3 met across 5 tracked commitments)
“On-track to deliver 2x EBITDA between FY2024-28”
Management indicates that downstream expansions are being accelerated for timely delivery, though the project is still in the execution phase. (1 in progress across 1 tracked commitment)
“As of now, our target is to complete them by next year, next year end, calendar year end. That is the target we are running with. But these are, as I said, I am talking about PVC project right now.”
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How durable is the business?
The retail distribution moat is expanding through 'Quick Hyper-Local Commerce' (JioMart), which saw a 200% YoY growth in daily orders, leveraging the physical store network for rapid delivery. (3 expanding)
“Strong momentum in quick commerce - 200% YoY daily orders growth”
Reliance is expanding its scale moat into New Energy, building a vertically integrated ecosystem from polysilicon to solar modules and 40GWh battery storage. (1 expanding, 1 shifted, 1 stable)
“We started with an announcement of 10 gigawatt-peak, which we are now scaling up to 20 gigawatt of solar PV module production completely vertically integrated.”
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Where does growth come from?
The O2C (Oil to Chemicals) segment is seeing a recovery in profitability with EBITDA growing 21% YoY, supported by a sharp recovery in fuel cracks (the profit margin for refining crude into fuels) and higher domestic placement through the Jio-bp network. (1 steady across 1 signal)
“Strong YoY EBITDA growth of 21% led by Sharp recovery in fuel cracks – up 22-37% ... Higher domestic fuel placement through Jio-bp”
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What could break the thesis?
EASING. Brent crude prices fell approximately 14% YoY to $69.1/bbl in Q2 FY26, down from $80.2/bbl in Q2 FY25. Global gas prices also trended lower to a 16-month low of $11.7/MMBtu. (1 easing)
“Average Brent Crude prices fell ~14% YoY... Gas/LNG prices trended lower, averaging at a 16-month low of $11.7/ MMBtu in 2Q”
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