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| Mukesh Ambani addressing RIL 48th AGM 2025 |
Mumbai, August 29, 2025 At the 48th AGM at Reliance Industries, under the chairmanship of Mukesh Ambani, they unoffloaded a bunch of giant plans that have completely transformed the business and technology landscape of India.
Jio IPO: The Next Big Thing :
Ambani announced that in the first half of 2026, Reliance Jio Infocomm will conduct an IPO. It will be one of the largest in India and will draw approximately 6 billion dollars and more than 112 billion rupees valuing Jio. The high length of this move provides us with long-awaited clarity regarding a listing first promised in 2019.
A Bold Leap into AI: Reliance Intelligence :
They are starting Reliance Intelligence, a new deep-tech
business, which concentrates on AI infrastructure and services. The venture
already collaborated with some of the large players:
• Meta: a 70 per cent equity joint venture with Reliance
valued at $100 M.
• Google: collaborating with other companies to implement developed AI tools and infrastructure in India.
Ambani said AI was the new Kamdhenu and it could create super-abundance and super-affordability in large industries such as clean energy and genomics.
Financial Objectives: 2x Dubble EBITDA Annually in 2027
Ambani restated a bold commitment: By 2027, the EBITDA of RIL will exceed 2.7 times (it is 1.25 lakh crore, which is comparable to 14.6 billion, in 2022). He referred to this period as the Golden Decade of the company which guaranteed unprecedented growth.
Green Energy & Self‑Reliance :
They are in the hopes that their New Energy business of solar, hydrogen, and bio-energy might be as large and as impressive as is their old business of Oil-to-Chemicals within 5 or 7 years. Gigafactories Gigafactories of solar PV panels are already in progress. Ambani’s reminder? Renewables will put India on a power footing, maintain low costs, and lead in clean-energy sustainability- RIL is on the vanguard of clean- energy acceleration in India.
A Patriotic Economic Vision :
Ambani was very patriotic in his speech and pledged India had become irreversible by the time it rose in the presence of uncertainty in the world. He advocated an India-first policy, which is a synthesis of modern technology and Indian values as the balanced approach to technology, democracy, and spirituality and science.
Consumer Tech and Digital Expansion :
The dependence increased its digital presence with the new
product launches:
JioPC, a cloud-based virtual computer that allows any screen
to become an AI-enabled workstation.
• JioFrames, intelligent smart wearables with multilingual voice assistants and automatically synchronized cloud storage, wearable AI assisting in workflow, creativity, etc.
Retail and Social Impact :
Isha Ambani, the Executive Director of Reliance Retail, has
a growth target within 20 per cent and regularly targets to expand the FMCG
business to 1 lakh crore in revenues by over five years.
Meanwhile, Nita Ambani emphasized how the Reliance
Foundation would reach 400 million Indians by 2035 by projects on healthcare,
education, empowering women and developing the rural areas.
The 48th AGM of Ambani was not merely yet another corporate
presentation, but it was a roadmap, power multi-dimensional, into India’s
future that involved technology change, energy self-reliance, and inclusive
growth. With the announcements processed throughout the markets, the focus is
now on the execution RIL will perform in the coming few years.
