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Reliance Industries

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Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 30 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

₹80,000​CrAnnualised EBITDA · O2C · FY27Srikanth · p. 3
4–5​million optionsCatalogue options · AjioTaluja · p. 11
20​GWSolar module capacity · New energySuri · Q&A · p. 24
40​GWhBESS pack and container capacity · New energy batterySuri · Q&A · p. 24
M.Cap
₹18,12,954Cr₹18.13L Cr
P/E
22.1×
1Y return
−11.37%
From 52W high
−16.9%

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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Revenue3,32,8612,58,898+28.6%3,11,850+6.7%
EBITDA56,61645,885+23.4%47,517+19.1%
EBITDA margin17.0%17.7%-71 bps15.2%+177 bps
PBTProfit before tax38,61329,124+32.6%30,630+26.1%
Net profit25,54818,165+40.6%20,946+22.0%
EPS (₹)18.8813.42+40.7%15.48+22.0%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

EBITDA · O2C · FY27Rs 80,000 CrH1 FY27 tracking annualised EBITDA well over Rs 80,000 crore
Capex44 MW44 MW data centre capacity due in four to six months; 120 MW more planned

New energy: New energy earnings contribution expected to start in FY 2028

V Srikanth · p. 3
“And on new energy, I just wanted to say that it is accelerating and we see the benefit, earnings contribution definitely starting in FY 2028.”

Jio: Visibility of high-teen growth for Jio

V Srikanth · p. 4
“We are able to, in our minds at least, we see visibility of high teen growth for Jio”

Retail: Online investments expected to be accretive to bottom line from next year

Dinesh Taluja · p. 8
“So, it is all moving in the right direction, and with the investments scaling up, we are quite confident these will start giving us results next year where they will start being accretive to the bottom line as well.”

New energy: Revenues from new energy complex expected for FY2028

Karan Suri · Q&A · p. 25
“I think we have already given the indication that we will see the revenues for FY2028 from the new energy complex.”

Retail: Retail online benefits expected in absolute EBITDA from next year

Dinesh Taluja · Q&A · p. 26
“When I say margin accretive absolute and we expect we have outlined in the framework that we have put in from next year onwards we expect the benefits to start accruing in absolute EBITDA.”

More figures from the call

New energy battery · Capacity
35–40​GWhBattery cell capacity · late next year
“cell will come sometime I would say late next year, which is again around 35-gigawatt to 40-gigawatt hour.”
Karan Suri · Q&Ap. 24
Company · Other
24​%Consolidated EBITDA growth · Q2 FY27
“I will not spend too much time except you can see that revenues up 28%, EBITDA up 24%, PAT up 34% and even when you see it and all of them on revenues really driven by O2C and Jio.”
V Srikanthp. 4
Jio home · Segments
15.1​millionFixed wireless connections · coming quarters
“We have been the world's largest fixed wireless service with 15.1 million connections and with over 78% fixed wireless market share. And we do expect that to ramp up in the coming quarters.”
Anshuman Thakurp. 5
Retail · Other
2–3​quartersFormat transition time · two, three quarters
“But that will take two, three quarters to transition them to the newer formats.”
Dinesh Talujap. 6
Company · Demand
2​million barrelsGlobal oil demand change · next year
“Global oil demand, while it is declining by 2.6 that is the projection of IEA in 2026, next, of course, three months to go and then it is expected to rebound by almost 2 million barrels in next year that is the projection from IEA.”
Srinivas Tuttaguntap. 18
E&P · Segments
25​million standard cubic metersGas production
“So, we stand at about 25 million standard cubic meters. We will continue to see an uptrend in CBM production.”
Sanjay Barman Royp. 21

In short

  1. 01Consolidated revenue rose 28%, EBITDA 24% and PAT 34%; PAT was close to Rs 30,000 crore.
  2. 02O2C EBITDA was Rs 25,203 crore, up 69%; O2C is on course for about Rs 80,000 crore this year.
  3. 03New energy revenue and earnings are expected from FY2028; solar modules to reach 20 GW early next year.
  4. 04Retail revenue rose about 6% and EBITDA fell about 10%; this year is called a year of investment.
  5. 05Retail keeps its target of roughly doubling EBITDA, with benefits expected from next year.
  6. 06Jio sees high-teen growth; its capex has started tapering down after 5G and UBR roll-out.
  7. 07Refining margins are seen staying elevated on outages and low inventories, with no quick change expected.

Capex

Capex almost flat versus recent quarters

V Srikanth · p. 4
“So, the capex has been very much almost flat, similar looking capex that we have seen over the last quarters.”

Jio Platforms: Jio capex has started tapering down after 5G and UBR deployment

Anshuman Thakur · p. 5
“With the bulk of the capex really behind us, having completed 5G deployment more or less across the country, and even the UBR core network is deployed across the country. So, the capex has started tapering down.”

E&P: Deepwater rig back in KG-D6 for workovers and new development wells

Sanjay Barman Roy · p. 21
“The one development that we have during this quarter is we have got a deepwater rig back in our block in KG-D6, which means it is going to undertake a campaign for workovers and additional development wells, this is all to augment and sustain the production from KG-D6.”

New energy: Transmission connectivity for solar expected by Q1 of next year

Karan Suri · Q&A · p. 25
“The transmission capacity we will start seeing the connectivity by first half or actually Q1 of next year and we will have the necessary modules installed for that.”

For one hyperscaler, Reliance builds infra, power and telecom; GPUs on client

V Srikanth · Q&A · p. 26
“the one that we are doing for one of the hyperscalers that is more building the infra part. So, GPU is to the hyperscalers account, but we will build the infra part of it and then the electricity part of it and the telecom”

Capacity

FMCG: High-speed beverage lines commissioned in H1; food and beverage parks planned

Ashutosh Goyal · p. 13
“We have commissioned several high-speed beverage lines across states in the H1. We are also working in terms of setting up integrated food and beverage parks across the country right now.”

Refining: Record crude runs despite Strait of Hormuz disruptions

Srinivas Tuttagunta · p. 16
“From an operational excellence point of view, record crude runs despite the disruptions in Strait of Hormuz.”

Petrochemicals: Second of three new ethane vessels delivered; third due very shortly

Amit Chaturvedi · p. 20
“Also we have out of the three new ethane vessels that we had ordered we have got delivery of one which has started operating, the second delivery has also happened, the second vessel is now on its way to US for the first load and very shortly we will be getting the delivery of the third vessel also”

New energy: Ingot, wafer, polysilicon and glass manufacturing progressing

Karan Suri · Q&A · p. 24
“We are well progressing on ingot, wafer, polysilicon and glass manufacturing.”

New energy battery: Battery cell ramp-up to start between June and December

Karan Suri · Q&A · p. 24
“June to December is when we will start ramping up cell.”

Segments

O2C: O2C EBITDA Rs 25,203 crore, 69% higher, on tight fuel markets and sourcing

V Srikanth · p. 4
“Rs.25,203 Crores in terms of O2C EBITDA. As I mentioned, 69% higher, one of the strongest that we have seen, benefiting from the tight fuel markets and the advantage of fuel sourcing.”

Oil and gas; Digital services: Oil and gas 2% lower; digital services 18% higher at about Rs 22,200 crore

V Srikanth · p. 4
“Oil and gas, almost flat, 2% lower. Digital services, we talked about 18% higher at about Rs.22,200 Crores.”

Retail: Retail revenue up about 6%, EBITDA about 10% lower

V Srikanth · p. 4
“Retail performance has been, you would have seen the numbers, about 6% revenue increase, about 10% lower on the EBITDA side.”

Retail: Retail investment benefits to be seen through FY 2028 and FY 2029

V Srikanth · p. 4
“And the benefit of all this will be seen through FY 2028 and FY 2029 when this conversion of this scale will translate in terms of value.”

Jio Platforms: Jio subscribers at 542 million; 5G base at 300 million

Anshuman Thakur · p. 5
“In terms of the business, the total subscriber base at 542 million, 36 million net adds over the last 12 months. Our 5G subscriber base has now touched 300 million.”

Demand

O2C: O2C markets described as structurally changed

V Srikanth · p. 4
“I think the markets are fundamentally structurally changed, and therefore we are well positioned for that.”

Retail: Festive season shifted to Q3; strong Q3 retail growth expected

Dinesh Taluja · p. 6
“So, a lot of impact of the sales with September, the festival season shifted to Q3. We see strong growth in Q3 there.”

Retail: Monsoon deficit caused demand pressure in agri-dependent states

Dinesh Taluja · p. 7
“Monsoon deficit. So that has caused some demand pressure across some of the key agri dependent states, as well as the food prices are moving up.”

Fuels: India diesel demand up 7.5% and gasoline up 8.5%

Srinivas Tuttagunta · p. 15
“Domestic demand also is quite strong in India. Diesel at 7.5 and gasoline at 8.5.”

Refining: Cracks expected to remain elevated on low inventories

Srinivas Tuttagunta · p. 17
“Now, looking at the near-term dynamics of the market based on various commentators, inventories are pretty low so cracks are expected to remain elevated”

Margins and costs

Retail: Retail EBITDA down 11% YoY; margin down 140 bps YoY

Dinesh Taluja · p. 7
“EBITDA from operations is down 11% Y-o-Y. It is flat on a Q-o-Q basis. The margin is down 140 basis points on a Y-o-Y and 10 basis points on a Q-o-Q.”

Retail: Retail PAT down 24% on higher depreciation and finance costs

Dinesh Taluja · p. 7
“Depreciation and finance costs were higher because of the increase in asset base and increases in debt, which is reflecting in the higher profit after tax decline of 24%.”

Grocery: Grocery margin pressure from price parity with quick commerce

Dinesh Taluja · p. 9
“There are some margin pressures here because, especially in the metros and bigger cities where quick commerce competition is high, we are going for price parity.”

Retail: Retail margins to be improved through asset use and scale, not price

Dinesh Taluja · p. 10
“Prices where the market determines where the competition is, but we will sweat the assets more and leverage our scale to improve the margins on the business.”

Fashion: Share of own brands in fashion up 710 bps

Dinesh Taluja · p. 11
“Their market share, the share of own brands has gone up to 710 basis points.”

Debt and working capital

Debt figures for September 2026 cited as about 250 and about 0.47

V Srikanth · p. 4
“And the debt numbers are, if you analyze this kind of numbers, which is what the column on September 2026 shows, that is about 250, but it is about 0.47.”

Jio Platforms: Jio capex completed; cash flow generation expected over next several quarters

Anshuman Thakur · p. 6
“We have now completed our capex and you can see very healthy cash flow generation over the next several quarters.”

Fund raising

Jio Platforms: Jio listed at a 26.7% premium after IPO

Anshuman Thakur · p. 5
“We became the second largest company by market cap on the first day of the listing, listed at 26.7% premium.”

Jio Platforms: Jio first-day listing value of almost $137 billion

V Srikanth · p. 3
“making Jio the second most valuable company. It is particularly nice that it follows Reliance, which is the largest market cap company, and first day listing of almost $137 billion in terms of value.”

Acquisitions and new business

Premium and luxury brands: First Fabletics store launched; exclusive SKIMS partnership signed

Dinesh Taluja · p. 12
“We launched Fabletics during this quarter, which was the first store. We also signed exclusive brand partnership with SKIMS.”

FMCG: Entered dairy with Bombay Creamery ice creams

Ashutosh Goyal · p. 13
“In Q2, we entered into the dairy segment with the launch of ice creams under the brand Bombay Creamery.”

JioStar: JioHotstar launched in UK, Canada and Singapore

Ishan Chatterjee · p. 14
“we launched JioHotstar in three international markets, which is now available in UK, Canada, and Singapore.”

Media: Keen on IPL rights bidding, price to be decided

V Srikanth · Q&A · p. 26
“The answer is absolutely yes. At what price? That is a different one.”

JioStar: IPL bid to be assessed once tender is out, on profitable growth

Ishan Chatterjee · Q&A · p. 27
“but we will address this objectively once the tender comes out, keeping the group’s philosophy in mind of profitable growth.”

One-offs

Retail: Rs 108 crore one-time charge on shutting 7-Eleven format

Dinesh Taluja · p. 6
“EBITDA margin, when you look at it, is 7.8%. EBITDA of Rs.6,228 Crores. This is before a one-time exceptional charge on account of 7-eleven of Rs.108 Crores because as you might have seen in the news, we have shut down the 7-eleven format.”

Risks

Retail: Inflation at two-year high and weaker currency hit purchasing power

Dinesh Taluja · p. 7
“Inflation is on a two year high, which is impacting the purchasing power for people. Currency has depreciated significantly.”

JioStar sports: Middle East situation weighed on sports monetisation early in quarter

Ishan Chatterjee · p. 14
“However, when it comes to monetization, we had quite a bit of overhang of the Middle East situation that kicked off during IPL that we saw during the first part of the quarter”

O2C: SAED levy dragged margins down

Srinivas Tuttagunta · p. 16
“And what is dragging the margin down is the SAED levy that is contributed to the negative margins.”

No geopolitical resolution seen in Russia-Ukraine or Middle East

Srinivas Tuttagunta · p. 18
“Middle East uncertainty continues. I do not think there is any resolution we are seeing in the geopolitics, be it Russia, Ukraine, or be it the Middle East.”

Petrochemicals: China ethylene overcapacity likely to emerge in about two years

Amit Chaturvedi · p. 20
“Overcapacity in China is likely to emerge as more and more ethylene capacities get started in about next two years, quite a lot of plants are scheduled to start.”

Other

Consolidated PAT close to Rs 30,000 crore, up 34%

V Srikanth · p. 3
“This is the highest EBITDA that we have declared for consol and simultaneously, the PAT also at close to Rs.30,000 Crores, up 34%.”

O2C: O2C EBITDA up 68%

V Srikanth · p. 3
“So, O2C led the charge with EBITDA up 68%.”

Retail, Jio: JPL PAT up 14%; RRVL PAT Rs 2,611 crore, lower due to transition

V Srikanth · p. 4
“And when you look at PAT, standalone PAT is higher and JPL PAT is up 14%. RRVL PAT is Rs. 2,611 crores, that is lower on the back of the transition that I talked about”

Jio Platforms: Jio believes it is two to three years ahead on UBR technology

2–3​years
Anshuman Thakur · p. 6
“where we believe we are at least two to three years ahead of anybody else working on that technology”

Retail: 303 new stores opened and 500 stores shut

Dinesh Taluja · p. 6
“We opened 303 new stores. Net adds is 200 lower because we also shut down 500 stores.”

Sources

Management's own statements, quoted from its NSE filings. This page was read by AI and can contain mistakes: check the source pages before relying on any figure. No forecast or opinion of ours. Not investment advice.

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