Mukesh Ambani's net assets have been 100 billion US

The billionaire industrial Mukesh Ambanis net assuminant exceeded the $ 100 billion mark on Wednesday, April 30th, after the share price of Reliance Industries extended its profit series for three days after a strong quarterly results. The stock price of the oil-to-telecom conglomerate has gathered by eight percent in three days after the Ambanian empire reported strong results for the 2024-25 (Q4FY25) financial year in January March Quartal.

According to the Bloomberg Milliardair Index, Ambanis assets have now exceeded $ 100 billion, which is due to the quarterly winner. The index recently had its net assets of 99.24 billion US dollars. Ambani is the 16th worldwide and the richest Indian, followed by the chairman of the Adani Group, Gautam Adani.

Mukesh Ambani keeps the richest Indian day, Adani, second second

According to the data from the Bloomberg Milliardair Index, Mukesh Ambani's rank from the Chairman of the conglomerate of Ports-to-Power, Gautam Adani, is $ 77.5 billion. Adani is the 20th richest person worldwide. Shiv Nadar, Chairman of HCL Enterprise, is located worldwide in the 43rd position and is the most third -rich index in the index with net duties of 36.4 billion US dollars.

Share course of Reliance Industries according to Q4 results 2025

On Monday, the reliance industries shares rose by 5.3 percent on the BSE, three percent on Tuesday and almost 0.5 percent today. The stocks of the Indian company in terms of market capitalization rose by almost eight percent in three days and have achieved steam from the results of the strong March quarter.

Reliance Industries has a market capitalization of £19.05,831.74 Crore. The reliance shares have gathered nine percent in five days, 12 percent in one month and 15 percent from year to year (YTD). Analysts said that the reliance of reliance in the long term was intended for healthy profits, especially in segments telecommunications, retail and new energy, due to the company's growth prospects.

Foreign brokerage JP Morgan has retained an “overweight” rating with a price target £1,530, while Morgan Stanley repeated an “overweight” attitude. Motilal Oswal Financial Services confirmed the business goal of the domestic brokerage company with a price target from £1.515. Kotak Securities repeated the purchase, but increased the current value to be added £1,520 of £1,400 earlier.

Reliance Industries Q4 results

The Reliance Industries defeated the estimates of the streets with a growth of six percent compared to the previous year in the group win for the fourth quarter25, led by robust growth of the retail business and better implementation of the telecommunications segment. However, the business with oil-to-chemicals (O2C) remained under pressure. The board recommended a dividend of RS. 5.50 per equity share of RS. 10/- each for GJ25.

Reliance reported a consolidated profit from £22,434 Crore in Q4Fy25, higher than that £18,471.4 Crore consensus estimate of the analysts surveyed by Bloomberg. The board also approved a fundraiser to increase up to £Place 25,000 crore by issuing listed, secure/unsecured, redeemable, non -convertible debt bonds in one or more tranches on private.

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