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Reliance Share Price Today, August 25, 2026: RIL at ₹1,301 in Morning Trade, Four Percent Off Its 52-Week Low

Reliance gave up 2.1 points of EBITDA margin in the June quarter. On the quarter's revenue that is ₹7,179 crore, which is more than the whole retail division earned.
August 25, 2026
A Reliance Market cash and carry store at Vesu in Surat, Gujarat, part of the Reliance Retail division
A Reliance Market store at Vesu in Surat. Reliance Retail turned over ₹90,408 crore in the June quarter, up 12 percent, and earned 1.1 percent less EBITDA than it did a year earlier on a smaller base. Photographed in May 2011. [Image Source: Rahul Bhadane, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons]

MUMBAI — Reliance Industries gave up 2.1 percentage points of operating margin in the June quarter. Applied to the revenue it actually booked, that is ₹7,179 crore of EBITDA it did not collect in three months, and it is more than the whole of Reliance Retail earned over the same period.

That is the arithmetic sitting underneath a share price that has spent Tuesday morning drifting toward its lowest level in a year, watched by almost nobody.

Reliance was quoted at ₹1,301.00 on the National Stock Exchange at 10:28 IST, down ₹8.80 or 0.67 percent on Monday’s close of ₹1,309.80, and at ₹1,300.55 on the BSE. It opened at ₹1,304.30 and has traded between ₹1,300.00 and ₹1,306.10 on 10.84 lakh shares. These are live intraday figures from a session that settles at 15:30 IST, and none of them is a closing price.

At that price India’s most valuable listed company is 4.10 percent above its 52-week low of ₹1,249.80 and 19.28 percent below its high of ₹1,611.80. The Nifty 50, in which Reliance carries the single largest weight, was down 0.40 percent.

Reliance Share Price Today: Morning Trade on August 25, 2026

Reliance share price · Morning trade, Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at 10:28 IST
MeasureNSE · RELIANCEBSE · 500325
Last traded price₹1,301.00₹1,300.55
Previous close (August 24)₹1,309.80₹1,307.50
Change so far-₹8.80 (-0.67%)-0.53%
Open₹1,304.30
Session high so far₹1,306.10
Session low so far₹1,300.00
Volume so far10.84 lakh shares
52-week high₹1,611.80 (-19.28% from the current price)
52-week low₹1,249.80 (only 4.10% below the current price)
Market capitalisation₹17,75,189 crore, at Monday’s close
Trailing P/E · Price to book23.8 · 1.96
Book value per share · Return on equity₹668 · 8.91%
Live intraday figures captured at 10:28 IST on August 25, 2026, roughly 73 minutes into a session that runs to 15:30. These are last traded prices, not closing prices, and they will change. Open, high and low for the BSE line were not captured in this run, so those cells are left empty. Valuation ratios and market capitalisation are Screener’s, struck at Monday’s close.

Reliance Industries Stock Code on NSE, BSE and Global Data Feeds

Reliance Industries Limited · Stock codes and identifiers
Exchange or providerCodeNotes
NSE (National Stock Exchange)RELIANCESeries EQ. Nifty 50 constituent, the index’s largest weight
BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)500325Scrip code. Group A, BSE Sensex constituent
ISININE002A01018Depository identifier. Face value ₹10
Google FinanceNSE:RELIANCE · BOM:500325The exchange-prefixed format Google requires
Yahoo FinanceRELIANCE.NS · RELIANCE.BOSuffix marks the exchange
ISIN, scrip code and face value confirmed against the BSE’s company header feed. Reliance is listed only in India; there is no overseas line of stock, so a foreign quote is a data-vendor symbol rather than a separate security. The ₹10 face value is unusual among large Indian companies, most of which have split down to ₹1 or ₹2.
An Airbus A319 corporate jet operated by Reliance Industries on an airport apron
An Airbus A319 corporate jet operated by Reliance Industries. The company is India’s largest by market capitalisation and carries the heaviest single weight in the Nifty 50, so a fall in the stock pulls the index down on its own before any other constituent moves. Photographed in January 2010. [Image Source: Bjorn Strey, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons]

What 2.1 Points of Margin Cost, in Rupees

Reliance reported record EBITDA for the June quarter. It also reported the lowest margin it has run at in some time, and the second fact is worth converting into money because the company does not do it for you.

Reliance Industries · What the margin compression cost in the June quarter
MeasureFigureBasis
Revenue, quarter ended June 30, 2026₹3,40,257 croreAs reported, up 24.5%
EBITDA margin, June 2026 quarter15.9%Calculated from the revenue and EBITDA lines
EBITDA margin, June 2025 quarter18.0%Calculated on the same basis
EBITDA actually reported₹54,067 croreAs reported, up 10.1%
EBITDA at the year-earlier margin₹61,246 croreCalculated by The Eastern Herald
The difference₹7,179 croreCalculated by The Eastern Herald
Reliance Retail EBITDA, same quarter₹6,309 croreAs reported, down 1.1%
The counterfactual in the fifth row applies last year’s margin to this year’s revenue and is a scale exercise, not a claim about what Reliance could have earned; a fair share of the extra revenue came from lower-margin businesses, so some compression was arithmetically unavoidable rather than a failure of execution. The year-earlier figures exclude a ₹8,924 crore profit on the sale of listed investments, as the company presents them.

The last two rows are the ones to read together. The margin Reliance gave up over twelve months is worth about ₹7,179 crore a quarter. Reliance Retail, a business with more than 19,000 stores and ₹90,408 crore of quarterly revenue, earned ₹6,309 crore. The compression is larger than the division.

None of which means the company is in difficulty. Net debt of ₹1,22,914 crore against EBITDA of ₹54,067 crore is 0.60 times, which is conservative, and capital expenditure of ₹38,682 crore in a single quarter is the real explanation for both the margin and the share price. Reliance is spending 71.5 percent of its operating profit on building things that do not yet earn. The market is declining to pay for that in advance.

The Segment That Pays and the Segment That Does Not

Reliance Industries · EBITDA by segment, quarter ended June 30, 2026
SegmentEBITDA (₹ cr)ChangeShare of group EBITDA
Digital Services21,255+16.1%39.3%
Oil to Chemicals17,010+17.2%31.5%
Retail6,309-1.1%11.7%
Oil and Gas4,973-0.5%9.2%
Others4,520-7.8%8.4%
Total54,067+10.1%100.0%
Segment EBITDA as printed in the Q1 FY27 analyst presentation of July 17, 2026. Shares of group EBITDA are calculated by The Eastern Herald. Segments do not sum precisely to the consolidated total because of inter-segment eliminations and unallocable items.

Two divisions carried the quarter and three subtracted from it. Oil to Chemicals grew 17.2 percent to a four-year high on what the company described as energy-market dislocation, which is a polite way of saying refining margins are good because the world is disorderly. That is not a condition anyone should underwrite for four quarters, and it is worth noting that Brent was quoted at $92.11 a barrel on Tuesday morning, essentially unchanged from Monday. The tailwind is not adding anything today.

Jio remains the dependable part. Digital Services is now 39.3 percent of group EBITDA, growing 16.1 percent, with more than 533 million subscribers and average revenue per user of ₹215.60.

Reliance Share Price: The Levels for the Rest of the Session

Reliance Industries · Reference points for the remainder of Tuesday’s session
LevelPrice (₹)What it is
52-week high1,611.8019.28% above the current price
Monday’s close1,309.80The line between a gain and a loss today
Session high so far1,306.10Below Monday’s close, so the stock has not been green today
Current price1,301.00At 10:28 IST
Session low so far1,300.00The round number has held so far
52-week low1,249.804.10% below the current price
Intraday levels are as at 10:28 IST and can extend in either direction. The session low of exactly ₹1,300.00 is the kind of round number that tends to attract orders on both sides, which is worth knowing but is not a prediction.

What this article cannot tell you is when the capital expenditure starts paying. Reliance discloses the quarterly spend but not a segment-level return on the new energy investment, which absorbs a large share of it and has no revenue line of its own in the presentation. Nor has the company said how long retail’s investment phase runs, which is the question the ₹6,309 crore in the table above actually turns on. The stock is four percent above a level it has not traded below in a year, on volume running at roughly half its normal pace, and the session has more than five hours left. Nothing here is a forecast.

Across the rest of the morning, Steel Authority of India had already traded more shares than it manages in an average full day, and HDFC Bank was drifting within two percent of its own 52-week low on similarly thin turnover.

Reliance’s June-quarter figures are drawn from the company’s own analyst presentation of July 17, 2026. Prices, volumes and the 52-week range are from the NSE and the BSE’s own quote feed for scrip 500325, captured at 10:28 IST.

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