Reliance Industries is building out four 'high-growth' platforms - retail, digital services, media and entertainment and new energy - as part of its long-term plan to create value, chairman Mukesh Ambani stated in a message to shareholders.
The statement, which was included in Reliance’s annual report ahead of its 48th Annual General Meeting, emphasizes the company’s move towards innovation-led and technology-first platforms that will disrupt the way traditional industries operate.
"These platforms are capable of potentially disrupting traditional industries and delivering long-term value to India's consumers and possibly even the global marketplace," Ambani said. “As we approach the golden jubilee of Reliance, we are building high-octane engines of growth that are technology-first and innovation-led.”
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As it expands into new-age sectors, Reliance will not stop investing to expand its core oil-to-chemicals and upstream oil and gas business to meet India's energy needs. Ambani said that the key sectors for Reliance are those that address sustainability, digital empowerment, and consumer empowerment.
“Whether it is changing the way Indians shop, consume data, engage with content, or power their homes and businesses, Reliance is building the future with intent and conviction,” he said.
He credited the disciplined balance sheet, good governance, and people as the cornerstone of its future-facing strategy. “Our people draw on their ingenuity and passion to be the best at everything they do,” he said, and he thanked shareholders for their continued support.
As India’s most valuable company by market capitalisation, Reliance is rapidly diversifying beyond traditional sectors, investing heavily in green energy, digital infrastructure, and consumer-focused platforms.
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