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Best of RIL yet to come, will more than double operating profit by 2027

The New Indian Express Thiruvananthapuram

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August 30, 2025

RELIANCE Industries will more than double its Ebitda or operating profit by 2027, chairman Mukesh Ambani said on Friday outlining the group's value creation road map that focuses on building new growth engines while strengthening existing businesses.

- ENS ECONOMIC BUREAU @ Mumbai

Addressing the shareholders at the company's 48th annual general meeting here on Friday, he described the year 2027 as 'golden decade' of the company when it will turn 50. Ambani said RIL has already transformed from a Fortune 1000 company into a Fortune 40 global powerhouse within a generation, creating over $200 billion in value entirely in India. He attributed this achievement to the group's four guiding principles, aligning its growth with national interest, building businesses of the future, scaling them to world-class standards, and investing heavily

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