Mumbai News, 27 February 2026: Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), India’s biggest company, saw a slight change in its share price in today’s trading session. On NSE, the company’s share price was recorded at 1,393.20 rupees, down 13.60 rupees from the previous closing price. The opening price of the company’s shares was 1,398.00 rupees, while the day’s high was 1,403.20 rupees and the low was 1,388.10 rupees. The volume was 1.326 million shares, and the market cap is 18,85,344.09 crore rupees.
However, on the BSE, there was a slight increase in the share price, which was recorded at 1,405.45 rupees (a 0.52% rise), with an opening of 1,399.95 rupees, a high of 1,412.65 rupees and a low of 1,391.60 rupees. The volume was 3.147 million shares and the market cap stood at 19,01,921.37 crore rupees. These updates are as of 11:34 AM, reflecting the volatility in the Indian stock market. The company’s shares have a 52-week high of 1,611.80 rupees and a low of 1,114.85 rupees.
Discussion on target prices of Dalal Street analysts and top brokers
There is a positive outlook on Reliance Industries shares on Dalal Street. Major brokerage firms and analysts have increased the target price for the company, with the average target price around 1,700 to 1,750 rupees. According to the trendline, the average target price based on 14 reports from 5 analysts is 1,693.20 rupees, indicating a 20.36% increase from the current price. Prabhudas Lilladher has given a target price of 1,688 rupees with a ‘buy’ rating, while Motilal Oswal has set a target price of 1,750 rupees with a ‘buy’ rating.
Morgan Stanley has kept an ‘overweight’ rating and set a target price of ₹1,803, showing a 28% rise. This is positive due to the company’s $110 billion AI investment. Jefferies has cut the target to ₹1,795 with a ‘buy’ rating, while Macquarie has a target of ₹1,650 with an ‘outperform’ rating. According to TradingView, the average target price of 37 analysts is ₹1,722.95, with a high of ₹1,890 and a low of ₹1,490. As per AlphaSpread, Wall Street’s average is ₹1,752.39.
Analysts believe in the company’s investments in AI, digital infrastructure and green energy. Motilal Oswal has set a target price of 1,765 rupees. There’s also talk on X platform (formerly Twitter) about Morgan Stanley’s overweight rating. Overall, brokers are optimistic about the company’s long-term growth, including the growth of the Jio IPO and retail business.
Other news about Reliance Industries Limited
Reliance Industries has recently restructured their AI subsidiary. Meta Platforms’ subsidiary Facebook Overseas has taken a 30% stake in Reliance Enterprise Intelligence Limited (REIL), while Reliance Intelligence holds 70%. This comes from an investment of 8.53 billion rupees. The company has announced plans for a 110 billion dollar (10 lakh crore rupees) AI investment, which includes multi-gigawatt data centres and an edge computing network in Jamnagar. A 120-megawatt capacity will go online in late 2026.
The company has got a US licence to buy Venezuelan crude oil, which will reduce reliance on Russian oil and be beneficial for the Jamnagar refinery. Reliance has denied claims about Russian oil. In the consumer products segment, the company has partnered with Nigeria’s TGI Group and acquired Tamil Nadu’s Southern Health Foods. It has taken a majority stake in Australia’s Goodness Group.
In the December 2025 quarter, the company’s consolidated net sales rose by 10.38% to ₹2,64,905 crore. Call option activity in the stock market has increased, even though the share price looks bearish. There are also discussions about the company’s share prices on X, mentioning Morgan Stanley’s positive outlook.
Reliance Industries is a major pillar of India’s economic growth, and progress in its various sectors is attracting investors. Even amid market volatility, the company’s long-term plans are expected to keep its share price stable.
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