Unaudited Financial Results (Consolidated and Standalone) for the quarter ended June 30, 2025
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Reliance Industries posted strong Q1 FY26 results with consolidated revenue from operations rising about 5% year-on-year to ₹2,48,660 crore from ₹2,36,217 crore in the same quarter last year. Profit after tax jumped sharply to ₹30,681 crore versus ₹17,448 crore, an increase of roughly 76% YoY, though a large part of this came from an exceptional ₹8,924 crore gain on sale of listed investments booked under other income. Basic earnings per share rose to ₹19.95 from ₹11.19 (restated for the bonus issue). Segment-wise, Digital Services and Retail continued to drive growth, with Digital Services revenue up about 18% to ₹41,949 crore and Retail up about 11% to ₹84,172 crore, while the legacy Oil-to-Chemicals segment revenue dipped slightly. The company's debt-equity ratio stood at a comfortable 0.39, and the operating margin expanded to 10.6% from 9.8%.
The headline profit surge looks impressive but is heavily flattered by a one-time investment gain, so underlying operating performance growth is more moderate. Strong digital and retail momentum is a positive structural signal for long-term shareholders, while stable leverage and margin expansion reinforce the company's financial strength.