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Goldman Sachs maintains 'buy' rating on Reliance Industries

Goldman Sachs believes the sell-off in Reliance shares (-) 15 per cent from October 2024 as against the (-) 7 per cent for BSE Sensex) is overdone
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New Delhi [India], January 9 (ANI): Multinational investment banking company Goldman Sachs has given a "buy" rating on Reliance Industries, expecting a 26.1 per cent rise in share price in 12 months from now.

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At Thursday's closing, shares of Reliance Industries Ltd were 0.7 per cent lower at Rs 1,256.8.

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So far in 2025, they rose 3.33 per cent on a cumulative basis. Over the past 12 months, they declined 2.6 per cent on a cumulative basis. In the past five years, Reliance's shares gained 64 per cent.

Goldman Sachs believes the sell-off in Reliance shares (-) 15 per cent from October 2024 as against the (-) 7 per cent for BSE Sensex) is overdone.

It also expects Reliance's October-December core EBITDA to grow 5 per cent quarter-on-quarter but to remain largely flat year-on-year as strong telecom earnings growth is expected to be offset by weakness in energy and more muted retail growth.

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"These challenges are already well known as management flagged that the streamlining/restructuring of operations will remain a drag on retail earnings through 4Q as well," read the Goldman Sachs report.

Going ahead in 2025-26, it expects EBITDA to grow 24 per cent and consolidated Cash Return on Capital Invested (CROCI) to expand 110/75 basis points in 2025-26/2026-27, driven by refining margins, another telecom tariff hike, retail top-line growth, the potential start of the new energy giga complex. (ANI)

(The story has come from a syndicated feed and has not been edited by the Tribune Staff.)

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