2. INTRODUCTION
Reliance group:-
 Founded : 1966
 Founder : Dhirubhai Ambani
 Headquarters : Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
The reliance group was founded by Dhirubhai H. Ambani,
is India largest private private sector enterprise, with
bussiness in energy and material value chain.
Group’s annual revenue are in excess of us $ 66 billion
The flagship company ,RIL ,is the fortune 500 company
and is the largest private sector company in india.

3. BOARD COMPOSITION: The company’s policy is to maintain
optimum combination of executive and non executive directors. The
board consist of 14 directors :-
Mukesh D. Ambani(chairman & managing director)
Executive director Independent director
1. Nikhil R. Meshwani
2. Hital R. Meshwani
3. PMS Prasad
4. Pawan kumar kapil
Non executive, non-independent
director
1. Nita M. Ambani
1. Mansingh L. Bhakta
2. Yogendra P. Trivedi
3. Dr. Dharam Vir Kapur
4. Mahesh P. Modi
5. Prof. Ashok Mishra
6. Prof. Dipak C Jain
7. Dr. Raghunath A
Mashelkar
8. Adil Zainubhai

5. History
 1957:Dhirubhai Ambani returned in India in 1957 . He
start yarn trading from a small 350 sq. ft. office in masjid
bunder, Mumbai.
 1966: From yarn trader to fabric manufacture
Dhirubhai Ambani set up his brand new mill in Naroda,
Gujrat.
reliance become the biggest textile brand with “only
vimal”
 1977: Dhirubhai Ambani created history with the
reliance textile industries IPO in 1977. the issue was
oversubscribed seven time, taking trade analysis
completely by surprise.

6.  1980 : Ambani received license to construct factory in
patalganga to produce polyester filament yarn and it enter
to the petrochemical industries.
 1991 : In Hazira plant, reliance made a landmark entry
petroleum sector and become the world’s largest
integration producer of polyester.
 1999 : Jamnagar site was commissioned in 1999,
the site’s production capacity was double that of
any other refinery and ranked among top five in the
world.
 2002 : Reliance Petroleum was merged into Reliance
Industries. Reliance enter into infocomm business and
set up his own business services.
 2007 : Reliance launch a series of reliance fresh store

7. Major sub-divisions
Petroleum refining and manufacturing business
Petrochemical business
Oil and gas exploration & production business
Retail sector

8. Petroleum:-
RIL has 1.24 million barrels per day (MBPD) of crude
processing capacity, the largest at any single location
in the world.
The demand for petroleum products in India increased
after a period of contraction in 2009
The demand for petroleum products in India
increased from 130.5 MMT to 134.4 MMT, reflecting a
growth of 2.9% in FY-11. The Indian refining capacity
increased to 184.1 MMT from 179.9 MMT
RPL will be the sixth largest refinery in the world.

9. Reliance petrochemical
“Reliance has created global benchmark in product and
customer services with its multi location, state-of-the-art
and world scale petrochemical plant.”

10. Petrochemicals
Domestic Leadership in Petrochemicals.
World's Largest Producer of Polyester Fiber and Yarn.
India's largest and world's eighth largest producer of MEG
India's largest manufacturer of Synthetic Rubber.
 fifth largest producer of PP and PX in the world.
Ninth largest producer of PTA in the world.

11. Under petrochemicals they
produce :
Polymers
Polyester
Polyester Intermediates
Other Petrochemicals

12.  Polymer : Reliance's philosophy is 'Growth is Life‘
The focus on Growth has helped RIL grow as
one of the world's largest producers of polymers.
 Polyester :
Reliance is the largest producer of polyester
fibre and yarn in the world,
Reliance invests significant amounts on R&D in
the polyester sector.
 Polyester Intermediates:
Reliance is the world's 5th largest producer of
(PX)
8th largest producer of (PTA)
8th largest producer of (MEG).

13. Exploration & Production
Oil and gas exploration and production business
KG-D6 is the major field explored and operated
KG-D6 was the single largest source of domestic gas in the
country for FY-11 and accounted for almost 35% of the
total gas consumption in India.
 The gas from KG-D6 catered to demand from 57
customers in critical sectors like fertilizer, power, steel,
petrochemicals and refineries
 The gas from KG-D6 accounted for about 44% of the
total domestic gas production

14. Reliance Retail
Reliance
Fresh
• Retail Outlets
of fruits
• Vegetables &
Groceries
Reliance
Digital
• Consumer
Electronics
retail Store
Reliance
Jewels • Jewellery
Reliance
Trends
• Apparel and
Clothing
Reliance
Time
Out
• store of
Books, music
, movies
• Toys,
Gaming,
Fragrances,
Stationery.

15. Reliance fresh :
Reliance retail ltd. is the largest
retailer in term of revenue.
 Reliance fresh : is the
convenience store format
which forms part of the
retail business of reliance
industries.
 These store sell fresh fruit
and vegetable, staples,
groceries, fresh juice bars
and dairy product
 The company has in excess
of 560 reliance fresh outlets
across the country

16. Reliance trends :
 Reliance Trends is offering a
homogeneous mix of private labels
and brands across the world.
 They provide the product that
fulfill every customer requirement.
Its product include :
 formal office wear collection
for men and women
 fashion garments like Denims,
T shirts etc.
 Store also provide brand like : Lee,
Wrangler, Peter England , John
Players, Black berry , Gini n Jony ,
Liliput ,

17. Reliance jewel
reliance jewel is the place, where customers are assured
of the widest range, stunning designs, guaranteed
purity and quality and a pleasant shopping experience.
services
 Free Cleaning & Polishing
 Free Purity Check
 Customized Jewellery Designing

18. Strategies of RIL
“At reliance, sustainable development is a
cornerstone of business strategy to
achieve sustainable and profitable
growth”

19. Sustainable development strategy
include
Energy security
Growth through innovation
Health and safety

20. Environment
Product responsibility
Social institution building
Promoting sports & sportsman

21. POLICY
“Between my part, the present and the future, there is
one common factor:
Relationship and trust.
This is the foundation of our growth”

22. 1
• Appropriate governance structure
with defined roles and responsibility
2
• Ethics policies
3
• Best corporate governance practice
4
• Social, environment and economic
responsibility

23. 5
• Management initiative for control and
compliance
6
• Shareholder communication
7
• Observance of secretarial standard issued by
institute of the company secretaries of India
8
• Proactive review of governance practices and
standards.

24. Leadership :
 RIL’s Chairman and Managing Director, Sh Mukesh D.
Ambani, received the “NDTV 25 Greatest Living Legends
of India Award”, presented by the Honorable President of
India on 14th December, 2013
CSR : (corporate social responsibility)
 Oliver Kinross’s Asia Oil & Gas Award 2013 for
Corporate Social Responsibility - Company of the Year
(RIL KG-D6)
 Best use of CSR practices in manufacturing’ awards
(Hazira Manufacturing Division)

25. Current Position
 RIL achieved strong results across its refining,
petrochemicals and retail businesses.
 It becomes First Private sector company in India to
record revenues of over Rs. 4,00,000 crore.
In the year 2013-14 its Revenue from operations
increased by 8.1% to ` 401,302 crore ($ 67.0 billion)
It’s Exports increased by 15.3% to `275,825 crore ($ 46.0
billion)
Net Profit increased by 4.7% to `21,984 crore ($ 3.7
billion)

26. Petrochemicals
It’s EBIT increased by 17.5% and revenue increased by 9.5%.
Polyester Filament Yarn (PFY) plant at Silvassa was
commissioned successfully during FY 2013-14. Three
products Partially Oriented Yarn (POY), Fully Drawn Yarn
(FDY) and Polyester Textured Yarn (PTY) are being
produced at the site and all units are now fully operational.

27. Retail business – India’s largest
retail chain
Reliance Retail has become
India’s largest retailer by
revenues. Its revenues grew
34% to ` 14,496 crore. The retail
business also achieved two
major milestones in FY 2013-14.
It crossed 10 million square feet
of retail space and broke even
on a net profit basis during the
year .Reliance Retail now
operates 1,691 stores across 146
cities.

28. Refining
The refining business had a record performance during the
year delivering the highest ever annual contribution to the
Company’s EBIT. Its revenue increased by 8.4% and its
EBIT increased by 3.4%.

29. RANK’S
 Mr. Mukesh ambani holds the top spot with a net worth of
$22.6 billion in India’s top 10 richest people.
 Ril is the India's 2nd largest company with its revenue of
Rs.401,302 crore.
 Ril placed at 114th position in latest Fortune Global 500 list
of world's biggest firm.