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Reliance Industries Q4 FY25 Results: Steady Growth in Consumer Businesses Balances Energy Pressures

Reliance Industries continues to stay strong across its diversified businesses. In Q4 FY25, the company showed solid results in telecom and retail, even though challenges remained in the oil-to-chemicals segment. Reliance Industries has kept its focus on long-term plans in digital, retail, and clean energy.

Here’s a breakdown of how each part of the business performed.


Overall Financial Performance – Reliance Industries

Macro and Market Environment

The global environment remained uncertain due to trade issues, geopolitical tensions, and oversupply from China. This led to pressure on margins, especially in the chemicals business. Despite this, Reliance Industries managed to grow its revenue and profits.

Key Full-Year Financials (FY25)

Quarterly Highlights (Q4 FY25) – Reliance Industries


Jio Platforms: Telecom and Digital Strength

Jio remains a key growth engine for Reliance Industries. In FY25, it delivered strong growth in users, revenue, and new services.

Financial and Operating Data

MetricQ4 FY25
Revenue₹1,28,218 crore (up ~17%)
EBITDA₹64,170 crore (up ~17%)
EBITDA Margin50%
Total Subscribers488.2 million
Net Subscriber Additions6.1 million
5G Users191 million
ARPU (Average Revenue/User)₹206.2 (up 13.5%)
Data Traffic49 exabytes (up 20%)
5G Share of Data45% of wireless data traffic

Home Broadband and AirFiber

5G Rollout Status

Digital Enterprise and Cloud


Reliance Retail: Strong Growth Across Segments

Reliance Retail continues to be one of the fastest-growing retail companies in India. It performed well across grocery, fashion, and premium segments.

Financial Summary

MetricQ4 FY25FY25 (Full Year)
Revenue Growth+16% YoY+8% YoY
EBITDA Growth+15% YoY+9% YoY
PAT Growth+30% YoY+12% YoY
New Stores Added2,659Net +500 after closures

Key Operating Highlights

Quick Commerce

FMCG and Consumer Brands

Fashion and Lifestyle

Premium and Luxury


Oil & Gas Exploration and Production

While oil and gas remains a smaller part of Reliance Industries, it made record profits this year.

FY25 Highlights

Q4 Observations


Oil-to-Chemicals (O2C): Weak Margins Continue

The oil-to-chemicals business saw continued pressure due to global oversupply and weak demand.

Financials

Operations and Offsets

Capacity Expansion Plans


New Energy Business: Steady Progress

Reliance Industries is investing heavily in green energy to secure its future beyond fossil fuels.

Solar Power

Green Hydrogen

Battery Manufacturing


Capex and Balance Sheet Update

Reliance has kept its investments in check while completing major projects.

Capital Expenditure (Capex)

Debt Position


Key Risks to Watch

Reliance is working across multiple large projects. Here are the key areas to track:


Reliance Industries showed that even in a tough environment, it can stay steady. Consumer businesses like Jio and Retail are growing fast. The company is also making progress in clean energy, while keeping costs under control. Challenges remain in the O2C business, but long-term projects in solar, hydrogen, and telecom are setting up Reliance for future growth.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What helped Reliance Industries grow in Q4 FY25?

Growth in Jio and Retail businesses helped balance weaker performance in the oil-to-chemicals segment.

Q2: Is Jio’s 5G rollout complete?

Yes, Jio has completed its pan-India 5G rollout and now has 191 million 5G users.

Q3: How is Reliance doing in the solar and green energy space?

Reliance has started a gigawatt-scale solar plant, with plans to reach 10 GW capacity by 2026. It is also working on green hydrogen and battery storage.

Q4: What is Reliance Retail’s focus area?

Reliance Retail is expanding across grocery, fashion, premium brands, and quick commerce through JioMart.

Q5: What are the main risks Reliance faces now?

Risks include weak margins in O2C, execution delays in new energy, and returns from past capex.

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