Reliance AGM 2025 Key Takeaways: Mukesh Ambani creates a splash with AI gamechanger, Jio IPO timeline reveal, new launches

Reliance Industries AGM: Reliance Industries continues to lead across every key growth parameter — revenues, profitability, exports, market value, investments, contribution to the exchequer and societal impact, RIL chairman Mukesh Ambani said in his address at the group’s keenly-watched 48th annual general meeting on August 29.

At the AGM, Ambani made a host of significant announcements in areas covering AI, Reliance Jio’s much-awaited IPO and new partnerships with global behemoths Google and Meta.

Also, a number of new launches — of devices as well as services — were announced at the event.

The global economy today is navigating through an era of great uncertainty, Ambani said. The world is realising that conflict produces no winners, and when nations cooperate, trade flows freely, he added. While uncertainty surrounds us, humanity still stands at the threshold of a golden age in the 21st century, Ambani further said.

This has become possible because of the convergence of three powerful technological transformations; breakthroughs in clean energy are unlocking a future of abundance, sustainability, and security, raising hopes for overcoming the climate crisis, he added.

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In his address, Ambani pointed out that in just one generation, Reliance has transformed itself from a Fortune 1000 company to a Fortune 40 global powerhouse, creating over $200 billion in value – all within India. The company, he said, has done this by staying true to the First Principles: 1. What is good for India is good for Reliance; 2. Build businesses of the future; 3. Build them world-class, and at mega scale – the largest and most competitive globally, with the highest standards of governance; 4. Invest in world-class talent and cutting-edge technologies.Ambani said that he envisaged the O2C business achieving substantial growth and delivering stable returns as geopolitical tensions subside. He forecast rapid, innovation-driven growth in the materials business of the group. RIL is well-positioned to produce high-value green fuels and chemicals, which India and the world will need, Ambani affirmed.Our New and Clean Energy business is being built with a singular purpose: to make India self-sufficient in energy, and to resolve India’s energy trilemma of security, affordability, and sustainability through world-scale giga manufacturing, through round-the-clock renewable electricity, and through green fuels and chemicals at global scale.

2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways: Ambani’s economy take

Despite geopolitical uncertainty, one truth is clear that India is on the rise, Ambani observed. “India is on the rise, and India’s rise is unstoppable today, India already ranks among the world’s top four global economics under the determined leadership of Modi,” he said.

“The right set of reforms, advanced manufacturing capabilities and a national priority on deep debt, our economy can grow at 10% — this will mean that the per capita income of Indians would rise four to five times within the next two decades,” Ambani noted.

“More importantly, India need not have any modern model, we have the ability and the responsibility to create an India first model of development. This model will use to bring prosperity and security to India, improve the quality of life of each and every Indian, and protect the environment,” the RIL chief said.

He said that this model will also harmonise technology with democracy, economy with culture, spirituality with science, and national aspirations with friendship across all nations.

“This is the collective dream of nearly 1.5 billion Indians to build a nation that leads to the world, prosperity and compassion,” Ambani said.

RIL’s big AI bet: 2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways

In a major move, Ambani announced the setting up for Reliance Intelligence — an entity that’ll house India’s next-generation AI infra.

Reliance Intelligence, a wholly-owned subsidiary, will be aimed at accelerating India’s artificial intelligence capabilities and establishing the country as a global hub for AI innovation.

The company is developing artificial intelligence as its new growth engine, Mukesh Ambani said. AI can now be called the Kam dhenu —the divine wish-fulfilling cow of our lives, he added.

The possibilities created by these new technologies are staggering, Ambani said, adding that the global GDP today is at $110 trillion has the potential to reach $500 trillion within the next 25 to 30 years.

Reliance is transforming its operating model to become a deep tech entity in advanced manufacturing, he said. The company is attracting and empowering talented young leaders who will drive the next wave of value creation with innovations, he added.

Jio juggernaut rolls on: 2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways

In his address, Ambani said that Reliance Jio, the company’s telecom arm, has crossed 500 million customers and is now aiming for an IPO by the first half of 2026. “I am sure that it will be a very attractive opportunity for all investors,” Ambani said.

Reliance Jio IPO could be the largest ever IPO in India’s history. According to earlier reports, the size of Jio Infocomm IPO could be around Rs 52,000 crore. If RIL launches Jio IPO to raise Rs 52,200 crore, it would be the biggest ever in India and surpass Hyundai India’s Rs 28,000 crore IPO by a huge margin.

According to a new plan, Jio will now expand operations outside India with our own tech. Jio seeks to digitise every Indian business and enterprise and simple, scalable platforms, it was announced.

“AI Everywhere, Everyone”, is the motto for Jio, and the path ahead for the company is even brighter; Akash Ambani said. Jio air fiber is now the largest fixed wireless provider in the world, adding over 1 million homes per month, and more than 40 millions Indians have placed their trust on Jio AIcloud, he informed.

Mukesh’s money-making machine: 2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways

In FY25, Reliance delivered record consolidated revenue of Rs 10,71,174 crore ($125.3 billion), becoming India’s first-ever company to cross $125 billion in annual revenues.

The company’s EBITDA stood at Rs 1,83,422 crore ($21.5 billion) and net profit grew to Rs 81,309 crore ($9.5 billion). Reliance’s exports were Rs 2,83,719 crore ($33.2 billion), contributing 7.6% of India’s total merchandise exports. The company invested cumulatively Rs 5.6 lakh crore ($65.5 billion) over the last three years.

RIL remains the single largest contributor to the national exchequer, contributing Rs 2,10,269 crore ($24.6 billion) in FY-25, Ambani said. In the last six years, Reliance’s contribution to national exchequer has crossed Rs 10 lakh crore ($117.0 billion).

2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways: RIL’s Job generation scorecard

At a time when the dynamics of employment are undergoing a shift towards flexibility, driven mainly by AI and automation, Reliance has adopted modern engagement formats that combine opportunities for upskilling, entrepreneurial drive, job satisfaction and higher earning potential, Ambani said.

The company’s conventional and non-conventional workforce has grown to nearly 6.8 lakh people, it was announced, with Ambani saying that he sees this growing to more than 10 lakh people over the next few years.

“It gives me immense satisfaction to say that we rank among the most admired employers and largest job creators in India,” Ambani said.

2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways: Big partnerships announced

Ambani announced a deep AI partnership with Google, highlighting the integration of Reliance’s infrastructure expertise with Google Cloud’s AI technologies. Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, addressed the AGM.

Reliance also unveiled a joint venture with Meta, aimed at bringing enterprise-ready open-source AI to Indian businesses. Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, also made an address.

Ambani described the Meta partnership as a game-changer for Indian enterprises, noting it would enable sovereign hosting and governance within India, lower inference costs, and accelerate AI adoption across sectors of national importance.

New energy business: 2025 Reliance AGM Key Takeaways

New Energy business will be a major driver of growth for many decades, with the potential to become as big as the company’s Oil-to-Chemicals business within the next 5-7 years, Ambani said.

“In scale, ambition, and impact, it will surpass everything Reliance has done so far. It will create unprecedented, perpetual value for both India and Reliance,” Ambani said.

A host of key announcements were also made on the group’s new energy initiatives.

The electrolyser giga factory will be operational by end-2026, with the ability to scale up to 3 GW per year. It will enable cost-competitive green hydrogen production at global scale, backed by exclusive global technology partnerships, and strengthened by our in-house capabilities.

In Kutch, Gujarat, the company is developing one of the world’s largest single-site solar projects spanning 5,50,000 acres of arid land – three times the size of Singapore.

“At peak, we will deploy 55 MW of solar modules and 150 MWh of battery containers every day. This will be among the fastest installations globally. This single site could meet nearly 10% of India’s electricity needs within the next decade,” Anant Ambani said at Reliance AGM.

Under “Urja Daatas” – Energy Producers, the company is building 55 CBG plants with an annual capacity of 0.5 million tonne. The target is to scale up to 500+ CBG plants by 2030. At Jamnagar, the company has set up the world’s largest Bioenergy Technology and R&D Centre, it was announced.

RIL AGM: New devices and other launches

At the AGM, the launch of Jio’s high-performance personal computers, capable of transforming TV or any other screen, into a full-feature, AI-ready system, was announced.

The device enables users to access advanced computing services without purchasing a traditional desktop or laptop. By connecting a keyboard to a Jio Set-Top Box, customers can turn their television or monitor into a personal computer that runs directly from Jio’s cloud servers.

This model allows flexibility to scale storage and computing power remotely, eliminating the need for hardware upgrades.

The service is expected to be built on Jio’s telecom base of over 500 million subscribers and its investments in 5G networks.

One of the marquee launches is Riya, a voice-enabled search assistant for JioHotstar. “Riya understands you. Just say what you want across years, seasons, and episodes, and Riya will curate it for you. No more scrolling, no more searching,” Ambani said.

Riya also brings multilingual AI experiences to users. “For the first time, you will be able to enjoy sports in your favorite Indian language without losing the magic of the original platform. Your favorite stars won’t just appear, they will speak in your language, in their own voice, with perfect lip sync on screen,” it was announced.

Also unveiled was Jio Frames, a new smart wearable device, expanding RIL’s digital ecosystem under Jio.

JioFrames is an AI-powered wearable platform and ecosystem, made for India. With support for multiple Indian languages at launch, customer can simply speak to Jio’s multilingual AI voice-assistant. It is a hands-free, AI-powered companion designed for the way India lives, works and plays.

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