Anil Ambani Surges Ahead of Mukesh Ambani: Investors Reap Monsoon Profits

Anil Ambani's companies deliver blockbuster returns as Reliance Power, Infrastructure, and Home Finance outperform Reliance Industries in 2025. Fundamentals, technicals, and shareholding details inside.



In a surprising twist in the world of Indian business tycoons, Anil Ambani, who had once faded into the shadows of his elder brother Mukesh Ambani, is now back in the spotlight. Once struggling with debt and sinking stocks, Anil Ambani's companies—Reliance Power, Reliance Infrastructure, and Reliance Home Finance—are now not just stable but surging. As the monsoon season approaches, these companies have showered wealth on their investors, contrasting with the lackluster performance of Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries.

Let's explore how the tables have turned, including the fundamentals, technicals, and shareholding patterns of these key companies.

 Stock Performance: Anil Ambani vs Mukesh Ambani

1. Reliance Power Ltd (NSE: RELPOWER)

  • Friday Closing Price: ₹58.16 (Up 11.35%)

  • 1-Month Return: Over 40%

  • 1-Year Return: Around 125%

Had you invested ₹1 lakh a year ago, it would now be worth ₹2.25 lakhs, giving a handsome gain of ₹1.25 lakh.

2. Reliance Infrastructure Ltd (NSE: RELINFRA)

  • Friday Closing Price: ₹330.80 (Up 5.67%)

  • 1-Month Return: Over 30%

  • 1-Year Return: Nearly 90%

Your ₹1 lakh investment a year ago would have grown to ₹1.90 lakh—a profit of ₹90,000.

3. Reliance Home Finance Ltd (NSE: RHFL)

  • Friday Closing Price: ₹5.09 (Up 5% Upper Circuit)

  • 1-Month Return: About 55%

  • 1-Year Return: Around 50%

 Reliance Industries (Mukesh Ambani)

  • Friday Closing Price: ₹1420.80 (Up 0.24%)

  • 1-Month Return: Flat

  • 1-Year Return: -6%

Reliance Industries, though still India’s most valuable company by market capitalization, has seen muted investor returns over the last year.

 In-Depth Analysis of Anil Ambani’s Companies

🔹 Reliance Power Ltd

  • Market Cap: ₹17,500 crore

  • Debt Status: Cleared ₹3,800 crore in dues; currently debt-free from banks and financial institutions

  • Business Focus: Transitioning to renewable energy; investing in 500 MW solar and 770 MW hydro projects in Bhutan

  • Fundraising: Raised ₹1,525 crore via preferential allotment

  • Technical Trend: 125% gain in 1 year, strong bullish momentum

Shareholding Pattern (Dec 2024): Not publicly detailed

🔹 Reliance Infrastructure Ltd

  • Market Cap: ₹9,500 crore

  • Debt Status: Undergoing debt restructuring

  • Business Focus: Power, roads, metro infrastructure

  • Technical Trend: 90% gain in 1 year, strong recovery from prior lows

Shareholding Pattern (Dec 2024):

  • Promoters: 16.50%

  • FIIs: 9.00%

  • Mutual Funds: 0.23%

  • Public: 73.01%

🔹 Reliance Home Finance Ltd

  • Market Cap: ₹1,000 crore

  • Debt Status: Under resolution process

  • Business Focus: Home loans, financial services

  • Technical Trend: 50% gain in 1 year, frequent upper circuits

Shareholding Pattern (Dec 2024): Not publicly available

 Conclusion

While Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries remains a giant in India’s corporate world, the recent stock market performance tells a different story. Anil Ambani’s companies have not just recovered but thrived, delivering multibagger returns to investors within a year. With improving fundamentals, strong technical momentum, and strategic shifts toward renewable energy and infrastructure, the younger Ambani is carving a fresh legacy—this time, with a triumphant comeback.

Investors should remain vigilant and conduct due diligence, but for now, Anil Ambani is enjoying a much-needed win in the markets.


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