Mumbai: Reliance Industries has announced a bold roadmap under its Reliance expansion 2025 strategy, outlining major investments in artificial intelligence, telecom, and green energy. Chairman Mukesh Ambani said the company is preparing to transform Reliance into a future-ready conglomerate while balancing its traditional oil-to-chemicals business.
A key highlight of the Reliance expansion 2025 plan is the confirmation that Jio Platforms will go public by mid-2026. The IPO is expected to be one of India’s largest, with analysts valuing Jio between $120 billion and $150 billion. This move will unlock value for investors and strengthen Reliance’s position in the global telecom and digital markets.
The company is also making a decisive entry into the AI sector through a new subsidiary called Reliance Intelligence. Plans include building large-scale data centers in Jamnagar and forming partnerships with tech giants like Google and Meta. The goal is to develop homegrown AI solutions while aligning with global innovation.
On the energy side, Reliance has pledged $10 billion in green energy projects. Gigafactories for solar, hydrogen, and advanced battery storage are already under construction. Ambani said he expects the clean energy division to grow as large as the oil-to-chemicals business within the next five years.
To finance these projects, Reliance is raising about ₹18,000 crore ($2 billion) through asset-backed securities, with Barclays managing the deal. Analysts say this financing shows Reliance’s commitment to executing its Reliance expansion 2025 vision without slowing down.
Experts believe the company’s roadmap positions it as a leader in AI, telecom, and renewable energy, while ensuring it remains India’s most valuable private enterprise.
