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Anil Ambani planning to increase stake in Reliance Infra, Reliance Power

Ambani also informed shareholders that Reliance Power had refrained from availing a moratorium on its loans, calling the moratorium a 'financial penalty'

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Promoters hold a 14.59 per cent stake in Reliance Infrastructure and 19.29 per cent in Reliance Power as of March this year.

Amritha Pillay Mumbai
Anil Ambani, chairman of Reliance Infrastructure (RInfra) and Reliance Power (RPower), told shareholders at a virtual annual general meeting (AGM) on Tuesday that promoters will increase their stake in the firms.

Ambani also informed shareholders that RPower has refrained from taking a moratorium on its loans, calling the moratorium a “financial penalty”. The promoters plan to increase shareholding over time, in line with the applicable regulatory guidelines, RPower and RInfra said in separate statements. Apart from these two group companies, the AGM of Reliance Capital was also conducted digitally on Tuesday.   

Promoters held 14.59 per cent stake in RInfra and 19.29

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