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RIL's revamp paves way for O2C stake sale, next leg of growth: Analysts

Reorganisation won't impact RIL's consolidated financials or shareholding. Analysts say the de-merger will be done at tax networth of O2C assets, making transaction tax neutral for RIL

Reliance Industries
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Reliance Industries

Nikita Vashisht New Delhi
Reliance Industries' (RIL) investors remained largely unfazed by the company’s proposal to hive off the oil-to-chemical (O2C) business into a 100 per cent subsidiary of RIL as most had anticipated the move. Shares of RIL closed 0.8 per cent higher on the BSE on Tuesday, having rallied 2 per cent at the bourses in the intra-day trade.

Yet, the latest announcement, RIL's focus on 'new energy and net materials' business (dedicated towards development of a green energy ecosystem) and gradually improving outlook for O2C vertical could provide triggers for the stock going ahead.

Late on Monday, RIL said it has

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