Reliance Industries Rated CARE AAA/CRISIL AAA; Stable by Rating Agencies
Reliance Industries Limited has been assigned a "CARE AAA; Stable" rating by CARE Ratings Limited and "CRISIL AAA; Stable" by CRISIL Ratings Limited on September 25, 2026. These ratings reflect RIL's strong financial profile, diversified businesses, and leadership in key segments like O2C, telecom, and retail. The outlook is stable.
A top-tier credit rating is crucial for a company of RIL's scale, impacting its borrowing costs, investor confidence, and overall financial flexibility. This rating reinforces its strong financial standing.
The assignment of the highest credit ratings ('AAA' with a 'Stable' outlook) by two major rating agencies signifies strong creditworthiness and financial health of the company, which is a positive development.
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) has received credit ratings of "CARE AAA; Stable" from CARE Ratings Limited and "CRISIL AAA; Stable" from CRISIL Ratings Limited. These ratings were assigned on September 25, 2026. The ratings reflect RIL's strong financial risk profile, diversified revenue streams, and leadership positions across its key business segments including oil-to-chemicals (O2C), telecom, and retail.
CARE Ratings highlighted RIL's experienced promoter group, highly integrated operations in the O2C segment, and its leadership in organized retail and telecom. The rating agency noted that RIL's consolidated financial risk profile is marked by a robust capital structure and superior liquidity. The outlook remains stable, with CARE Ratings expecting RIL to continue benefiting from its diversified business segments. The company's foray into the new energy segment and AI is acknowledged as a key monitorable.
CRISIL Ratings also assigned a "CRISIL AAA; Stable" rating. The detailed rationale and drivers are expected to be provided by CRISIL. RIL's financial statements for FY26 show total operating income of ₹10,57,070 crore, PBILDT of ₹1,80,318 crore, and Profit After Tax of ₹95,754 crore. The company maintained a healthy overall gearing of 0.46x and a net debt/PBILDT ratio of 1.40x as of March 31, 2026.
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