Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Reliance Power, Infra Shares Plummet After ED Raids on Ambani Group
Imagine some companies were investigated for a possible financial crime.
Because of this, stocks for Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure, two related companies, went down quickly.
Government investigators, called the ED, checked places connected to the companies.
The companies said they weren't directly involved, but investors worried anyway.
The investigation looks at a loan from a bank and whether money was misused, which made people sell their shares.
Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power stocks fell sharply after ED raids on Reliance Group companies.
The ED conducted raids at over 35 locations related to alleged loan fraud involving Yes Bank.
Both companies denied direct involvement, stating the investigation concerns other entities.
Reliance Infrastructure shares fell to lower circuits for two consecutive days.
The probe involves allegations of bribery, backdated documents, and loan process violations.
- Who
- The Enforcement Directorate (ED) is investigating companies associated with the Anil Ambani Group.
- What
- Shares of Reliance Infrastructure and Power fell due to ED raids linked to a loan fraud investigation.
- When
- The stock declines occurred over two trading sessions, beginning July 24.
- Where
- Raids were conducted at various locations linked to Reliance Group companies.
- Why
- Investor concerns over the investigation and alleged financial irregularities.
Company Response
Investor Sentiment
Company Involvement
Company Response
Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power have stated that they are not directly linked to the ED's current investigation.
Investor Sentiment
Investors are selling stocks, and the market is reacting negatively to the developments.
- Stock Affected
- Reliance Infrastructure, Reliance Power
- Share Decline (2 days)
- 10%
- ED Raids Location
- 35+
- Loan Fraud Amount
- Rs 3,000 crore
- Involved Bank
- Yes Bank
- Direct Involvement
- Reliance Infra and Power denied
