Archive · 3 Jun 2025
Goldman Sachs Adds Reliance to Conviction List
Goldman Sachs added Reliance Industries to its Asia Pacific Conviction List.
They believe four things will make the company's stock price go up.
First, they think Reliance will make more money refining oil.
Second, they see the retail business doing better.
Third, they expect Jio, Reliance's telecom business, to raise prices.
Finally, they think new energy projects starting in 2026 will help.
Goldman Sachs set a price target for the stock and noted it has already started to do well.
They anticipate Reliance’s EBITDA growth will accelerate.
The stock has outperformed the Sensex Index recently.
Goldman Sachs added Reliance Industries to its Asia Pacific Conviction List.
The brokerage expects improved refining fundamentals and retail growth to boost earnings.
A telecom tariff hike in the second half of FY26 is anticipated.
New energy capacities are expected to act as a long-term catalyst from 2026.
Goldman Sachs set a 12-month price target of Rs 1,660 for Reliance shares.
- Who
- Goldman Sachs and Reliance Industries.
- What
- Goldman Sachs added Reliance Industries to its Asia Pacific Conviction List.
- When
- The forecast is for FY26 and beyond.
- Where
- Asia Pacific
- Why
- Goldman Sachs believes multiple factors could boost Reliance Industries' earnings and valuation.
Goldman Sachs
Market
Jio EBITDA Growth Forecast
Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs forecasts a 23% EBITDA growth for Jio Infocomm in FY26.
Market
Visible Alpha consensus data is lower than Goldman's forecast for Jio.
- Price Target
- Rs 1,660 (12-month)
- Stock Performance (3 months)
- Outperformed Sensex by 9%
- EBITDA Growth Forecast (FY26)
- 16%
- CROCI Forecast (FY27)
- 11%
- Current Share Price
- Rs 1412.50 (approx.)
- SMA
- Trading above five key simple moving averages