Reliance Infrastructure Shares Fall 3% After Weak Q4 Results
Shares of Reliance Infrastructure slipped about 3% today after the company shared its financial results for the last quarter. Investors reacted to the news, and the stock price took a hit.
What Happened in the Last Quarter?
Reliance Infrastructure reported a big loss of ₹3,298 crore in the quarter ending March 31, 2025. To give you some perspective, this loss is much larger than the ₹421 crore loss the company had in the same quarter last year.
Even though the company made slightly more money than before — around ₹4,743 crore in revenue — this wasn’t enough to cover the costs and losses. Parts of their business, like power and infrastructure, actually made less money than before, which added to the trouble.
How Did Investors React?
When these results came out, investors got worried, and the share price dropped by 3%. People are concerned about how Reliance Infrastructure is doing financially, especially since it lost so much money in this quarter. The general mood in the market, especially for infrastructure companies, is cautious right now, which made the fall even sharper.
What Is Reliance Infrastructure Planning Next?
To try to fix things, Reliance Infrastructure wants to merge with its own subsidiary company, Reliance Velocity Limited. The idea is that combining the two companies will make operations simpler and help save money. But this plan still needs approval from government regulators before it can happen.
What’s Next for Reliance Infrastructure?
Looking ahead, the company has some challenges to deal with. It needs to improve how much money it makes from its main businesses — power and infrastructure — and figure out how to handle its big losses.
If the merger with Reliance Velocity goes through, it might help the company run more smoothly and reduce costs. But there’s still a lot to be decided, and investors will be watching closely to see how things unfold.
