Reliance Industries Limited · NSE:RELIANCE
Reliance Industries — Q1 FY27 Earnings Presentation
76 slides from Reliance Industries's earnings presentation, Jul 17, 2026
Slide 1: Financial Results Presentation Q1 FY27
Financial Results Presentation Q1 FY27 17 July 2026 1
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statement
Forward Looking Statement This presentation contains forward-looking statements which may be identified by their use of words like “plans,” “expects,” “will,” “anticipates,” “believes,” “intends,” “projects,” “estimates” or other words of similar meaning. All statements that address expectations or
Slide 3: Table of Contents
Table of Contents # Particulars Page No. A Consolidated Financial Performance 4 B Jio Platforms 12 C Retail 21 D FMCG 34 E Media 42 F Oil to Chemicals 48 G Oil and Gas 62 H New Energy 67 3
Slide 4: Consolidated Financial Performance
A Consolidated Financial Performance 4
Slide 5: Key Highlights: Q1 FY27
Key Highlights: Q1 FY27 ➢ Record results despite heightened macro volatility, largest energy market shock with supply chain dislocation ✓ Performance underpinned by exceptional agility in responding to changing market dynamics ➢ Revenue growth of 25% with strong double-digit growth across O2C, Digit
Slide 6: Energy Business: Strong Operating Performance
Energy Business: Strong Operating Performance ➢ O2C – Revenue ₹ 201,803 crore, up 30.4% YoY; EBITDA ₹ 17,010 crore, up 17.2% YoY, at 4-year high ✓ Strong performance led by − All-time high middle distillate cracks, downstream chemical deltas at 3-4 year high − Sustained benefit of ethane cracking ec
Slide 7: Robust India Centric Consumer Growth Platforms (1/2)
Robust India Centric Consumer Growth Platforms (1/2) ➢ Jio Platforms – Revenue ₹ 45,961 crore, up 12% YoY; EBITDA ₹ 20,865 up 15.1% YoY ✓ Strong double-digit EBITDA growth led by subscriber momentum and margin expansion (+150 bps) ✓ Strengthening market leadership with unmatched coverage, technology
Slide 8: Robust India Centric Consumer Growth Platforms (2/2)
Robust India Centric Consumer Growth Platforms (2/2) ➢ Retail – Revenue ₹ 90,408 crore, up 12% YoY; EBITDA ₹ 6,309 crore, down 1.1% YoY ✓ Strong revenue growth; profitability reflecting current investment phase − Double-digit underlying growth across Grocery, Consumer Electronics and F&L − Focus on
Slide 9: Consolidated Financial Results: Q1 FY27
Consolidated Financial Results: Q1 FY27 YoY Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 ➢ Double digit revenue growth across key Particulars Change ₹ crore ₹ crore $ Bn % businesses Revenue 273,252 340,257 35.9 24.5% ✓ O2C +30%, Jio +12%, Retail +12% EBITDA 49,100 54,067 5.7 10.1% ➢ Record quarterly recurring consol EBITDA led
Slide 10: RIL Segment Performance: Q1 FY27
RIL Segment Performance: Q1 FY27 YoY ₹ crore Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 ➢ O2C: Energy markets dislocation led to margin strength Change % across products supported by superior asset Oil to 14,511 17,010 17.2% Chemicals configuration and operational flexibility Oil and Gas 4,996 4,973 (0.5%) ✓ EBITDA constraine
Slide 11: Strong Balance Sheet: Q1 FY27
Strong Balance Sheet: Q1 FY27 Mar-26 Jun-26 Particulars ₹ crore ₹ crore $ Bn Net Debt 1,24,717 1,22,914 13.0 LTM EBITDA 2,07,911 2,03,954 21.5 Net Debt to LTM EBITDA (x) 0.60 0.60 - ➢ Prudent capex management within operating cash flows ➢ Capex at ₹ 38,682 crore - new energy, strengthening retail ne
Slide 12: Jio Platforms
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Slide 13: Broad Based Growth Across Operating & Financial Metrics
Broad Based Growth Across Operating & Financial Metrics #1 in Connectivity #1 in Homes 533 Mn+ ~285 Mn 28.6 Mn 14.0 Mn Subscribers 5G Users Fixed Broadband JioAirFiber Homes Connects (35.2 Mn net additions in last 12M) (73 Mn net additions in last 12M) (8.6 Mn net additions in last 12M) (6.6 Mn net
Slide 14: Performance Highlights: Q1 FY27
Performance Highlights: Q1 FY27 ➢ Another quarter of double-digit EBITDA growth led by subscriber momentum and margin expansion ➢ Digital Services revenue growth of 20% YoY outpaced connectivity business growth of 11% YoY ✓ Content, Cloud Compute, IoT and Managed Services were key drivers of Digital
Slide 15: Mobility: Add Consumers and Extend Market Leadership
Mobility: Add Consumers and Extend Market Leadership Continuously Increase Market Share Gateway for Digital Services Transitioning Customers to 4G / 5G Migrating 2G Users to 4G Superior 5G experience OTT Video Compute 5G ✓ Enabling digital adoption via JioBharat devices ✓ Offering affordable service
Slide 16: Home: Transforming Connectivity and Digital Services
Home: Transforming Connectivity and Digital Services STB as a Gateway JioTeleOS Expanding Product & Services For immersive entertainment STB equivalent FTTH experience with 5hrs+ of experience for home on average daily usage TV application JioPC JioGames Delivering affordable and Cloud-based gaming
Slide 17: Enterprise: Moving to Outcome-led Managed Services Stack
Enterprise: Moving to Outcome-led Managed Services Stack TRADITIONAL: SERVICE-SPECIFIC PLAY JIO: MANAGED SERVICES APPROACH Each service deployed and supported in Comprehensive bundle per customer its own silo requirements Connectivity JIO MANAGED Connectivity + Security + Wi-Fi + ERP Security SERV
Slide 18: RJIL (Connectivity Business): Key Operating Metrics
RJIL (Connectivity Business): Key Operating Metrics Q1 Q4 Q1 ➢ Industry leading 5G and Fixed Particulars Unit Broadband additions with over 73 Mn FY26 FY26 FY27 and 8.6 Mn net additions respectively, in Total Customer base Mn 498.1 524.4 533.3 last 12 months Net Customer addition Mn 9.9 9.1 8.9 ➢ 57
Slide 19: RJIL: Q1 FY27 Financials
RJIL: Q1 FY27 Financials Operating Revenue (₹ crore) EBITDA (₹ crore) 57.3% 34,212 33,381 19,590 32,751 56.0% 31,857 18,408 18,771 30,882 17,874 17,301 Jun-25 Sep-25 Dec-25 Mar-26 Jun-26 Jun-25 Sep-25 Dec-25 Mar-26 Jun-26 EBITDA Margin ➢ RJIL operating revenue growth of 10.8% YoY with sustained subs
Slide 20: Jio Platforms Limited: Q1 FY27 Financial Performance
Jio Platforms Limited: Q1 FY27 Financial Performance JPL Consolidated % YoY ➢ Revenue from operations at ₹ crore Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 Change Q4 FY26 ₹39,173 crore, 11.8% YoY growth 1 Gross Revenue 41,054 45,961 12.0 44,928 Operating Revenue 35,032 39,173 11.8 38,259 ➢ EBITDA increased to ₹20,865 crore; E
Slide 21: Retail
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Slide 22: Our Scale Gives us the Ability and Responsibility to Lead Indian Retail
Our Scale Gives us the Ability and Responsibility to Lead the Next Phase of Indian Retail Registered Customers Retail Stores Quarterly Transactions 396 Mn+ 20,169 568 Mn +11% YoY Across 7,000+ towns +46% YoY Retail Space Pin Codes Served 78.4 Mn sq. ft. 19,000+ A broad store network National custome
Slide 23: Q1 FY27: Revenue Grew; Profitability Reflects Investment Phase
Q1 FY27: Revenue Grew; Profitability Reflects the Current Investment Phase Underlying Gross Revenue Grocery Digital Daily Orders EBITDA Margin Growth1 +11.6% +116% 7.9% YoY Down 80 bps YoY +7.4% gross revenue YoY ➢ Double-digit underlying growth across Grocery, Consumer Electronics and Fashion & Lif
Slide 24: Financial Performance: Growth with Near-term Margin Pressure
Financial Performance: Growth with Near-term Margin Pressure Q1 FY27 Q1 FY26 YoY change Particulars ₹ crore ₹ crore % +11.6% YoY overall revenue growth Gross Revenue 90,408 84,171 +7.4% adjusted for demerger of Consumer Net Revenue 79,745 73,720 +8.2% Brands business EBITDA 6,309 6,381 -1.1% EBITDA
Slide 25: Our 3-year Objective is to Double Operating EBITDA
Our 3-year Objective is to Double Operating EBITDA through Growth and Better Economics FY27 FY28 - FY29 Scale online Convert scale into value 3-YEAR ➢ Grow JioMart and omni-channel ➢ Increase repeat rates, basket size AMBITION reach across platforms and customer lifetime value ➢ Improve availability
Slide 26: Strong Foundation of FY27 Will Convert Scale into Higher EBITDA
Strong Foundation of FY27 Will Convert Scale into Higher EBITDA and Cash Generation in FY28 and FY29 FY27 FY28 - FY29: Value Conversion Foundation Density Mix Productivity Availability, assortment, More orders per fulfilment Own brands, premium Automation, productivity to store integration, delivery
Slide 27: Online Growth Measured by Quality, Not Volume Alone
Online Growth Measured by Quality, Not Volume Alone 1 Customer 2 Commercial 3 Operations 4 Financial ➢ Active customers ➢ Net revenue ➢ Availability ➢ Contribution margin ➢ Repeat rate ➢ Basket size ➢ On-time fulfilment ➢ Working capital ➢ Order frequency ➢ Own-brand Mix ➢ Cost per order ➢ Cash-to-c
Slide 28: Performance by Consumption Basket
Performance by Consumption Basket The same customer, supply chain and data platform to create value across every format
Slide 29: Grocery: Strengthen the Everyday Basket through Availability, Value and Trust
Grocery: Strengthen the Everyday Basket through Availability, Value and Trust Big Box Stores LFL Revenue Growth 1,000+ +7% YoY ➢ Sustained momentum across Staples, Dairy, Frozen and Bakery ➢ “Full Paisa Vasool Sale”, regional festivals and category events supported customer engagement ➢ Omnichannel
Slide 30: JioMart is Our Principal Growth Platform for the Next Four Quarters
JioMart is Our Principal Growth Platform for the Next Four Quarters Average Daily Grocery Digital share of Grocery Active Seller base Orders B2C revenue +116% YoY 13.4% YoY +26% YoY +610 bps YoY ➢ Service extends across ~5,500 pin codes, with 2,500+ Digital and Fashion & Lifestyle stores connected t
Slide 31: B2B: Create a Dependable Growth Platform for Kiranas, HoReCa and Institutions
B2B: Create a Dependable Growth Platform for Kiranas, HoReCa and Institutions Business Customers Average Bill Value Growth ~4 Mn +15% YoY ➢ B2B maintained steady growth momentum led by growth in transactions and Average Bill Value ➢ Staples, Dairy Frozen & Bakery, and Beverages continue to drive gro
Slide 32: Consumer Electronics: Combine Product Access with Trusted Lifecycle Service
Consumer Electronics: Combine Product Access with Trusted Lifecycle Service LFL Revenue Growth ResQ Services Revenue +16% YoY +27% YoY ➢ Brand partnerships supported product availability amid global shortages ➢ ACs, laptops, mobiles and small appliances outperformed during the quarter ➢ Digital Chil
Slide 33: Fashion & Lifestyle: Grow Through Freshness, Digital Reach and Differentiated Brands
Fashion & Lifestyle: Grow Through Freshness, Digital Reach and Differentiated Brands Digital Commerce share LFL Revenue Growth AJIO Rush Orders SHEIN App Installs in Apparel & Footwear +4% YoY +136% QoQ 30 Mn+ 27.3% +490 bps YoY ➢ Merchandise freshness and store refresh are improving the customer ex
Slide 34: FMCG
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Slide 35: RCPL Delivered Strong Performance in Q1
RCPL Delivered Strong Performance in Q1 – ₹8,600 Cr+ Gross Revenue, 2.1x Growth YoY Daily Essentials led by Independence delivered ~₹3,200 Cr in Q1 sales; Independence recognized as one of India’s Most Trusted Brands for 2026 - 27 Beverages led by Campa delivered ~₹2,900 Cr in Q1 sales; Achieved >50
Slide 36: Key Business Highlights: Daily Essentials
Key Business Highlights: Daily Essentials Gaining consumer acceptance - Scaling Manna & Udhaiyam Traction on Edible Oils backed Independence recognized as portfolio to develop deep regional by dedicated capacities across one of India’s Most Trusted distribution in South India key states, indigenous
Slide 37: Key Business Highlights: Beverages
Key Business Highlights: Beverages #3 NARTD player in India, led by Double digit market share across Expanding to international Campa; beverages contributed Q1 several states in India markets – product launches sales of ~₹2,900 Cr planned in Australia & African countries 2.4x growth leveraging indus
Slide 38: Key Business Highlights: Other FMCG Businesses
Key Business Highlights: Other FMCG Businesses Alan’s FIFA World Cup promotion SiL – Expanded portfolio with Mayo & Scaled Velvette through digital and gained strong traction Vermicelli influencer campaigns Glimmer – Range extension, national Biscuits – Capturing demand through scaleup resulting in
Slide 39: We are Scaling Manufacturing Capabilities to Accelerate Growth
We are Scaling Manufacturing Capabilities to Accelerate Growth and Service Our Demand Beverage Plants ➢ Scaling capacity to become one of the largest beverages manufacturers in India; commissioned multiple high speed beverage lines ➢ Commissioned world class greenfield beverage plant – one of the la
Slide 40: RCPL was the #1 Advertiser on IPL 2026 Linear TV
RCPL was the #1 Advertiser on IPL 2026 Linear TV – Achieved the Highest Share of Voice (SOV) Amongst all Advertisers RCPL #1 advertiser on linear TV ➢ Campa achieved highest share of voice amongst 60+ brands ➢ Execution across Campa, Energy, Water & Sun Crush Campa is the most recalled brand ➢ Campa
Slide 41: Strategic M&A Updates
Strategic M&A Updates Sosyo Acquisition International Personal Care Goodness Group Expansion ➢ Acquired majority stake in ➢ Completed operational transition of ➢ First Campa CANS produced Sosyo (previously a Joint Toni & Guy, Brylcreem, Badedas locally in Australia Venture) & Matey ➢ Gearing up for
Slide 42: Media
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Slide 43: JioHotstar: 530Mn Q1 MAUs; 700 Mn Platform Users During IPL'26
JioHotstar: 530Mn Q1 MAUs; 700 Mn Platform Users During IPL’26 ⮚ ~530 Mn MAUs in Q1FY27 (up 15% YoY) ⮚ Growth fueled by 700 Mn IPL Digital reach (up 12% YoY) and record engagement across entertainment portfolio Platform MAUs (Mn) 450 493 529 400 Q2 FY26 Q3 FY26 Q4 FY26 Q1 FY27 ⮚ Update on key platfo
Slide 44: Sports: IPL'26 Sets Records as the Biggest Cricket Event in History
Sports: IPL’26 Sets Records as the Biggest Cricket Event in History 7% growth 19% growth IPL’26 over IPL’25 over IPL’25 Overall Reach CTV Viewership (TV+ Digital) Women’s T20 155% growth 208% growth World Cup ‘26 over WWC’24 over WWC’24 (WWC’26) Digital Viewership CTV Viewership IPL'26 and WWC’26 dr
Slide 45: Entertainment: Marquee Releases Setting New Highs Across Genres
Entertainment: Marquee Releases Setting New Highs Across Genres Dhurandhar Franchise Laughter Chefs Originals Movies Laughter Chefs franchise Dhurandhar 2 emerged (Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Pritam and Pedro Most watched1 Tamil as the most watched Malayalam, Kannada) #1 Hindi Special opening and Malayala
Slide 46: Operational Performance: Q1 FY27
Operational Performance: Q1 FY27 ⮚ Average Monthly Active Users (MAU) at 530 Mn; +15% YoY with record MAUs reached in Q1 ⮚ Conversational Discovery has gained strong traction and engagement Digital ⮚ Content Commerce: IPL-Swiggy partnership converted viewers into transacting customers at scale, vali
Slide 47: JioStar: Key Financials
JioStar: Key Financials YoY Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 Q4 FY26 Change Particulars ⮚ Strong 14% YoY growth in revenue led by ₹ crore ₹ crore % ₹ crore robust growth in subscription and Entertainment Ad Revenue Operating 9,601 10,946 14% 8,372 Revenue ✓ Impact of Real Money Gaming Ban and US- EBITDA from Iran wa
Slide 48: Oil to Chemicals
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Slide 49: Financial Performance: Q1 FY27
Financial Performance: Q1 FY27 YoY Q1 Q1 Q4 ➢ Strong earnings growth with sharp uptick in fuel cracks and ₹ crore change FY26 FY27 FY26 downstream deltas % ✓ Fuel cracks up 2.5-4.5x, PE +46%, Polyester chain +17% Revenue 154,804 201,803 30.4% 184,944 ✓ Sustained benefit of ethane cracking over napht
Slide 50: Operating Performance: Q1 FY27
Operating Performance: Q1 FY27 Operational highlights Q1 Q1 Volume (in MMT) ➢ Completed planned turnaround of CDU and Coker unit FY26 FY27 ➢ Secondary units stretched to minimize impact of lower Throughput 19.1 18.1 throughput ➢ Higher LPG supplied to PSUs per MoPNG control order with Production mea
Slide 51: Oil Market Environment: Q1 FY27
Oil Market Environment: Q1 FY27 Avg. Brent Crude ($/bbl) ➢ Avg. Brent Crude prices rose by ~54% YoY to 104.5 $104.5/bbl in Q1 FY27 Q1 FY27 High : $144/bbl Low : $71/bbl ✓ Heightened risk premium with SoH disruption 80.6 ✓ ME production declined by over 12 mb/d creating a significant crude oil unders
Slide 52: Global Oil Demand: Q1 FY27
Global Oil Demand: Q1 FY27 Global Oil Demand (mb/d) ➢ Global oil demand declined by 4.8 mb/d YoY led 103.8 104.2 99.1 by Non-OECD Asia, ME and Europe ➢ Product demand declined amid high prices and Q1 FY26 Q4 FY26 Q1 FY27 supply disruptions 29.8 29.2 28.8 27.6 27.2 27.1 ✓ Gasoline demand dropped by 0
Slide 53: Fuels: Cracks Sharply Higher YoY – Q1 FY27
Fuels: Cracks Sharply Higher YoY – Q1 FY27 Fuel Cracks ($/bbl) Gasoline 63.0 62.9 ➢ Drop in gasoline supply due to run cuts ➢ Refiners reduced gasoline yield to increase diesel/jet output to capture higher margins 35.4 36.3 Gasoil 25.6 ➢ Asian refinery run cuts on crude shortages 15.8 14.2 9.9 ➢ Los
Slide 54: Domestic Oil Environment: Demand Q1 FY27
Domestic Oil Environment: Demand Q1 FY27 Domestic Oil Demand (MMT) ➢ Oil demand at 58.5 MMT, down 5.0% YoY, dragged by LPG (-16%) and Naphtha (-21%) 25.0 24.4 25.7 ➢ Transportation fuel demand remained healthy with retail prices shielded from ME conflict impact ➢ Key demand growth drivers 10.8 10.7
Slide 55: Jio-bp: Weathering Geopolitical Impacts and Driving Growth
Jio-bp: Weathering Geopolitical Impacts and Driving Growth Market Share & Market Volume (Q1 YoY Growth) Network Effectiveness (ME)1 1.99 Mn KL Share: 3.67% Share: 5.14% 71 TKL 2,221 5,8202 (+2.7%) ME: 1.74 ME: 2.38 MS & HSD ATF MS HSD Retail Outlets Charge points 14.2 GWh 14.8 TMT Share: 0.9% 184 17
Slide 56: Refining Business Dynamics and Priorities
Refining Business Dynamics and Priorities BUSINESS DYNAMICS ✓ Gradual increase in SoH flows to keep crude prices lower; renewed conflict may increase volatility, prices ✓ Oil demand to decline by 1 mb/d in CY 2026 but to rebound by 2 mb/d in CY 2027 ✓ Depleted product inventory levels globally to pr
Slide 57: Downstream: Margin Environment – Q1 FY27
Downstream: Margin Environment – Q1 FY27 Q1 FY27 Avg. Product YoY Change Key Factors (YoY) Price / Margin ✓ Tracking higher crude prices and supply disruptions on Naphtha prices ▲ 61% $903/MT account of ME crisis US Ethane ✓ Increased crude production supporting associated natural ▼ 11% 21.3 cpg pri
Slide 58: SEA Ethylene Margins ($ / MT)
Cracker Feedstock Margin Trend Cracker Feedstock Average Margins Integrated Ethane Cracker Integrated Naphtha Cracker SEA Ethylene Margins ($ / MT) 708 472 414 335 327 298 283 145 134 39 45 56 11 -164 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Q1 CY26 Q2 CY26 Source : RIL internal estimates, Margins based on total co
Slide 59: Domestic Polymer Demand YoY: Q1 FY27
Domestic Polymer Demand YoY: Q1 FY27 ➢ Sharp decline in Polymer demand Polymer Demand Growth ✓ Large-scale supply disruption on account of ME conflict, -22% Polymer LPG control order also reduced domestic supplies PVC ✓ Reduced domestic cracker operating rate due to -8% feedstock and fuel availabili
Slide 60: Domestic Polyester Demand YoY: Q1 FY27
Domestic Polyester Demand YoY: Q1 FY27 Polyester Demand Growth ➢ PSF & PFY demand decreased due to ✓ Supply chain disruption and elevated price volatility -18% Polyester ✓ Lower operating rate of downstream producers caused -4% PET by reduced gas / LPG availability and labour shortages ➢ PET demand
Slide 61: Downstream Chemicals' Business Dynamics and Priorities
Downstream Chemicals’ Business Dynamics and Priorities BUSINESS DYNAMICS ✓ Healthy domestic demand across the value chain, driven by inventory replenishment, price stabilization and stronger economic activity ✓ Textile and polyester export opportunities to improve as India's FTAs with key countries
Slide 62: Oil and Gas
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Slide 63: Financial Performance: Q1 FY27
Financial Performance: Q1 FY27 Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 YoY change Q4 FY26 ➢ Revenue up despite lower KG D6 gas Particulars ₹ crore ₹ crore % ₹ crore volume and price, aided by Revenue 6,103 6,298 3.2% 5,867 ✓ Improved realization (+54%) for KG EBITDA 4,996 4,973 (0.5)% 4,195 D6 oil / condensate EBITDA Margi
Slide 64: Operating Performance: Q1 FY27
Operating Performance: Q1 FY27 YoY ➢ Average production for the quarter Q1 FY26 Q1 FY27 Q4 FY26 Production change RIL Share ✓ KGD6 gas at 24.8 MMSCMD (BCFe) (BCFe) % (BCFe) KGD6 63.9 59.2 (7.4) 59.6 ✓ CBM at 1.0 MMSCMD CBM 2.8 3.1 10.7 2.9 ✓ Oil / Condensate at 16,721 bbl / day Average KG D6 Gas Pro
Slide 65: Global Gas / LNG Markets
Global Gas / LNG Markets 1. Gas/LNG prices remain elevated amid ME conflict led disruptions Regional Gas Prices ($ / MMBtu) ➢ Spot LNG prices remained elevated at $15–20/MMBtu down from 27 March peak of $20–25/MMBtu with easing of risk premiums 22 ➢ ~7 MMT/month of LNG supply into Asia lost due to S
Slide 66: India Gas Market
India Gas Market Ceiling Price Vs WIM LNG ($/MMBtu) ➢ India's gas consumption down ~10% YoY during Apr 17.26 and May’26, with reduced LNG availability ➢ India imports from ME through SoH largely offset by higher imports from US, Oman, Nigeria, and others 13.68 12.91 12.12 12.2 ➢ GoI withdrew the NG
Slide 67: New Energy
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Slide 68: New Energy: Accelerating Execution Across the Value Chain
New Energy: Accelerating Execution Across the Value Chain ➢ We have already announced a US$3 Bn contract with Samsung C&T for green ammonia. We continue to make progress on tying up green fuel capacity with strategic partners. ➢ Continue to make good progress on Kutch project development and enginee
Slide 69: Site Overview
Site Overview Automatic Storage Module-2 Cell-2 RO Water & Retrieval System Ingot-Wafer Storage Cell-1 (ASRS) Module-1 Air Compressor House Shield Cleaner Factory Central Utility Cooling Towers Building (CUB) (Under Construction) Encapsulant Fire Water House 69
Slide 70: Ingot-Wafer Pilot Plant
Ingot-Wafer Pilot Plant Fully-grown Ingot Czochralski (Cz) Ingot Pullers Ingot Cropping (into ‘Bricks’) 70
Slide 71: Polysilicon
Polysilicon Hydrochlorination Distillation Columns Siemens Reactors 71
Slide 72: Solar Cell
Solar Cell Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) Coinstack to Cassette (CTC) 72
Slide 73: Solar Cell
Solar Cell Wet Texturing Physical Vapour Deposition (PVD) 73
Slide 74: PV Module
PV Module Pre-lamination Testing Station Post-lamination Area [including Electroluminescence (EL)] [including Junction Box application, framing, testing, sorting, etc.] 74
Slide 75: Battery Gigafactory
Battery Gigafactory Container Cell 75
Slide 76: THANK YOU
THANK YOU 76