Reliance Infrastructure Reports 886% Jump in Q2 PBT to ₹2,546 Crore

Reliance Infrastructure Limited (RInfra) has reported a significant surge in its financial performance for the second quarter. The company's consolidated profit before tax (PBT) soared to ₹2,546.00 crore, marking an impressive 886% growth compared to ₹287.00 crore in the previous quarter.

Key Financial Highlights

Metric	Value (₹ in crore)	Change
Consolidated EBITDA	2,265.00	Up 202% YoY
Consolidated Total Income	6,309.00	Up 5% QoQ
Consolidated Net Worth	16,921.00	Up 14% QoQ
Standalone Net Worth	24,340.00	-

Consolidated Net Worth increased by ₹2,066.00 crore from the previous quarter.
Standalone Net Worth reached ₹24,340.00 crore with zero bank debt at the standalone level.

Operational Achievements

Delhi Discoms: Added over 46,224 new consumers, bringing the total consumer base to approximately 53.24 lakh.
T&D Losses: Maintained below 7% on a rolling basis in Delhi Discoms.
Peak Demand: Delhi Discoms successfully met a combined peak demand of 5,072 MW.
Mumbai Metro One: Recorded its highest-ever monthly ridership of 139.81 lakhs in September.

Strategic Developments

The Board of Directors has approved seeking an enabling resolution from shareholders to raise up to US$ 600 million through the issue of Foreign Currency Convertible Bonds (FCCBs).
The company granted 51 lakh stock options under its Employee Stock Option Scheme.
Reliance Infrastructure concluded a deal worth ₹600.00 lakhs with Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) for Scan & Pay and Mobile QR Ticketing services.
Mumbai Metro One launched the OneTicket App in collaboration with the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) and Sequelstring Ai Private Limited.

Financial Position

Reliance Infrastructure's consolidated assets stood at ₹69,708.76 crore. The company maintains a retail shareholding base of over 7 lakh investors.

Reliance Infrastructure continues to be a major player in the infrastructure sector, with projects spanning power, roads, metro rail, and defense. The company's focus on Engineering and Construction (E&C) services for power, infrastructure, metro, and road projects remains a key driver of its business.

Note: All financial figures are based on unaudited results for the quarter and half-year ended September 30.

1 Day	5 Days	1 Month	6 Months	1 Year	5 Years
+3.95%	-0.26%	-22.04%	-30.33%	-26.05%	+842.14%

Reliance Infrastructure Limited has witnessed a significant restructuring of shareholding by Mathew Cyriac and associated entities. The changes, which occurred through open market operations on October 31, 2025, have resulted in a reduction of their combined stake in the company.

Shareholding Changes

Entity	Action	Shares	Stake
Mathew Cyriac	Sold	1.52 crore	3.72%
Florintree Insurtech LLP	Sold	18.97 lakh	0.46%
Elimath Advisors Pvt Ltd	Acquired	69.88 lakh	1.71%

The restructuring has led to a decrease in the combined holding of Mathew Cyriac, Elimath Advisors Pvt Ltd, and Florintree Insurtech LLP from 5.64% to 3.16%.

Disclosure Details

The disclosure was prompted by Mathew Cyriac's individual shareholding change exceeding 2%. This restructuring highlights a significant shift in the ownership structure of Reliance Infrastructure Limited, potentially impacting the company's investor composition.

Market Implications

While the reasons behind this restructuring have not been disclosed, such changes in substantial shareholdings often attract market attention. Investors and analysts may closely monitor any potential impact on the company's governance or strategic direction following this shareholding adjustment.

It's important to note that this restructuring does not necessarily indicate any change in the company's operational or financial performance. Shareholders and potential investors should consider this information as part of their overall assessment of Reliance Infrastructure Limited.