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Morgan Stanley upgrades Reliance, citing strong cash flow, growth in refining, telecom, and retail, and potential $50B value creation.
Morgan Stanley upgraded Reliance Industries, citing the start of its "fourth monetisation cycle" and a structural shift to sustained free-cash-flow positivity across refining, Jio telecom, and retail.
The firm expects refining margins near $14 per barrel—1.5 times mid-cycle levels—adding $7–10 billion in net asset value, with returns from $80 billion+ post-pandemic investments beginning in 2026.
Jio’s capital intensity is declining, ARPU growing at 9% CAGR, supported by 5G and AI services.
Retail and chemicals are seen as sequential catalysts through FY26, aided by global petrochemical recovery.
Quarterly re-rating triggers are forecast: refining in Q1, telecom and retail in Q2, new energy in Q3, chemicals in Q4.
Additional upside may come from AI infrastructure, energy storage, and polysilicon investments backed by US hyperscaler partnerships.
The firm raised its price target to ₹1,847, citing $50 billion in potential value creation and urging investors to "own this cycle."
Morgan Stanley actualiza Reliance, citando un fuerte flujo de efectivo, crecimiento en refinación, telecomunicaciones y venta al por menor, y una potencial creación de valor de $ 50B.