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RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
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maximindiatara23 Think about worst and hope about BEST....
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by :
sunil2905pl leave dreaming. RIL will never give you anything. He himself will mint money....
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : fortisU are good guy...good u trust RIL.I hope they will give 400$ dividend in future,Cheeeeeeeeeeeers and bonus every 4 years Cheeeeeeeers...
Mukesh Ambani tops India`s rich list
Posted by : GOLD FINGER
Dear pitquote, perhaps you see things with a coloured glass.
How TATA companies work is best explained by the manner in which they tried to squeeze West Bengal govt for the NANO project. Hundreds of crores of govt money at interest free rate for 20 years and thereafter to repay the same in 21 year with just 1 percent interest. This is not including the crores of rupees of sales and commercial tax concessions and land worth hundreds of crores for a penny rate. So much so that in WB Govt cirles, it is said that the decision of TATA to quit was actually a blessing in disguise. TATA was able to arm twist the WB Govt to give fabulous concessions. Mamata will always be regarded as a saviour of West Bengal.
And all this fabulous concessions for a NANO which cannot withstand the safety and other standards for international sales.
We indians only see the external face and decide if a person or product is good or bad.
I am sure that if a deep dig is done, there will not be much to speak proud of infosys.
Tell us what was the wrong done by Reliance Inds or Mukesh. The products manufactured by RIL is better than the world standards and its products can compete with the best in the world....
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : tara23hope is the only thing, which we live on either in life or in stock market or both......
Mukesh Ambani tops India`s rich list
Posted by : pitquote
he became rich by rigging indian economy and indian investors
Not so great
It is the good will that counts
Not the riches in dollars
If that is going to be taken as a Barometer
TATAS AND INFOSYS AND MRF STAND ALONE AS RICHEST IN INDIA...
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : tallyDear tara, It would not be long before losses get converted into large profit in near future....
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : tara23huge company has huge losses in the starting years...
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : sauravsachinyeah ... it is very hard for such a HUGE company to grow year-in year-out....
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : tara23but only and only losses in retail business front for reliance...
RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : tally
*RIL retains No 1 most valuable brand is good news for Reliance investors. In adverse business environment brand value has great value. SBI case illustrates; during financial crises it was able to better business because of its brand value resulting in higher level of confidence.
Reliance is entering retail business in big way - its higher brand value will pay rich dividends. ...
Mukesh Ambani tops India`s rich list
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mldey
Singapore: The head of Reliance Industries, Mukesh Ambani, is once again the wealthiest person in India. His net worth is put at 32 billion dollars, an increase of 54 per cent from nearly 21 billion dollars last year, according to the latest Forbes’ India Rich List.
Trailing behind him are Lakshmi Mittal with a net worth of 30 billion dollars, up 46 per cent from 20.5 billion dollars, and Mukesh’s estranged brother, Anil, whose net worth of 17.5 billion dollars, 40 per cent, higher than before, put him in the third place.
A rebounding stock market that gained two-thirds in the past year and an economy growing at 6% have boosted the net worth of India’s richest people, according to the Forbes’ India.
The combined net worth of India’s 100 richest people is 276 billion dollars, almost a quarter of the country’s GDP.
Last year, there were only 27 billionaires on the India Rich List. This year, the number has almost doubled to 52 — two short of what India had at the peak of the stock market boom in 2007.
Naazneen Karmali, India Editor of Forbes Asia and Mumbai bureau manager for Forbes magazine, said: “Happy days are definitely back again for India’s richest. This year’s list shows yet again that when conditions in the financial markets and the economy are right, India has the scale and resources to produce billionaires faster than most of the countries on earth.”
Indrajit Gupta, Editor of Forbes India, said: “The substantial jump in net worth is clear evidence that entrepreneurial capitalism is alive and kicking in India. What’s more, the growth in wealth creation has been broad-based. Entrepreneurs from a wide variety of sectors comprise the list.”
Sunil Mittal has moved down from Number 4 to Number 8 and Azim Premji has moved up to Number 4 position. The Ruia brothers with a net worth of 13.6 billion dollars have made it to number 5 this year.
The richest newcomers are two brothers from Torrent Power -- Sudhir and Samir Mehta, ranked 23 at 2.02 billion dollars.
The Forbes India cover story highlights how 2009 has been a turnaround year for the rich in India. The list is an indicator of how India’s billionaires have done better than their counterparts in other parts of the world.
The three richest Indians are worth 79.5 billion dollars. It takes 24 Chinese billionaires to be worth 80 billion dollars.
The top 10 richest in India...
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RIL again tops valuable brands chart.
Posted by : pyaretaj
NEW DELHI: In a year marred by the global financial crisis, stock market volatility and cost-cutting all around, India Inc has managed to retain a tally of 19 homegrown companies with a brand value of more than billion each. With just one company slipping below that mark — last year there were 20 companies with a brand value of more than billion — the latest edition of India’s Most Valuable Brand 2009 (IMVB) study gives a sense of déjà vu with the Top 10 league carrying all the labels from last year’s list, led by Reliance Industries yet again.
The study was carried out by Brand Finance, a London-based global brand valuation firm, exclusively for The Economic Times. Using the relief-from-royalty method of brand valuation, which assumes that a company does not own its brand and needs to license it from a third party, Brand Finance India’s Top 50 Most Valuable (Company) Brands, 2009, was drawn up from consumer-facing corporate brands listed on BSE. The study left out holding companies such as Hindustan Unilever that own a portfolio of branded business.
All top 10 brands from last year’s list have maintained their place in the roster, albeit with a minor reshuffle in positions. Reliance Industries consolidated its position as the most valuable brand with a 15% jump in its brand value to .8 billion, followed by the country’s largest bank, State Bank of India, which climbed two spots with a 30% spike in brand value at .5 billion.
Last year’s No. 2, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), swapped places with the state-owned bank as Indian Oil Corporation retained its third position. Information technology was among the sectors impacted the most by the global recession, with global clients slashing their IT budgets and driving hard bargains with vendors. Besides TCS, Wipro and Infosys too saw their brand value drop this year. ICICI Bank, India’s top private sector bank, saw its brand value rating slip three slots to 10. While the global recession has caused significant declines in global enterprise values, some commentators had suggested that the current economic climate would lead to a collapse in the value of brands because they are seen to be an unnecessary luxury.
Also, in their bid to control the damage, most companies slashed their expenses, particularly the spend on advertisements and brand-building. But the Brand Finance IMVB study indicates that so long as brands continue to reinvent and deliver good value for money, they will do well. Overall, the IMVB Top 50 list doesn’t show any upheaval in last year’s line-up, with only three new entrants into the list compared with 11 last year. A sectoral analysis shows while the top brands are evenly spread out across sectors pretty much like last year, manufacturing has emerged as a big force this year. Thanks to automobile and steel, manufacturing ruled the list with as many as 20 brands. The Top 50 list points to the declining influence of companies from the banking and finance services sector that sent nine brands into the list.
Warren Buffett once remarked that “you only know who’s swimming naked when the tide goes out”. Well, the tide has gone out. “Banks, insurance companies and ratings agencies were the first to be found out,” says Unni Krishnan, MD of Brand Finance India. He believes that the next two to three years will challenge companies to introspect about the sustainability of their most prized assets-reputation and stakeholder value.
Yet for all its very real economic pain, within this global crisis there is an opportunity for Indian companies with a long-term value-building agenda. The crisis acts as a great stimulant for change, to innovate and spot robust growth opportunities amidst the rubble.
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RIL Bonus Shares
Posted by : aloka27
dear jagatji
please do not misguide people, when you have no info, the date is 27th nov for bonus
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RIL Bonus Shares
Posted by : aloka27
dear arvind ji
dont go to these both message, keep in mind that the shares of RIL should be in your demat account on 27th market closing, so buy them on 25nov(last date).
but as if you have bought on 18 so keep them till 27th in account and sell them on 28th, then too you will get your bonus
regards
alok aggarwal...
