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Why did Reliance demerge financial services biz first? Jal Irani answersI think the financial services business requires a significant balance sheet size straight away. And to that extent, by transferring the tr...- Sealdah station of Kolkata metro inaugurated“The Indian Railways enhanced new infrastructure options for West Bengal’s development through this metro services, which will help more th...
- Is it time to buy Reliance as stock falls 7% in 2 days? Jal Irani answersEarnings growth in the medium term is going to be reasonably good but the problem is with growth expectations.
- RIL best stock for flight to safety: Jal IraniThe company has done a lot to mitigate potential cash flow issues, says Senior V-P, Edelweiss.
- Clearer structure to make it easier for Reliance to attract strategic investors: Jal Irani, Edelweiss SecuritiesWe are looking at a 15% CAGR earnings growth over next 5 years from the capex that they have done.
- Reliance is firing on all cylinders, energy biz poised for huge growth: Jal Irani, Edelweiss Securities“The value appreciation, partly driven by Jio, is coming because of the market perception of risk mitigation.”
- RIL set to end year with best gains since 2009 with more upside likelyLarge part of the rally has been due to Jio’s market share gains.
- Positive on Reliance, expect healthy return going forward: Jal Irani, Edelweiss Securities“There is potential for a significant value addition in Jio”
- Market valuing Reliance Jio's equity value as zero, RIL's P/BV near 2005-07 low: Jal IraniMargins on petrol were nearly $9 a barrel higher than diesel's; RIL had switched its production of petrol from 20% to 24%, says Irani.
- Significant valuation re-rating likely as Reliance Jio's visibility grows: Jal Irani, EdelweissJal Irani, Senior VP - Wholesale Capital Markets, Edelweiss Financial Services, shares his views on RIL's numbers and the way forward.
- Oil to settle at $70-$80 per barrel in the longer term: Jal Irani, Edelweiss Financial Services"Oil will settle in the region of $70 to $80 per barrel and that is going to be essentially driven by the marginal cost producer."
- Reliance Industries shares surge 3% on optimism over 4G planThe company aims to launch the commercial operations of its telecom business in December 2015.
- Expect earnings of OMCs to double over next 3 years: Jal Irani, Edelweiss Financial ServicesOil marketing companies like HPCL, BPCL, IOCL will benefit given that oil is so topical at the moment and the trends tend to be very divers...
- All looks good for RIL, stock may see 20% upside: Jal Irani, Edelweiss Financial Services'The refining margins drove Reliance’s outperformance in this quarter,' says Jal Irani, Senior VP-Wholesale Capital Markets, Edelweiss Fina...
- Current rise in crude prices more sentimental than fundamental: Jal Irani, Macquarie Capital'The concern is more on the terms of its [Syria's] strong alliances with Iran, which could result in disruption of production,' says Jal Ir...
- Probability of significant reforms in diesel space low: Jal Irani, Macquarie CapitalPrice hike is significantly overdue, with the last hike taking place more than a year back -- towards the end of June 2011, says Jal Irani ...
- Iran situation critical for India due to imports: Jal Irani, Macquarie CapitalIndia imports three-fourths of its oil requirements and given KG-D6 gas is declining, the imports are in fact poised to even increase furth...
- ONGC's fundamentals, valuations are attractive: Jal Irani, Macquarie CapitalAt current market prices, we have an outperform on the stock and essentially we think that investors would be interested at a premium.
- Oil may breach $150 a barrel on mounting Iran crisisAnalysts feel that the government is holding back from hiking fuel prices because of the ongoing elections and a steep hike is likely next ...
- RIL buyback a positive development; bullish on HPCL, BPCL and Cairn: Jal Irani, Macquarie CapitalIn an interview with ET Now, Jal Irani, Director, Macquarie Capital, shares his views on RIL buyback and a range of his favorite stocks.
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