Analysts who track RIL’s technical composition believe that the uptrend of stock has more legs. Hardik Metalia, the derivative analyst at Choice Broking, noted that the stock range was being integrated after a strong buying interest from the lower level. It recently got out of this base, giving a sharp upward move that confirmed its long -term boom.
“Reliance is currently trading at Rs 1,517.80 and maintains its long -term uptrend. Recent breakout shows strength, though resistance to Rs 1,530 appears,” Metalia said. He added that short cramps are possible towards the breakout zone, but such steps can offer new purchases for short -term traders.
The relative strength index of the stock (RSI) is currently placed at 66.83, showing the possibility of movement of the sides in the near term. Still, the stock remains technically strong, with all key moving average trading above.
Bonanza Portfolio’s technical research analyst Drumill Vithlani observed that the recent session flat ended in the stock, which forms a small-field candle with the upper WIC-a sign of selling pressure at the highest level.
He noted, “Resistance appears in a zone of Rs. “Despite that, the stock maintains a sharp, high low formation, indicating that the short -term trend remains positive.”
Vithla’s Rs. Recommends a bi-on-degree strategy in the range of 1,500–1,510, with Rs. 1,465 and Rs. 1,575 and Rs. There is a stop loss with a target of 1,600.
Amit Trivedi, Vice President of Yes Securities, echoed the spirit, and said that when the stock could be integrated in the near term, the medium-term view remains “creatively positive”.
“The approach of by-on-dips is considered sensible, which allows for admission to a relatively favorable level,” Trivedi added, adding that continuous moves can push the stock towards Rs 1,640.
Reorganization
The technical strength in RIL shares is also supported by a large corporate restructuring announced earlier this week. The company is turning its fast dynamic Consumer Goods (FMCG) brands into newly formed subsidiary-new Reliance Consumer Products Limited (New RCPL)-because it prepares for its broader retail business potential IPO.
FMCG brands, currently spread over three entities – Reliance Retail Ventures, Reliance Retail and Reliance Consumer Products – will now be integrated under the new RCPL. This structure gives a mirror to the setup used for the Geo platform and is intended to bring “special and concentrated attention” to the customer business, according to the order of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), viewed by the Economic Times.
Analysts look at the move as a strategic step to streamline operations for investors and increase valuation clarity ahead of the mega retail IPO. Consumer brands Vert Bhi, including products like Campa, Freedom, Socio and Rawalgaon, produce Rs 11,500 crore in revenue in FY 25.
“This business also includes large capital investments and can attract different sets of investors,” the NCLT order shows RIL’s intention to distinguish high growth parts to focus strategic focus.
Decorate
RIL appears to be at an inflection point, with an increase of 25% in 2025 and renewing institutional interests following the FMCG Dimerger. Technical analysts are looking closely for a breakout of over Rs 1,530, paving the way to move to Rs 1,600–1,640.
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