Anil Ambani Group Stocks
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Anil Ambani group stocks are shares of the listed companies of the Anil Ambani led Reliance Group (Reliance ADA). The table below is the anil ambani shares list with price, returns and fundamentals for each listed company.
A clear note first: several companies in this group have been through severe debt trouble and insolvency proceedings. That makes this one of the market's highest-risk group lists.
Anil Ambani Share Price List
The table shows the live anil ambani company share price for every listed group member. All columns are sortable.
Which Anil Ambani Group Stocks are gaining or losing interest?
Based on INDmoney Data: Search interest and investment activity.
Top Anil Ambani Group Stocks by Search Interest
INDmoney Data - Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
 Reliance Communications Ltd | 19.00% |
 Reliance Infrastructure Ltd | -7.00% |
 Reliance Power Ltd | -15.00% |
Top Anil Ambani Group Stocks by Investment Interest
INDmoney Data - Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd | 111.06% |
Reliance Communications Ltd | 6.26% |
Reliance Power Ltd | -2.08% |
Which Anil Ambani Group Stocks Gained or Fell the Most in the Last Month?
Based on 1 month return. Aug 10, 2026 to Sep 9, 2026
Top Monthly Gainers
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
Reliance Communications Ltd | 7.23% |
Top Monthly Losers
Stock | Monthly Change |
|---|---|
Reliance Infrastructure Ltd | -21.64% |
Reliance Power Ltd | -9.39% |
What Is the Anil Ambani Group?
The group formed in 2005, when the Reliance businesses were divided between the Ambani brothers, following the death of founder Dhirubhai Ambani in 2002. Anil Ambani's share included businesses in power, infrastructure, financial services, defence and communications.
Over the following years, several of these companies took on heavy debt. Some later defaulted, and multiple group companies entered insolvency or restructuring.
That history is essential context for understanding the anil ambani family businesses today. It separates these companies from their pre-split Reliance history. The listed remnants of the group trade actively, often at low share prices, and attract speculative interest because of their fall and hopes of a recovery.
How Do the Group's Companies Earn Today?
The surviving listed businesses operate in power, infrastructure and defence-linked areas. Their earnings depend on how well assets are used, resolution outcomes, and in some cases, the results of restructuring.
Reported financials can be complicated by old liabilities, so headline profits and losses need more careful reading here than in most groups.
Each stock page carries the company's own filings. Investors should rely on those rather than group-level stories in either direction.
How to Approach These Stocks
This list calls for the risk toolkit, not the brand toolkit. Check whether each company is in or out of resolution. Check its debt position, and whether operations generate real cash.
Low share prices are not the same as cheapness. They reflect the market's judgment of risk. Sharp rallies and equally sharp reversals are common in this group, driven by news around restructuring, order wins and legal outcomes.
If you engage at all, do it with money you can afford to lose entirely, in small amounts.
How to Invest via INDmoney (If You Choose To)
- Open a free demat account on INDmoney to access NSE and BSE listings.
- Read each company's latest filings and resolution status before anything else.
- Treat position sizing as your main risk control. Keep exposure small.
- Track announcements closely. News moves these stocks more than fundamentals do.
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Should You Invest in Anil Ambani Group Stocks?
For most investors, the honest answer is that this list belongs in the high-risk, speculative corner of the market, if anywhere.
The group's history includes defaults and insolvencies. Recoveries, where they happen, reward early risk-takers, but are never guaranteed. Permanent loss is a real outcome here.
Nothing about a famous surname changes that math. If the risk profile fits you, the disciplines above apply doubly. If it does not, watching from outside is a valid choice.
What Attracts Investors Here
- Recovery potential: Resolved companies can re-rate sharply if operations stabilise.
- Low entry prices: Small amounts buy large share counts, which attracts speculative buyers.
- News momentum: Restructuring and order headlines create trading swings.
The Risks, Plainly
- Default history: Several group companies failed to pay creditors; equity holders bore deep losses.
- Resolution uncertainty: Outcomes of legal and restructuring processes are unpredictable.
- Speculative volatility: Prices move fast on hope and headlines, in both directions.
Anil Ambani Group Stocks FAQs
The table above shows live prices for every listed company of the group, with fundamentals and trading status as reported by the exchanges.
Because the market prices their risk. Several group companies defaulted on debt or entered insolvency. Low share prices reflect that history, not hidden value.
The Reliance businesses were split between the brothers in 2005. Mukesh Ambani's group became India's largest private company family. Anil Ambani's group suffered debt failures. The two pages cover entirely different investment realities.
Some restructured companies have rallied strongly at times, and some may stabilise. But recovery is never guaranteed, reversals are common, and permanent loss remains a genuine outcome. Treat any position as speculative.
Several trade at low prices with penny-stock traits: high volatility, speculative buying and elevated risk. The penny stocks screen's risk checklist applies fully here.
No, in plain terms. This list suits only experienced investors who understand resolution processes and can absorb total loss on a position. Beginners have better starting points across these pages.