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Absence of immediate drivers puts Reliance Industries stock in back seat

While Q3 performance beat Street estimates, O2C is key to sustaining growth this year

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Reliance Industries | RIL stock | Q3 results

Ram Prasad Sahu  |  Mumbai 



Reliance, Reliance Industries
The analysts have a buy rating on the stock and believe that RILā€™s new energy rollout could unleash its next leg of growth, besides aiding conventional business.

Although the October-December quarter (third quarter, or Q3) performance of (RIL) came ahead of Street expectations and the stock has been an underperformer, sharp upsides are unlikely, given the lack of immediate triggers.

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First Published: Mon, January 23 2023. 06:10 IST

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