New Delhi: The recent performance of Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure has put Anil Ambani in the limelight for all the good reasons. The performance of the two companies is changing the perceptions for him. In a latest post shared by Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan on his Instagram, the legendary actor praised the grit and resilience of Anil Ambani.

Bachchan shared a photo in which Anil is seen jogging along with the caption that says, “There can be no barriers for perseverance and hard work.” Big B talked about the return, Ambani is making in the world of business.

Actually, Anil Ambani is a fitness freak and takes utmost care of his health. His everyday routine includes long-distance jogging. People associated with him say that he runs 20-25 kilometers in the morning. Amitabh Bachchan has always had a close relationship with Anil Ambani.

Reliance Power and Infrastructure

After separating from his brother Mukesh Ambani in 2005, Anil Ambani ventured into telecom, finance, power, and infrastructure. Initially, the businesses grew rapidly, but gradually the problems increased, and this led to Reliance Communications filing for bankruptcy in 2019 and Reliance Capital in 2021.

Despite the huge financial crisis, Anil Ambani did not give up. Two major companies of the group, Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power, are playing a key role in this comeback. Reliance Power became the first hope for Anil Ambani.

In the recently released fourth quarter results, Reliance Power’s net profit increased by 199 percent on a quarterly basis to Rs 125.57 crore, while simultaneously declaring that the company is debt-free now. The company repaid loans worth Rs 5,338 crore in the last 12 months.

Similarly, Reliance Infra has also become debt free firm. During the financial year 2025, the company repaid a total loan of Rs 3,298 crore. Reliance Infrastructure and Reliance Power, the two profitable pillars of Anil’s empire, are leading the charge in his comeback. Reliance Power has a market cap of Rs 23000 crore, whereas Reliance Infrastructure has a market cap of Rs 12500 crore.

Defence and Green Energy Investments

Anil Ambani has made a big investment in this sector, considering green energy as the direction of the future. Reliance NU Energy, a wholly owned subsidiary of Reliance Power, has received approval for a 350 MW solar power and 175 MW battery storage project. Additionally, Reliance NU Suntech has signed a 25-year agreement for India’s largest solar and battery project, which will have 930 MW solar and 1860 MWh battery capacity.

Reliance Defence, an operational arm of Reliance Infrastructure is now moving ahead rapidly in the field of defence production with the greenfield investment of an ammunition factory in Ratnagiri, Maharashtra. In collaboration with Germany’s Rheinmetall Company, the company aims to export ammunition and defence exports. The proposed project would be a part of Dhirubhai Ambani Defence City. The company aims to be among the top three defence exporting companies of India.

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