Analysis of Reliance Industries Limited: A Study on Selected Liquidity Ratios and Future Profit Projections

Reliance Industries limited (RIL), an international corporation based in India, has it’s headquarter in Mumbai, is the 8th largest employer with over 195,000 employees. This research paper analysis the ability to pay short-term debt obligations by Reliance Industries limited (RIL). Besides that, 5 years profit projection is also examined. For this purpose, the liquidity ratios of 5 preceding years are calculated & least square method is used for profit projection, where it is ascertained that the projected profit is rising constantly and also there seems growth in the liquidity ratios (firm’s ability to pay its short-term debts are improving). The study considers the dynamic nature of the industry, the changing economic landscape, and the capacity of the organization to use its advantages to seize new chances. The results indicate that RIL is in a strong position to maintain its current growth trajectory. But, sustained profitability will require careful liquidity management and wise investment choices. From the forecasted profits of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), it is concluded that the projected profit rises constantly. This forecasted rise in profits sets Reliance Industries Limited on a path for ongoing success and expansion. This pattern highlights the company’s current operational strengths and shows significant potential for future success.

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International journal of research and scientific innovation
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.51244/ijrsi.2025.12030034
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Working Capital and Financial Performance
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Analysis of Reliance Industries Limited: A Study on Selected Liquidity Ratios and Future Profit Projections

S Bhattacharya, S. Sahu, Manasvi Mehta
International journal of research and scientific innovation
Working Capital and Financial Performance
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Analysis of Reliance Industries Limited: A Study on Selected Liquidity Ratios and Future Profit Projections

S Bhattacharya, S. Sahu, Manasvi Mehta
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Abstract

Reliance Industries limited (RIL), an international corporation based in India, has it’s headquarter in Mumbai, is the 8th largest employer with over 195,000 employees. This research paper analysis the ability to pay short-term debt obligations by Reliance Industries limited (RIL). Besides that, 5 years profit projection is also examined. For this purpose, the liquidity ratios of 5 preceding years are calculated & least square method is used for profit projection, where it is ascertained that the projected profit is rising constantly and also there seems growth in the liquidity ratios (firm’s ability to pay its short-term debts are improving). The study considers the dynamic nature of the industry, the changing economic landscape, and the capacity of the organization to use its advantages to seize new chances. The results indicate that RIL is in a strong position to maintain its current growth trajectory. But, sustained profitability will require careful liquidity management and wise investment choices. From the forecasted profits of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), it is concluded that the projected profit rises constantly. This forecasted rise in profits sets Reliance Industries Limited on a path for ongoing success and expansion. This pattern highlights the company’s current operational strengths and shows significant potential for future success.

International journal of research and scientific innovationVol. XII(III)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Working Capital and Financial Performance
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