Dhirubhai Ambani and Reliance
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EXHIBIT I
RELIANCE GROUP OF COMPANIES
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| RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LIMITED |
RIL was the world's second-largest producer of
polyester staple fiber and polyester filament yarn, the
third-largest producer of paraxylene, the fourth-largest
producer of purified terepthalic acid, and the sixth-largest
polypropylene producer. It operates the world's largest
grassroots multi-feed cracker at its Hazira petrochemicals
complex. |
| RELIANCE PETROLEUM LIMITED |
RPL is India's largest private company in terms of
sales, second only to RIL in terms of profit, net worth and
assets. The first refinery to be set up by the private sector in
India, RPL is the world's largest grassroots refinery, and the
seventh-largest refinery in the world at any single site, having
a capacity of 27 million tonnes per annum. The refinery has the
technical capability to deliver products of international
specifications (even beyond Euro II norms). It is the only
refinery in India capable of producing gasoline with less than 1
percent benzene content, and diesel with less than 0.05 percent
sulfur content[11]. |
| RELIANCE CAPITAL LIMITED |
The company focuses on infrastructural investments and
insurance. The company also seeks attractive opportunities in
the financial services sector. The company is also into leasing.
RCL has invested in areas like power, telecommunications, ports
etc. In 2002, RCL also entered the life insurance and general
insurance business. |
| RELIANCE INDUSTRIAL INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED |
RIIL is engaged in the business of infrastructure and
leasing activities. The company has operations in Surat, the
Mumbai-Pune belt and in Jamnagar. The company has so far
transported over 16 million metric tons of petroleum products
through product pipelines. No failure or leakage has been
reported during its 10 years of operations. |
| RELIANCE POWER |
Reliance pursues its interests in the power sector
through BSES (Bombay Suburban Electricity Supply).[12] BSES and
its subsidiaries provide electricity services to more than 5
million consumers, covering an estimated population of 45
million. As on March 31, 2002, Reliance was the single largest
shareholder in BSES, with an equity stake of nearly 38%, and 2
nominees on the board of directors of the company, out of a
total of 9. |
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EXHIBIT II THE AMBANI FAMILY TREE
EXHIBIT III CHRONOLOGY OF EVENTS
EXHIBIT IV THE BOMBAY DYEING AND MANUFACTURING CO. Ltd
EXHIBIT V BACKWARD INTEGRATION
EXHIBIT VI MANAGEMENT MANTRAS OF DHIRUBHAI AMBANI
EXHIBIT VII ACHIEVEMENTS OF DHIRUBHAI AMBANI
ADDITIONAL READING & REFERENCES
[11] To exploit the opportunities
which came up with the deregulation
of the oil sector, and to counter the competition from international
players, a high cash flow generating company was required and thus,
the two high cash flow generating entities, RIL and RPL were merged
in early 2002. The merger created significant synergy and led to the
integration of the various businesses.
[12] BSES is India's premier utility company engaged in the
generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. BSES also
provides services in electrical contracting, engineering, procurement
and construction contracts.
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