Reliance Industries raises $1.73 billion offshore in FY26, including largest-ever Samurai loan by an Indian corporate
RIL secured ~$1.73B in overseas funding during FY26, anchored by a record JPY 91.9 billion Samurai loan and first-of-kind untied facilities from Korea's KSURE and Japan's NEXI. Proceeds back capex and green energy gigafactories. Gross debt stands at ₹3.74 lakh crore, net debt ₹1.25 lakh crore, with interest coverage at 8.83x.
Reliance Industries raised about $1.73 billion in overseas financing in FY26, including the largest-ever Samurai loan by an Indian corporate, plus first-of-kind untied facilities from Korea's KSURE and Japan's NEXI backing capex and green energy gigafactories.
Why this matters
Builds on Reliance's record Samurai loan signal and supports Ambani's stated next growth leg in Retail, Consumer Products, and Jio, while RIL also paid ₹2.16 lakh crore to the exchequer in FY26.
Retail-company signals steady at 2,210 over the last 90 days.