Reliance Industries merges 16 step-down subsidiaries into Reliance New Energy

Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries has merged its 16 wholly-owned subsidiaries into its clean energy arm Reliance New Energy Limited, while streamlining its expanding portfolio of hydrogen, energy storage and power electronics businesses, it said in a filing to stock exchanges.

RIL said the merger came into effect from January 21, 2026, on the orders of the Regional Director, Western Region, Ministry of Corporate Affairs.

The organizations merged with RNEL include companies engaged in power electronics, green hydrogen, electrolyzer production, energy storage, carbon fiber cylinders, hydrogen fuel cells and infrastructure projects. These include Reliance Power Electronics Limited, Reliance Electrolyser Manufacturing Limited, Reliance Green Hydrogen and Green Chemicals Limited, Reliance New Energy Storage Limited, Reliance Hydrogen Electrothesis Limited, Reliance Hydrogen Fuel Cell Limited, Kutch New Energy Projects Limited, Reliance Petro Materials Limited and three Kalamboli-based infrastructure arms, among others.
RIL said it received notice about the merger from RNEL at 5:38 pm (IST) on Thursday.

The company did not disclose any financial details about the merger.