Reliance Industries promoters increase their shareholding during the June quarter, raising their combined stake to 50.48% from about 50% at the end of the March quarter, according to regulatory shareholding data cited by multiple outlets. NDTV reports the promoter holding rises from 49.52% in March to 50% by end-June. Business Line and Business Standard similarly state the promoter and promoter group stake reaches 50.48% at the end of the June quarter. The purchases are carried out through market transactions and fall within limits allowed under SEBI’s “creeping acquisition” rules, which permit promoters to gradually increase ownership without triggering a mandatory open offer, subject to prescribed thresholds. Analysts quoted across reports estimate the market purchases cost roughly ₹8,500–9,000 crore. Outlets also note individual promoter holdings disclosed in company filings, including shares held by Mukesh Ambani, his wife and children, and his mother, along with promoter group entities holding larger stakes. The reporting describes the move as an indicator of promoter confidence, though it does not point to any immediate operational impact.