The Indian business landscape is about to witness something unprecedented. When the country’s richest man decides to make a move, the entire market pays attention. This time, it’s not about oil, petrochemicals, or telecom. Reliance is now about to touch every Indian household daily, from the cola you drink to the snacks you munch on.
What’s brewing behind the scenes at Reliance Industries could fundamentally change how Indians shop for everyday essentials. The applications are massive, not just for competitors but for every consumer walking into a store.
The Strategic Masterstroke
Mukesh Ambani has initiated the process of restructuring Reliance Industries. As a part of this major transformation, as many as 15 FMCG companies, such as Campa Cola, will be merged into a new company. The main aim of the entity is to specifically focus on these products and attract investors who are interested in the FMCG sector.
This is not corporate juggling. With this move, the company hopes to embark on a new path of rapid growth that could challenge established giants who have dominated Indian kitchens and pantries for decades.
New Reliance Consumer Products Limited

The restructuring will create a focused entity called New Reliance Consumer Products. Reliance Industries will combine all the brands of its three retail units to form this new company. The new Reliance Consumer entity is also directly under RIL.
This consolidation brings together manufacturing, distribution, and marketing under one roof, creating a streamlined operation that can move faster and more efficiently than traditional setups.
The Blockbuster IPO

Reliance Retail Ventures is valued at ₹8.5 lakh crore, according to recent company figures. A potential IPO could be one of the largest ever seen in the Indian stock market.
This valuation puts the upcoming IPO in a league of its own. The single offering could be worth more than the entire market capitalization of several established companies currently trading on the Indian exchange.
Aggressive Strategy
Reliance Consumer Products distributes and markets products at 20 to 40% lower prices than big brands such as Coca-Cola and Hindustan Unilever. The company also gives higher margins to retailers.
This dual advantage creates a compelling proposition. Consumers get products at significantly lower prices, while retailers earn better profits. This strategy has the potential to quickly tilt market dynamics in favor of Reliance.
Green Signal For Expansion
The structure has received crucial regulatory backing. The National Company Law Tribunal approved the demerger plan on June 25. The NCLT has noted that establishing a consumer brand requires huge capital. If the business is separated from the retail unit, then the requirement can be met easily.
This approval removes regulatory hurdles and provides the legal framework needed for the ambitious expansion plans.
Expert Predictions
According to expert projections, the move by RIL is very positive, and the group will be successful in building an FMCG empire. Industry watchers believe that Mukesh Ambani‘s Reliance group will be able to deliver the same tremendous success in the FMCG sector as it has in the telecom sector with Jio.
Jio’s disruptive entry into telecom is particularly telling. Just as Jio transformed India’s digital landscape with affordable data, this FMCG venture could revolutionize how Indians experience everyday products.
Strong Foundation Already In Place
The numbers validate the strategy. Reliance Industries’ fast-growing FMCG sector has achieved annual revenues exceeding ₹11,000 crore. The rapid growth suggests the company is successfully consolidating its consumer brand.
The growth of Reliance Consumer businesses is fast, indicating that the foundation for this major expansion is solid and profitable.
What Does This Mean For India?
This development signals a fundamental shift in India’s consumer goods landscape, from a well-funded, strategically positioned challenger. It offers the promise of better margins for retailers and better prices for consumers.
For investors, it presents the opportunity to participate in what could become India’s largest consumer goods story.
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