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    This document discusses the financial sources of Reliance Industries. It begins by defining different types of financial sources like equity, debt, retained earnings, loans, and venture funding. It then describes owned funds as those provided by owners like shares and retained profits, and borrowed funds as those from debenture holders, deposits, banks, and financial institutions. It provides background on Dhirubhai Ambani founding Reliance Industries in 1957. Finally, it lists Reliance Industries' key financial figures for 2020-21 and outlines their major financial sources which include promoters, institutions, foreign institutional investors, non-institutions, depository receipts, and secured/unsecured loans.

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    FINANCIAL

    SOURCES
    OF
    RELIANCE
    INDUSTRIE
    S
    By: Ajay Raj Singh
    WHAT ARE FINANCIAL SOURCES
    Sources of finance for business are equity,
    debt, debentures, retained earnings, term
    loans, working capital loans, letter of credit,
    euro issue, venture funding etc. These
    sources of funds are used in different
    situations. They are classified based on time
    period, ownership and control, and their
    source of generation. They are further
    divided into owned funds and borrowed
    funds
    OWNED FUNDS

    Owned funds refer to the funds provided by the owners. In a sole proprietorship, the proprietor
    himself provides the owned fund from his personal property. In a partnership firm, the funds
    contributed by partners as capital are called owned funds. In a joint stock company, funds raised
    through the issue of shares and reinvestment or earnings are the owned funds.
    ➤ Equity Share
    ➤ Preference Share
    ➤ Retained Profits
    BORROWED FUNDS
    Borrowed funds refer to the borrowings of a business firm. In a company, borrowed funds
    consist of the finance raised from debenture holders, public deposits, financial institutions and
    commercial banks.
    ➤ Debentures
    ➤ Public Deposits
    ➤ Banks
    ➤ Financial Institutions
    BACKGROUND

    1957: Dhirubhai Ambani returns to India


    after a stint with A. Besse and Co. (Aden),
    a trading and oil bunkering port. He
    begins a yarn business from a 500 square
    feet office in Masjid Bunder, Mumbai.
    Diversifying into fabrics, Ambani sets up a
    mill in Narora, Gujarat.
    ABOUT RELIANCE INDUSTRIES

    • Reliance Industries Limited is a Fortune 500 company


    and the largest private sector corporation in India.

    • Highlights FY 2020-21

    CONSOLIDATED
    TURNOVER 5,39,238 crore

    NET WORTH
    5,87,999 crore

    NET PROFIT
    53,739 crore
    CONTRIBUTION TO INDIAN ECONOMY
    ➤ Reliance generates over 3% of India's GDP
    ➤ Reliance contributes over 5% of the government's total tax revenues - the largest by any
    business house
    ➤ India's largest, and the amongst the world's largest, shareholder families - over 5 million retail
    investors
    ➤ Reliance is now playing a leadership role in creation of a world class infocom infrastructure in
    India
    Financial Sources
    ➤ Promoter
    ➤ Institutions
    Mutual Funds / UTI
    FI / Bank / Insurance
    Government
    ➤ FII
    ➤ Non Institutions (Individuals and corporate bodies)
    ➤ Depository Receipts
    ➤ Secured loans
    ➤ Unsecured loans
    Reliance industries Financial Pattern
    THANK YOU

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