Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure have unveiled a massive ₹18,000 crore expansion strategy through a mix of debt and equity, targeting growth in defence projects and renewable energy construction.
Reliance Infrastructure is gearing up to strengthen its presence in the defence and aerospace sector. A key highlight of its plan includes the local manufacturing of Dassault Aviation’s Falcon 2000 business jets. The company is also entering strategic partnerships with international defence firms such as Diehl Defence, Rheinmetall AG, and Coastal Mechanics to bring advanced technologies to India.
On the energy front, Reliance Power is making a strong push into green infrastructure. With a current net worth of ₹16,431 crore and 5.3 GW of generation capacity, the company supplies power to over 53 lakh households in Delhi. It has recently bagged 3.3 GWh of renewable solar and battery storage projects, underscoring its shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
These expansion plans reflect the Reliance Group’s renewed focus on high-growth sectors such as clean energy construction and indigenous defence manufacturing. The move is expected to accelerate infrastructure development, foster technological innovation, and generate significant employment across India.
