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10 key things Mukesh Ambani said at the Reliance Industries AGM

Jul 5, 2018 3:17 AM

Here are the ten key things Mukesh Ambani said at the Reliance Industries Ltd's annual general meeting (AGM) on Thursday.

Reliance Jio Infocomm has over 25 million users in India.

Launch of fixed-line broadband service JioGigaFiber.

Addition of Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp to JioPhone.

Jio is now India's most widespread mobile network and has a larger reach than even the 2G players.

RIL is India's largest payer of Goods and Services Tax (GST), excise and customs duty and income tax.

Mukhesh Ambani says can start registering for 'Jio Giga Fiber' from August 15.

JioPhone 2 will be available at an introductory price of Rs 2,999 from August 15.

RIL launches Jio Giga Router & Jio GigaTV Set Top Box & Jio Smart Home Solutions

Monsoon Hungama offer for JioPhone users as they can exchange their existing feature phones for a new JioPhone at just Rs 501.

Reliance Trendz continues to be the largest apparel seller in India, while Reliance Digital is the largest seller of electronics and digital products in the country.

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First Published:Jul 5, 2018 12:17 PM IST

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