దేశంలో అత్యంత విలువైన సంస్థగా 'రిలయన్స్' - మార్కెట్ క్యాపిటలైజేషన్

రిలయన్స్ ఇండస్ట్రీస్ లిమిటెడ్ మరోసారి దేశంలోనే అత్యంత విలువైన సంస్థగా అవతరించింది. బాంబే స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ ప్రకారం... సోమవారం మార్కెట్ ముగింపు సమయానికి ఆర్ఐల్ మార్కెట్ క్యాపిటలైజేషన్ విలువ రూ.7,98,385.98 కోట్లుగా ఉంది. ఇది టీసీఎస్ కంటే రూ.12,505.29 కోట్లు అధికం.

దేశంలో అత్యంత విలువైన సంస్థగా 'రిలయన్స్'

Published : May 15, 2019, 5:35 PM IST

రిలయన్స్ ఇండస్ట్రీస్ లిమిటెడ్ సోమవారం దేశంలోనే అత్యంత విలువైన సంస్థగా మరోసారి అగ్రస్థానంలో నిలిచింది. రెండు ట్రేడింగ్ సెషన్ల అనంతరం లాభాలను ఆర్జించిన ఆర్ఐఎల్... మార్కెట్ విలువ ప్రకారం సాఫ్ట్వేర్ సేవల సంస్థ 'టాటా కన్సల్టెన్సీ సర్వీసెస్'ను అధిగమించింది.

బాంబే స్టాక్ ఎక్స్ఛేంజీ (బీఎస్ఈ) ప్రకారం... మార్కెట్ ముగింపు సమయానికి ఆర్ఐల్ మార్కెట్ క్యాపిటలైజేషన్ విలువ రూ.7,98,385.98 కోట్లుగా ఉంది. అదే సమయంలో టాటా కన్సల్టెన్సీ సర్వీసెస్ క్యాపిటలైజేషన్ రూ.7,85,880.69 కోట్లు. అంటే టీసీఎస్ కంటే ఆర్ఐఎల్ విలువ రూ.12,505.29 కోట్లు అధికం.

నష్టాల నుంచి లాభాల్లోకి

మార్కెట్ క్యాపిటలైజేషన్లో ప్రథమ స్థానంలో నిలవడానికి రిలయన్స్, టీసీఎస్ ఎప్పటి నుంచో పోటీపడుతూనే ఉన్నాయి. ఆర్ఐఎల్ షేర్లు కొద్ది రోజుల క్రితం వరకు నష్టాలు చవిచూశాయి. ఫలితంగా... గత గురువారం టీసీఎస్ దేశంలోనే అత్యంత విలువైన సంస్థగా అవతరించింది. కొద్ది రోజుల్లోనే ఆ పరిస్థితిని తారుమారు చేసింది రిలయన్స్.

దేశీయ మార్కెట్లో ( ఎమ్-క్యాప్) ప్రస్తుతం ఆర్ఐఎల్ అగ్రస్థానంలో ఉండగా, టీసీఎస్, హెచ్డీఎఫ్సీ (రూ.6,24,089.61 కోట్లు), హెచ్యూఎల్ (రూ.3,66,787.51 కోట్లు), ఐటీసీ (రూ.3,60,4.3.77 కోట్లు)తో తరువాత స్థానాల్లో ఉన్నాయి.

స్టాక్మార్కెట్ను (లాభ, నష్టాలు) అనుసరించి కంపెనీల ఎమ్-క్యాప్ విలువలు ప్రతిరోజు మారుతుంటాయి.

ఇదీ చూడండి: మదుపరుల అప్రమత్తత- మళ్లీ నష్టాలు

నష్టాల నుంచి లాభాల్లోకి

ఇదీ చూడండి: మదుపరుల అప్రమత్తత- మళ్లీ నష్టాలు

SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS / INTERSTELLAR TECHNOLOGIES INC
RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only / Must Credit "Interstellar Technologies Inc."
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Hokkaido, Japan – 4 May 2019
1. Wide of MOMO F3 launching
2. Close of rocket camera of launch +MUTE+
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Tokyo, Japan - 15 May 2019
3. Wide of Takafumi Horie, Founder of Interstellar Technologies Inc. and Takahiro Inagawa, CEO, Interstellar Technologies Inc. walking
4. Wide of news conference
5. Zoom out from Horie and Inagawa to wide of news conference
6. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Takafumi Horie, Founder of Interstellar Technologies Inc.:
"The merit of our initiative as a private company is that we can make things much cheaper using the minimum kind of technology to go to space. High cost has been an obstacle to space development, so we have noted this point and paid attention to this and how to break that down so that it can be possible to bring items or people closer to space."
5. Journalists
6. Horie and Inagawa
7. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Takahiro Inagawa, CEO, Interstellar Technologies Inc. :
"The MOMO has been successful in entering space however for the next second step, the ZERO will not only enter space but travel in orbit around the earth with satellites."
8. Journalists
9. Wide of press conference
10. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Takafumi Horie, Founder of Interstellar Technologies Inc. :
"There are some new technological developments which will need to be made between the success of MOMO and the launch of ZERO. Overall the same structure can be maintained, and we already do have a certain amount of capacity towards making an orbital rocket as well we are not developing this from scratch or from ZERO from now. Therefore I believe we will be able to catch up very fast in this case and will be able to launch orbital ZERO in a space of 2 to 3 years."
11. Close of people
12. Wide of press conference
Interstellar Technologies Inc. –  Must credit "Interstellar Technologies Inc."
Hokkaido, Japan – 4 May 2019
15. Wide of MOMO F3 launch
16. Mid of MOMO F3 launch
17. Wide of MOMO F3 flying towards sky
18. Close of rocket camera +MUTE+
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A Japanese startup that launched a rocket into space last month reveals plans to plans to provide low-cost rocket services.
Interstellar Technologies Inc. said it hopes technological advances will help them compete with American rivals such as Space X.
STORYLINE:
Interstellar Technology Inc.'s unmanned MOMO-3 rocket reached 113.4 kilometres (70 miles) in altitude before falling into the Pacific Ocean during its May 4 flight.
Company founder Takafumi Horie says it plans to launch a first orbital rocket within the next few years.
He says a low-cost rocket business in Japan could accommodate scientific and commercial needs in Asia.
"The merit of our initiative as a private company is that we can make things much cheaper using the minimum kind of technology to go to space. High cost has been an obstacle to space development, so we have noted this point and paid attention to this and how to break that down so that it can be possible to bring items or people closer to space."
Japan's government-led space programs have demonstrated top-level technology, but the country has fallen behind commercially due to high cost.
CEO Takahiro Inagawa says they also plan to launch their first orbital rocket within the next few years.
"The MOMO has been successful in entering space however for the next second step, the ZERO will not only enter space but also travelling in orbit around the earth with satellites."
The company's two-stage orbital rocket ZERO would be twice as long and much heavier than the compact MOMO-3 rocket, which is about 10 meters (32 feet) long and 50 centimetres (1.5 feet) in diameter, weighing about 1 ton.
They plan to operate his ZERO rocket to send new satellites into orbit to replace old ones or those broken or carry payloads into space for scientific purposes or entertainment.
Horie explains the low-cost rocket is the answer for creating a competitive space business in Japan.
"We are not developing this from scratch or from ZERO from now."
In this case, Interstellar Technology Inc. will be able to catch up with competitors, "very fast in this case," he explains.
Then there will be another rocket that can reach deep space, which his company hopes to achieve in about a decade, and eventually, Horie wants to develop an interstellar rocket.
Development of low-cost commercial rocket is part of a growing international trend in space business led by the U.S., and aggressively followed by China and elsewhere. At home, Horie could face competition from space subsidiaries of major companies such as Canon and IHI, which have expertise from working with the government Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
Japan's government-led space programs have demonstrated top-level technology, but the country has fallen behind commercially due to high cost.
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