Mumbai-headquartered Reliance Infrastructure (also known as RInfra), part of the Reliance Group led by top businessman Anil Ambani, plans to raise Rs 3,014 crore through preferential shares and another Rs 3,

Reliance Infrastructure Ltd, led by Anil Ambani, is set to receive Rs 1,100 crore from promoters and Rs 1,910 crore from two Mumbai-based investment firms. The board approved a Rs 6,000 crore fund raise plan.

Anil Ambani's flagship firm, Reliance Infrastructure Ltd is set to receive Rs 1,100 crore equity infusion from the promoters and another Rs 1,910 crore from two Mumbai-based investment firms, according to a filing by the company.

The development assumes significance as Reliance Infrastructure has already cleared its funded outstanding dues to companies including Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company Ltd,

Shares of Reliance Power Ltd surged by 5 percent on Wednesday (Sept. 18) after the company announced that it had fully settled its Rs 3,872 crore obligation as a guarantor for Vidarbha Industries Power (VIPL),

The company's Board has approved to raise Rs 3,014 crore through preferential issue. It will also consider a QIP worth Rs 3,000 crore

The company said the proceeds from the QIP will be used for expansion of business operations directly and/or through investment in subsidiaries and joint ventures including meeting the long-term worki

In Anil Ambani's major expansion plan, he is also getting 1200 cr investment as a minority stake from prominent investors.

Reliance Infrastructure shares have posted strong returns, rising 31.51% in the past month and 25.78% over six months. Year-to-date, the stock has surged 80.53%, delivering over 49.47% returns in the last twelve months,

Shares of Reliance Infrastructure zoomed 12.37% to a fresh 52-week high of Rs 320 on BSE. Market cap of the firm stood at Rs 12,622 crore.

Reliance Infrastructure under Anil Ambani seeks to raise Rs 6,014 crore to fund its expansion. The initial phase involves raising Rs 3,014 crore through a preferential issue followed by another Rs 3,000 crore via qualified institutional placement.