Reliance industries AGM date fixed, mukesh took big decision!!!

The date of AGM i.e. Annual General Meeting of the country's largest private company reliance industries has come out. reliance industries AGM will be held on thursday 29 august 2024 and this will be the 47th AGM of RIL. reliance industries AGM will be broadcast through video conferencing from 2 pm.

Where can you watch the live broadcast of RIL's AGM?

reliance industries will share its direct link on its social media handles and investors-shareholders will also be able to watch its live broadcast on the official handle of reliance industries on X. For this, you can keep an eye on @RIL_Updates on X and its YouTube, instagram and facebook channels can also be monitored.

Decision on dividend also taken before reliance industries AGM

Even before the AGM of reliance industries, the company has also approved giving a dividend of Rs 10 per share to the investors. In the information given to the stock exchanges today, RIL has given information about many things like the date of AGM and dividend. In the upcoming AGM, RIL shareholders will get the gift of dividend of Rs 10 per share.

mukesh ambani again took a big decision regarding salary

mukesh ambani, the owner of reliance industries and Asia's richest person, has announced not to take any salary from the company for the fourth consecutive year. That is, this year also mukesh ambani is not going to take any salary from reliance Industries. Actually, mukesh ambani had decided to give up his salary in the year 2020 during the crisis of Kovid and he has been following this step for four consecutive years. In the latest annual report of reliance industries, it has been informed that Chairman and Managing director mukesh ambani has continued the decision of not taking any salary from the company this year as well.

mukesh ambani had stopped taking salary in june 2020

In june 2020, mukesh ambani had voluntarily decided to give up his entire remuneration for the year 2020-21, including salary, allowances, perquisites, retirement benefits as well as any commission. The RIL CMD had taken this decision keeping in mind the damage to the social, economic and industrial health of the country due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in India. Earlier, mukesh ambani had limited his remuneration to Rs 15 crore from 2008-09, that is, he had put a limit on taking salary or other remuneration of more than Rs 15 crore in a year from the company.