Reliance will invest to build railroads, ports and power plants. Among the world's business stage, the name of Mukesh Ambani's so popular. He is the fifth richest man with total wealth of the world's largest U.S. $ 29 billion, or Rp261 trillion as of March 2010 then.
He is the owner of Reliance Industries, India's business conglomerate engaged in petrochemicals, mining, power, and oil and gas. Today, Ambani's business empire continues to lunge into the various fields.
Recently a day, as quoted by The Economic Times of India, Reliance Industries has added 0.68 percent stake purchase hospitality EIH Ltd which manages leading hotels in India, Oberoi and Trident hotels. This is a continuation of the step to buy 14.12 percent stake in the luxury hotel on Monday, August 30, 2010.
That's the latest action Ambani business groups in his hometown. Outside the country, recently Reliance Industries continued its debut in Indonesia. In Indonesia, they have big plans to support its business activities.
One of its executives, Reliance Power Ltd. of India has met the Vice President Boediono in the Vice Presidential Palace in Jakarta last week. He is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Reliance Power Ltd., Jayarama P Chalasani.
In his presentation after the meeting, Reliance will invest to build railways, ports and power plants in Sumatra. The total investment value of around U.S. $ 4-5 billion or equivalent to Rp36-45 trillion.
"Reliance Power has already met with us, they want to build a railway line in South Sumatra," said Head of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Gita Wirjawan. "The fund is already there, staying licenses that have not."
Reliance Power plans to build a railway line along the 230 kilometers from South Sumatra to Jambi. That way, Sumatra will have three railway lines, namely the Trans-Pacific South Sumatra Lampung, Tanjung Enim-Cape
Carat, and South Sumatra, Jambi.
Railroad will be used as a path to deliver coal at the mines that have been owned Reliance in South Sumatra. They had about 2-3 coal mining areas, but infrastructure is not ready.
"So, if the number of U.S. $ 5 billion, that makes sense because the ambition is to build railways, ports and power plants."
He is the owner of Reliance Industries, India's business conglomerate engaged in petrochemicals, mining, power, and oil and gas. Today, Ambani's business empire continues to lunge into the various fields.
Recently a day, as quoted by The Economic Times of India, Reliance Industries has added 0.68 percent stake purchase hospitality EIH Ltd which manages leading hotels in India, Oberoi and Trident hotels. This is a continuation of the step to buy 14.12 percent stake in the luxury hotel on Monday, August 30, 2010.
That's the latest action Ambani business groups in his hometown. Outside the country, recently Reliance Industries continued its debut in Indonesia. In Indonesia, they have big plans to support its business activities.
One of its executives, Reliance Power Ltd. of India has met the Vice President Boediono in the Vice Presidential Palace in Jakarta last week. He is Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Reliance Power Ltd., Jayarama P Chalasani.
In his presentation after the meeting, Reliance will invest to build railways, ports and power plants in Sumatra. The total investment value of around U.S. $ 4-5 billion or equivalent to Rp36-45 trillion.
"Reliance Power has already met with us, they want to build a railway line in South Sumatra," said Head of Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM) Gita Wirjawan. "The fund is already there, staying licenses that have not."
Reliance Power plans to build a railway line along the 230 kilometers from South Sumatra to Jambi. That way, Sumatra will have three railway lines, namely the Trans-Pacific South Sumatra Lampung, Tanjung Enim-Cape
Carat, and South Sumatra, Jambi.
Railroad will be used as a path to deliver coal at the mines that have been owned Reliance in South Sumatra. They had about 2-3 coal mining areas, but infrastructure is not ready.
"So, if the number of U.S. $ 5 billion, that makes sense because the ambition is to build railways, ports and power plants."
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