RIL also announced a joint venture with Meta Platforms, Inc., under which a new company (JV) will be formed with RIL holding 70% and Meta 30% of shares. Both companies have committed an initial investment of around Rs 855 crore (approximately US$ 100 million).

The JV will leverage Meta's open-source Llama models to offer a comprehensive suite of AI services, including an Enterprise AI Platform-as-a-Service—a secure, full-stack environment that allows organisations to customise, deploy, and govern generative AI models for functions across sales, marketing, IT operations, customer service, finance, and more. It will also provide a suite of pre-configured AI solutions addressing cross-functional and industry-specific use cases.

This partnership combines Meta’s advanced AI models with RIL’s digital infrastructure, enabling enterprise-grade AI at affordable price points for Indian enterprises and SMBs. The JV promises high-performance model deployment at lower total cost of ownership, with flexibility across cloud, on-premises, or proprietary infrastructure to optimise costs.

The transaction, announced by Mukesh Ambani at RIL’s 48th Annual General Meeting, is subject to customary regulatory approvals and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2025.

Mukesh D. Ambani, chairman and managing director, Reliance Industries, said “Partnering with Meta brings our vision of providing AI to every Indian and enterprise to life - by combining Meta’s most widely adopted open‑source Llama models with our deep expertise across multiple industries. We will democratize enterprise‑grade AI for every Indian organization - from ambitious SMBs to blue‑chip corporates, enabling them to innovate faster, operate more efficiently, and compete confidently on the global stage. RIL will also serve as a real‑world enterprise‑scale environment for deploying and refining the joint venture’s offerings - enabling rapid iteration and continuous improvement at scale.'