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Reliance retail arm allots minority to QIA, Mubadala

The allotment follows RCPL’s demerger from RRVL and aligns its investor base with Reliance’s wider retail ecosystem

Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company and Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) are among 13 global investors taking a collective 16.45% minority stake in Reliance Consumer Products (RCPL), following its demerger from Reliance Retail Ventures to become a direct subsidiary of Reliance Industries (RIL), Economic Times reports.

The details: Mubadala, QIA, and 11 other investors, including KKR, TPG, GIC, and Silver Lake, will collectively own 16.45% of RCPL, while RIL will retain the controlling stake.

This allocation to QIA and Mubadala in the standalone FMCG arm deepens Gulf Sovereign Wealth Funds' exposure within the Reliance group, providing a strategic inroad into the conglomerate’s rapidly expanding retail business.

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