2. Neera Jain recommends a sell for Reliance industries and has given a target of Rs 1150 with a stop loss of Rs 1300 for the stock. However SP Tulsian, investment advisor recommended accumulation of Reliance in a staggered manner. Rajesh Tambe of Sunchan Securities is of the opinion that those who had bought RPL in initial IPO days at Rs 90 can hold the stock and is of the opinion that those who are holding RPL at higher than IPO price can go for the swap and thereafter can switch to Reliance Capital which will be providing quality returns in year 2011-2012
3. Pramjit Jhaveri of Citigroup is of the opinion that RIL-RPL merger will be EPS accretive from FY10 itself and RPL earning valuations is seen lower post merger with RIL. Moreover the SEZ tax benefit at RPL will accrue to merged entity and is of the opinion that swap ratio and value seems 'fair' for RIL and RPL shareholders.
4. Uday Kotak, VC &MD of Kotak Mahindra Bank is of the opinion that timing of the RIL-RPL merger is very appropriate and feels that RPL shareholders will benefit from diversification with RIL. He further stated that RPL shareholders are getting fair deal at merger swap ratio.