As always, a refreshing read. What stood out to me was Reliance’s 6G rollout vision. I assume they’ve built this moat by steadily investing in tech R&D over the years, staying at the forefront of India’s telecom evolution.
Globally, China leads with around 40.5% of 6G patents, followed by the US (35.2%), Japan (9%), Europe (8.9%), and India with a relatively small share—just about 265 patents as of 2023–2024.
Still, despite the gap, I’m encouraged to see serious R&D finally happening in the backyards of our largest companies. I’ve always judged a company’s long-term health by the strength of its research division. Without it, most Indian firms remain anchored in traditional business models. The real excitement lies at the bleeding edge.
The Daily Brief today simplifies the biggest stories of sale of Imperial Blue even by a mighty corporate and helps me understand how Reliance—India’s largest company by market cap posted its highest ever quarterly profit.And,it does it by delving deep, because with most financial stories, the devil lies in the details.
Thanks for sharing this, one feedback if you could for your podcast edition also for numbers in Rupees if you can put an approximate Dollar value example you mention ₹4,150 crores would be approximately $47.89 billion USD, thus helps us place the value in global perspective.
As always, a refreshing read. What stood out to me was Reliance’s 6G rollout vision. I assume they’ve built this moat by steadily investing in tech R&D over the years, staying at the forefront of India’s telecom evolution.
Globally, China leads with around 40.5% of 6G patents, followed by the US (35.2%), Japan (9%), Europe (8.9%), and India with a relatively small share—just about 265 patents as of 2023–2024.
Still, despite the gap, I’m encouraged to see serious R&D finally happening in the backyards of our largest companies. I’ve always judged a company’s long-term health by the strength of its research division. Without it, most Indian firms remain anchored in traditional business models. The real excitement lies at the bleeding edge.
Thanks as always, Abhijeet :) Telecom is definitely something India can work at the cutting edge of
The Daily Brief today simplifies the biggest stories of sale of Imperial Blue even by a mighty corporate and helps me understand how Reliance—India’s largest company by market cap posted its highest ever quarterly profit.And,it does it by delving deep, because with most financial stories, the devil lies in the details.
Thanks so much!
Your writings are well curated and perfect. Hope to see a well-drained story on Acme Solar Holdings. India's largest solar IPP listed.
Thanks so much for the feedback, Mohit!
Thanks for sharing this, one feedback if you could for your podcast edition also for numbers in Rupees if you can put an approximate Dollar value example you mention ₹4,150 crores would be approximately $47.89 billion USD, thus helps us place the value in global perspective.
We'll keep that in mind and rationalize the data.