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The Reliance Industries Limited logo, for an Indian diversified corporation, consists of a circular graphic mark and a text part with the company name. The graphic mark is in a light brown (golden) color and looks like a wide spiral stroke with a sharp tip, curled into a rounded shape. A flame element is integrated into the lower part of this mark, and due to the overall composition the symbol reads as a circle with a notch at the bottom. The text part features the large serif word “Reliance”, with “Industries Limited” placed below in a smaller size. Official versions include the standalone circular mark, the version with text, and a version with a thin golden line and the motto “Growth is Life”. The logo is presented in gold, black, and white versions, including a white version for use on dark backgrounds.

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) is a publicly listed Indian corporation headquartered in Mumbai and one of the country’s largest private businesses, included in the Fortune 500, the annual list of the world’s largest companies by revenue. The company operates across several major segments, including energy and petrochemicals, retail, telecom and digital services (Jio), media and entertainment, and projects in New Energy & New Materials. Reliance’s history is tied to its founder Dhirubhai H. Ambani, who started a business in Mumbai in the late 1950s, after which the company expanded steadily and entered new industries.

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