Mumbai: Reliance Industries Ltd.
On Friday issued a statement that clarified that the Chairman of Mukesh Ambani and his family “did not have any plans to move or live in London or anywhere in the world”.
It follows media reports that the richest man in Asia and family members will divide the time between India and England.
A recent report suggested that Amberis gave rise to the new 300 hectare property in Stoke Park, London, complete with medical facilities, and is expected to make them their main residence.
“RIL Group Company, Rihl, who acquired Stoke Park Estate recently, wanted to clarify that the acquisition of this heritage property aims to improve this as a major sports and sports resort, while fully complying with guidelines for regional planning and regulations.
This acquisition will add consumer business.
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Simultaneously, it will also expand the trace of the Indian hospitality industry globally, “RIL, the largest Indian company in terms of market value, said in a statement.
It added a report about the Ambani family planning to mostly stay in Stoke Park has caused “unreasonable and unfounded speculation on social media”.
It follows the report that the family will divide the time between antillas, multilevel properties in South Mumbai, and plantations purchased by.
Subsidiaries of RIL in England for 57 million pounds (RS 592 Crore) in April.
The newspaper report said this was the first time Amanzan did not celebrate Diwali in Mumba, and that the British plantation included a mandir, where a rajasthan sculptor had roamed.
In addition, it was said that the advanced medical facility was established, with doctors from Mumbai visiting 300 hectares of Stoke Park to put it in place.
There are reports that since the Covid-19 outbreak, Ambani and family members have spent most of their time between Jamnagar, where RIL has large facilities and petrochemical facilities, Mumbai and London.
Ambani has discussed RIL shareholders during the company’s annual general meeting in June this year from Jamnagar in Gujarat.
After RIL bought Stoke Park, the chairman and visit of the London family had been associated with them making Stoke Park their second place.
RIL, however, does not comment on Ambanis who are reported often reported abroad.