Reliance Industries Ltd’s fiscal third quarter (October-December) net profit rose 12.55 per cent on-year to Rs 13101 crore, beating street estimates. Earlier, in the earlier quarter July-September, RIL had posted Rs 10,602 crore of net profit. Reliance Industries’ income in the third quarter fell 20 per cent on-year to Rs 1.28 lakh crore. A CNBC TV18 poll of analysts had estimated RIL to post a net profit of Rs 11,066 crore on a income of Rs 1.26 lakh crore in the third quarter. Today, RIL share cost fell 2.30 per cent to finish at Rs 2,049.65 apiece on BSE, ahead of the benefits announcement. So far in January 2021, RIL share cost has gained more than 3 per cent, However, it is trading under its 52-week-higher of Rs 2,368 per share. Analysts at Goldman Sachs uncover the RIL stock to be at an desirable entry point for investors.