Analysts said perpetualbonds without a step-up clause are particularly vulnerable to rising U.S. Treasury yields, and the issuer has almost no incentive to redeem the bond when it will find only higher borrowing costs elsewhere.
"Given that Reliance has a strong credit profile and has been a regular issuer of senior dated bonds, they are in a position to issue perpetualbonds and capture low borrowing costs for the long term, " Mr. Thakur said.