Upcoming
Mainboard IPO
JIO
Reliance Jio
If there was one listing the Indian capital markets were eagerly awaiting, it was Jio. The company has filed for an IPO with a fresh issue, meaning the funds raised will go to Jio itself rather than existing shareholders. Jio’s 2016 launch with virtually free data and calls transformed India’s digital economy. Data prices fell from about ₹225 per GB to roughly ₹10, helping fuel the rise of platforms like YouTube, Substack, and countless internet businesses. Alongside UPI’s growth from near zero to 228 billion transactions in 2025, India’s digital adoption surged: demat accounts rose from 3 crore to over 20 crore, online shoppers tripled, and monthly data consumption per person jumped from less than 0.2 GB to over 42 GB. Read more.
IPO Details
Complete IPO information
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| Registrar |
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| Exchange |
NSE, BSE |
| Retail Quota |
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| Listing Date |
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| Minimum Investment |
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Timeline
IPO roadmap at a glance
Market Lot
Application size breakdown
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| B-HNI Minimum |
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Issue Notes
Important takeaways before applying
Strengths
- Operates a full-stack technology platform built on proprietary digital technology and connectivity infrastructure.
- Serves over 524 million customers through a large digital connectivity and services ecosystem.
- Has one of India’s most extensive network infrastructures with nationwide wireless and broadband coverage.
- Provides access to a wide range of proprietary and third-party digital services through its integrated platform.
- Has a proven track record of scale, revenue growth, profitability, and a strong balance sheet.
Risks
- Intense competition from telecom operators and global digital technology companies may impact growth and pricing.
- Changes in telecom licensing, spectrum policies, or data regulations could affect business operations.
- Cybersecurity threats, data privacy issues, or infrastructure vulnerabilities could impact customer trust and services.
- Economic slowdowns may reduce spending on digital connectivity and enterprise digital services.
- Customer churn due to tariff changes, SIM consolidation, or mobile number portability could affect subscriber growth.
