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Jio Platforms has filed its DRHP with Sebi for a massive IPO comprising a fresh issue of up to 27 crore shares. The offering aims to reduce debt, fund growth and unlock value for shareholders, while marking a milestone for India’s largest telecom and digital services platform.

Four Indian companies, AGS Health, PGP Glass, Shreni Shares, and SRIT India, have received the green light from Sebi for their upcoming IPOs. These firms confidentially submitted their draft documents, with Sebi providing its observations between June 16-19. Shreni Shares plans a mix of fresh issuance and an offer for sale, while SRIT India will…

Jio Platforms, Reliance Industries’ digital arm, has filed for India’s largest-ever public issue, aiming to raise a record $4 billion. This IPO, the first from RIL in nearly two decades, will see a fresh issue of shares to fund strategic priorities like 5G expansion and debt reduction. The offering could value Jio Platforms at a…

SBI Funds Management, India’s largest mutual fund house, has secured SEBI’s nod for its upcoming Initial Public Offering, expected to launch early in July. The public issue will be an Offer for Sale, with existing shareholders State Bank of India and Amundi India divesting a portion of their stakes. This move signals a significant step…

Jio Platforms’ upcoming IPO is priced at a premium, reflecting its market leadership and advanced 4G/5G network. Despite smaller revenues than global giants, Jio commands a higher valuation. The company plans to raise over $4 billion, with an anticipated market cap of ₹12-14 lakh crore. While Jio shows strong customer growth and data traffic, Bharti…

The IPO comes at a time when Jio’s operating performance remains robust. For the March quarter of FY26, the telecom giant reported a 13% year-on-year increase in operating revenue to Rs 44,928 crore, while net profit rose 13% to Rs 7,935 crore. EBITDA grew 18%, aided by a 230 basis-point expansion in operating margins.

In a post on X, formerly Twitter, Kamath described NSE as a “cash generation and distribution machine”, noting that the exchange earned more than Rs 10,300 crore in profit in FY26 and distributed about Rs 8,660 crore as dividends, translating into a payout ratio of 84%.

While Reliance Industries remains firmly in control with a 66.43% stake, the shareholder register reads like a who’s who of global technology, private equity and sovereign wealth investors, including Meta, Google, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, KKR, Vista Equity Partners, Mubadala, General Atlantic, ADIA and TPG.

According to the DRHP, NSE and Nuvama Wealth Finance filed a civil suit before the Delhi High Court against Kashmiri Lal Rana and NSDL in May 2025, alleging that 5,000 NSE shares were mistakenly transferred to Rana’s demat account on December 28, 2023, despite no corresponding purchase request or consideration being paid.