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Reliance Jio IPO on Stock Market May Debut as Biggest IPO in India

Reliance Industries is about to make history with the debut of its telecommunications company, Jio, on the stock market in 2025. Analysts predict it to be largest IPO in India.

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Reliance Industries chairman, and billionaire Mukesh Ambani is about to make history with the debut of his telecommunications company, Jio, on the stock market in 2025. This move is expected to be one of the biggest-ever IPOs in India, with analysts valuing the company at over $100 billion.

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Reliance makes strategic move 

Reliance's ambitious plan to list Jio comes after successfully securing investments totaling $25 billion from major firms like KKR, General Atlantic, and the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority for its digital, telecom, and retail ventures.

Reliance Jio has rapidly emerged as India's leading telecom provider, boasting an impressive subscriber base of 479 million. The company's partnership with tech giants Google and Meta, as well as its collaboration with Nvidia for artificial intelligence development, has positioned Jio as a powerhouse in the digital space.

Despite potential competition from Elon Musk's Starlink service in India, Jio remains a formidable player in the telecom industry.

While specific details regarding valuation and banking partners for the Jio IPO are still in the works, investment company Jefferies estimated the company's IPO value at a staggering $112 billion in July.

Ambani’s Reliance aims to surpass Hyundai India's record-breaking $3.3 billion IPO, signaling its intention to make a significant impact on the Indian stock market. However, IPO timelines are subject to change, reflecting the dynamic nature of the business landscape.

Looking ahead

On the retail front, Reliance plans to stagger the IPOs of its retail and Jio units to avoid overwhelming the market with simultaneous offerings. The retail division, which operates India's largest network of grocery supermarkets, has faced operational challenges that the company aims to address before pursuing an IPO.

Despite rapid expansion into e-commerce and quick commerce sectors, the retail business experienced its first revenue decline in at least three years, signaling the need for strategic adjustments.

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