Company Working Internally on Listing Plan
Jio Platforms is awaiting the final government notification on recommendations made by Securities and Exchange Board of India before firming up its public listing plan, according to a senior company official.The company is already working internally on preparations for its initial public offering, but key decisions will be taken only after clarity emerges on the final framework.
Relaxation Proposed for Large-Cap IPOs
The market regulator had earlier decided to ease IPO norms for very large companies and proposed extending the timeline for meeting minimum public shareholding requirements by up to ten years.Under the recommendations, companies with a market capitalisation above ₹1 lakh crore would see the mandatory offer size reduced to 2.75 percent from the current 5 percent. For companies valued above ₹5 lakh crore, the required dilution would be limited to 2.5 percent.
Management Commentary on IPO Progress
Speaking during the company’s recent earnings call, Jio Head of Strategy Anshuman Thakur said the IPO process is actively being worked on internally, but the company is waiting for the final notification from the government before moving ahead.He added that while the company expects the final framework to broadly align with the regulator’s recommendations, it will wait for the official notification before finalising timelines and formally initiating the listing process. The notification is expected in the coming months.
Listing Timeline and Stake Dilution
Jio Platforms is preparing for a public listing in the first half of 2026. The company is expected to dilute only a small stake as part of the IPO.Valuation Expectations
Market estimates currently place Jio Platforms’ potential IPO enterprise valuation in the range of USD 101 billion to USD 180 billion. The proposed listing is being closely watched as one of the largest potential public offerings in India’s technology and digital services space.Disclaimer: Due care and diligence have been taken in compiling and presenting news and market-related content. However, errors or omissions may arise despite such efforts.
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