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Jio Platforms' Managing Director Akash Ambani on Wednesday told employees that the company's stock market listing "is not our destination" but "a new beginning," and asserted that its next decade must be about empowering every Indian to realise their potential to the fullest in the age of Artificial Intelligence. The message came on the day Jio Platforms Limited (JPL) made its debut on the Indian stock exchanges. Shares of Jio Platforms, the Reliance Industries-backed digital services company, made a blockbuster debut on Wednesday, surging 21 per cent against the issue price of Rs 1,119 and becoming the second most valuable domestic firm by market capitalisation. In an email to employees, Akash Ambani said the company must now lead the next wave of technological transformation. "From ubiquitous connectivity to digital services, from cloud to artificial intelligence, we must once again lead the next wave of technological transformation - making the world's most advanced technologies
Digital services major Jio Platforms is likely to get listed by the end of this month at an enterprise valuation of USD 143-146 billion or above Rs 12 lakh crore, sources tracking the development said. Jio Platforms IPO is touted as India's largest public offer at an estimated size of USD 3.8 billion. The company has concluded overseas roadshows and is expected to file final papers with market regulator SEBI for the initial public offering in the week starting October 12, banking and other sources who did not wish to be identified told PTI. "Based on interest received from overseas roadshows, Jio Platforms is likely to list at a base enterprise valuation of USD 143-146 billion or at least Rs 12 lakh crore by end of this month," one of the banking sources said. An email sent to Jio Platforms (JPL) seeking comments based on available information did not elicit any reply. The overseas roadshows held in the US, UK, Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore were led by Jio Platforms Managing Dire