Reliance’s Jio Platforms Could Be Valued As High As $170 Billion, According To Investment Bankers Preparing For Its Upcoming IPO. If Achieved, This Would Make Jio One Of India’s Top Three Companies By Market Capitalisation, Surpassing Bharti Airtel And Signalling A Landmark Moment In India’s Tech Evolution.
Jio’s IPO buzz intensifies
Jio Platforms Ltd., the digital arm of Reliance Industries, is gearing up for what could be a record-breaking initial public offering. Investment bankers involved in the process have proposed a valuation ranging from $130 billion to $170 billion, with the higher end placing Jio among India’s most valuable companies.
Key highlights:
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The proposed $170 billion valuation would position Jio ahead of Bharti Airtel and just behind Reliance Industries itself
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Jio’s IPO would be Reliance’s first major public listing since Reliance Petroleum’s debut in 2006
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The company reported a 13 percent rise in net profit for Q2 FY26, reaching ₹7,379 crore
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Revenue from operations rose 15 percent to ₹36,332 crore, driven by increased data usage and subscriber growth
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Talks with bankers are ongoing, and the final valuation will depend on market conditions and investor appetite
Strategic implications
A successful IPO at this scale would not only unlock massive capital for Reliance’s digital ambitions but also reshape India’s tech and telecom landscape. It reflects investor confidence in Jio’s integrated digital ecosystem spanning telecom, OTT, fintech, and enterprise solutions.
Sources: Livemint, Business Today, The Hindu Business Line, Business Standard