- Jio Platforms is undergoing a strategic growth phase, with global investors holding minority stakes in the company.
- Jio Platforms filed a DRHP for its initial public offering, aiming to demonstrate global scale capability.
AXIS Capital is managing the IPO offering for Jio Platforms.
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What happened
AXIS Capital is managing the IPO offering for Jio Platforms.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.IPO valuation places Jio Platforms as market peers.1 source
Jio Platforms IPO is set to challenge India's largest IPO record books.1 source
AXIS Capital has been appointed to manage the IPO offering for Jio Platforms.1 source
AXIS Capital is part of the consortium managing the IPO offering for Jio Platforms.1 source
Citigroup joins the book-running consortium for Jio Platforms' major IPO.1 source
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The entities involved
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Jio Platforms
Indian telecommunications and technology company
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AXIS Capital
company
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Related events
- Jio Platforms is seeking an Initial Public Offering (IPO) to recover from a market slump.
- Jio Platforms filed for an IPO and saw its valuation pegged by Morgan Stanley, alongside new institutional stakes from General Atlantic and ADIA.
- The SBI Focused Fund received an allocation during the Jio Platforms Initial Public Offering.
- Axis Capital is named as a BRLM for the Edelweiss and SFC Environmental Technologies IPOs, while Choice MF and Sundaram MF make market entries.
- Jio Platforms attracts major global investment from entities like Google, PIF, and ADIA, while its IPO size surpasses Hyundai Motor India's listing.