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Ambani's Reliance Jio delays India IPO beyond this year, sources say

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Ambani's Reliance Jio delays India IPO beyond this year, sources say

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AMBANI’S RELIANCE JIO DELAYS INDIA IPO BEYOND THIS YEAR, SOURCES SAY

Reliance Jio Platforms Ltd., led by billionaire Mukesh Ambani, has delayed its much-anticipated Initial Public Offering (IPO) in India beyond 2025. The telecom and digital services giant is opting to prioritize growth in subscribers, strengthen financial performance, and expand its digital ecosystem before going public.

Sources familiar with the development state that no investment banks have been formally appointed yet for the IPO process—making a 2025 listing unlikely. Analysts say the delay is strategic and aimed at maximizing valuation and investor returns.

REASONS BEHIND THE IPO DELAY

Focus on Subscriber and Revenue Growth

Jio is working to push past 500 million subscribers and increase telecom revenues. With telecom currently contributing over 80% of Jio Platform's $17.6 billion annual revenue, management wants to present a stronger earnings profile before listing.

Diversifying Digital Services

Reliance Jio is scaling its portfolio beyond telecom into enterprise AI, cloud services, connected devices, and strategic collaborations—including a notable tie-up with Nvidia for AI infrastructure. These new verticals are expected to drive future growth and improve IPO appeal.

Valuation Optimization

The delay may also help Jio secure a better valuation. Global analysts estimate Jio’s worth at $110 to $136 billion, and RIL aims to solidify this valuation or push higher through continued growth in data consumption, services, and profitability.

No IPO Bankers Yet

In a typical IPO roadmap, companies appoint bankers 12–18 months before listing. Jio’s lack of banker engagement signals that IPO preparations haven’t formally started.

IMPACT ON MARKETS AND INVESTORS

The news of the delay briefly impacted Reliance Industries’ share price, dropping it by nearly 2% intraday. Investors now anticipate a 2026 or later listing, with some analysts suggesting it could align with a favorable global market cycle.

Retail investors who were preparing for a blockbuster listing this year may need to re-strategize, while long-term holders could see this as a chance for the company to increase intrinsic value before dilution.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ)

Q1. Why has Reliance Jio delayed its IPO beyond 2025?

The delay allows Jio to expand its telecom and digital service segments, increase revenue, grow subscribers, and secure a higher valuation before going public.

Q2. Has Reliance Jio started IPO preparations?

No. As of now, the company has not appointed any investment banks, which confirms that IPO planning is in early stages.

Q3. What is the current valuation of Jio Platforms?

Estimates range from $110 billion to $136 billion, depending on market conditions and future earnings projections.

Q4. How does this affect Reliance Industries stock?

RIL stock saw a short-term dip after the news, but analysts believe the delay could lead to stronger long-term value creation.

Q5. When can investors now expect Jio’s IPO?

Sources suggest the IPO may not happen until 2026 or later, depending on business metrics and market readiness.

Published on: July 10, 2025
Published by: PAVAN

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