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The Jio Platforms IPO is likely to fall short of earlier valuation expectations for what may still be India's largest-ever listing.

Jefferies India report believes the risk-reward ratio in large-cap is more favourable than mid-caps

Jio Platforms is nearing India's largest IPO, expected to file final documents with SEBI around 12 October. The offering could raise $3.8 billion by issuing 27 crore shares, amid a robust primary market. The IPO may open for subscription on 21 October and list on 28 October.

Two district courts have blocked enforcement of the fee, offering temporary relief to Indian technology firms that rely on H-1B visas to deploy skilled workers in the US.

Reliance-backed Jio Platforms IPO: Reportedly, the IPO financial figures are being passed around. The issue size is expected to be around Rs. 37,000–37,800 crore. And, it could be a pure fresh issue of up to 27 crore shares.

Reliance Industries has sued the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) over restrictions preventing the company from marketing its Campa-brand products

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Jio Platforms Ltd plans to launch its IPO on October 21, aiming to raise $3.8 billion, making it India's largest listing. The shares are expected to list on October 28, following SEBI's approval for its draft prospectus in August.

Shares of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) rose during Monday's trading session ahead of its Q2FY27 results and dividend announcement. The board will meet on October 8, 2026, to discuss a second interim dividend, with a record date set for October 14, 2026.

The investments come as India’s data-centre capacity is set to surge to 5.65 GW by 2030 owing to demand by AI and cloud firms.

Accenture’s capital-allocation decisions matter to Indian IT services firms, which tend to track the company’s strategy. Local IT services firms also returned less to shareholders last fiscal.