Jio Platforms' IPO fully subscribed in 100 minutes of opening, marks fastest-ever subscribed offer
Jio Platforms' initial public offering was fully subscribed in just 100 minutes, setting a new record for India.
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In brief
- Jio Platforms' ₹30,213 crore IPO was fully subscribed within 100 minutes of opening on October 21, 2026.
- The Qualified Institutional Buyers portion was fully subscribed in the first 10 minutes and reached 2.86 times by 30 minutes.
- This IPO surpasses Hyundai Motor India's 2024 offering to become India's largest IPO by value.
- Jio Platforms is offering up to 27 crore new shares, with no existing shareholders selling their stakes.
- Strong demand from institutional and anchor investors reflects confidence in Jio's telecom, digital, AI, and cloud ambitions.

Timeline · 2 moments
What happened
Jio Platforms Ltd. launched its initial public offering (IPO) on October 21, 2026, aiming to raise ₹30,213 crore. The IPO was fully subscribed within 100 minutes, making it the fastest-ever subscribed public offer in India. Institutional investors, especially Qualified Institutional Buyers, drove early demand, with their portion fully booked in the first 10 minutes and nearly tripling in under half an hour. The offering consists of up to 27 crore new shares, with no existing shareholders selling during this round. The IPO is open for public subscription until October 23.
Why it matters
This IPO is now the largest in Indian history by value, surpassing previous records. It signals strong investor confidence in Jio Platforms' future as it expands from telecom into digital services, artificial intelligence, and cloud computing. The high demand, especially from institutional and anchor investors, suggests the market sees significant growth potential in Jio's technology-driven business model. The outcome will affect Reliance Industries, Jio's customers, and the broader Indian stock market, as it may set a precedent for future large-scale tech listings.
How we got here
Jio Platforms is the digital and telecom arm of Reliance Industries, serving over 533 million customers. In the days leading up to the IPO, the company allocated shares worth ₹8,110 crore to 212 anchor investors, with demand far exceeding supply. The company's leadership, including Managing Director Akash Ambani, has positioned Jio as a technology company, emphasizing its investments in 5G, AI, and cloud infrastructure. The IPO comes at a time when Jio is looking to generate higher-margin revenue from digital and enterprise services, beyond just growing its subscriber base.
What happens next
The IPO remains open until October 23, and final allotment details will be confirmed after the close. Investors and analysts will watch how Jio's shares perform once listed and whether the company can deliver on its growth ambitions in digital and AI services. The market will also monitor how this record-setting IPO influences future technology listings in India.