Jio Platforms Lists at ₹1,358, a 21% Premium, in Stock Market Debut
Jio Platforms listed at ₹1,358 on NSE and BSE on 28 October, ₹239 above its issue price, valuing it at about ₹12.5 lakh crore, second only to parent Reliance Industries.
Why it mattersAt about ₹12.5 lakh crore, Jio Platforms becomes India's second-most valuable listed company on day one, giving investors a direct way to price India's largest telecom and digital business separately from Reliance.

Jio Platforms shares listed at ₹1,358 on both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, 21.36% above the ₹1,119 issue price of India's largest initial public offering, The Tribune and Free Press Journal reported. That is a gain of ₹239 a share, or ₹2,868 on a lot of 12 shares.
At 10:54 am IST the stock was flat at ₹1,358 on NSE, giving Jio Platforms a market value of about ₹12,50,586 crore, according to Upstox's live coverage. It had dipped to ₹1,357 at 10:12 am.
Second only to Reliance
The valuation makes Jio Platforms India's second-most valuable listed company, behind its parent Reliance Industries (about ₹16.15 lakh crore) and ahead of Bharti Airtel (about ₹12.18 lakh crore), Free Press Journal reported, citing BSE data. Business Standard also reported the ranking. Upstox, citing CNBC-TV18, reported that Reliance became India's most valuable conglomerate, overtaking the Tata Group.
Akash Ambani said the response to the IPO had "surpassed our imagination", Upstox reported.
How the debut compares
The listing price landed almost exactly where the unofficial grey market had pointed. On 24 October, Business Today reported a grey market premium of about ₹238, or 21%, implying a listing near ₹1,357. Grey market quotes are unregulated and are not a reliable guide.
Demand had been strong at every stage. The ₹30,213 crore all-fresh issue was subscribed 22.19 times, with qualified institutional buyers bidding 70.55 times their quota, non-institutional investors 14.09 times and retail investors 2.72 times. Before the issue opened, Jio raised ₹8,109.85 crore from 212 anchor investors at ₹1,119 a share.
What happens next
- Results: Reliance said Jio Platforms will report its September-quarter results on Friday, 30 October, Upstox reported. It will be the company's first results as a listed company.
- Anchor lock-in: Under SEBI rules, half of the anchor investors' shares are locked in for 30 days from allotment and the rest for 90 days.
- Allotment: Applicants who have not yet checked whether they received shares can follow our guide to checking Jio Platforms IPO allotment status. The issue's dates, price band and quotas are in our Jio Platforms IPO guide.
This report is for information only and is not investment advice.
Questions readers ask
What was the Jio Platforms listing price?
Jio Platforms listed at ₹1,358 a share on both NSE and BSE on 28 October 2026, against an issue price of ₹1,119.
How much listing gain did Jio Platforms IPO investors make?
The listing price was ₹239 a share, or 21.36%, above the issue price. On one lot of 12 shares, that is ₹2,868 before taxes and charges.
What is Jio Platforms' market cap after listing?
About ₹12.5 lakh crore at the listing price, making it India's second-most valuable listed company after Reliance Industries, according to BSE data reported by Free Press Journal.
When will Jio Platforms announce its quarterly results?
Reliance Industries said Jio Platforms will declare its September-quarter results on Friday, 30 October 2026.
Sources
- Jio Platforms shares list at Rs 1,358 on BSE, NSE, 21.36% above issue price The Tribune
- Jio Shares Lists At 21% Premium; Market Cap Hits ₹12.5 Lakh Crore Free Press Journal
- Jio Platforms IPO Listing Live Updates: Stock lists at 21.36% premium on NSE, BSE Upstox
- Jio Platforms lists at 21% premium, becomes India's 2nd-most valuable firm Business Standard
- Jio Platforms IPO GMP at 21%: What could investors earn on listing day Business Today
How to Check Jio Platforms IPO Allotment Status on KFin, NSE and BSE
Allotment for India's largest IPO is due on Monday, 26 October. Here is how to check your status on the registrar's and exchanges' websites, and what happens next if you did or didn't get shares.
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