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Jio Platforms, led by Mukesh Ambani, became India's second most valuable listed company after a 21% stock surge on its debut in Mumbai. The shares opened at 1,358 rupees, surpassing the IPO price of 1,119 rupees, and outpacing Bharti Airtel and HDFC Bank in market valuation. With over 530 million subscribers, Jio is the second-largest telecom operator globally by single-country subscribers. This listing marks Reliance's first IPO in two decades and reflects Ambani's strategy to diversify beyond oil and chemicals into telecom and technology. Analysts predict further stock growth, but caution about competition and regulatory changes. India's financial market is thriving, with 246 IPOs in 2026, making it the most active globally.