Agnidev Bhattacharya

Read this exciting story from Hindustan Times Delhi October 16, 2026 issue. Global investors and sovereign wealth funds are eyeing allocations in the anchor book of Jio Platforms Ltd’s public offering, according to four people familiar with the matter.

After attracting global institutions as anchor investors, Jio Platforms is next targeting retail buyers in India's largest IPO. Non-banks and brokerages are into a marketing overdrive and offering short-term financing amidst strong grey-market interest.

The early interest underlines strong interest in the long-awaited IPO, which closes for subscription on 23 October.

KKR- and OTPP-backed Vertis Infrastructure Trust plans to file a draft offer document by December and list publicly by April-May 2027, with the sponsors selling a combined 13-14% stake (over

Swiss investment bank UBS AG acquired a 4.8% stake in Karan Bhagat's wealth manager 360 One Wam Ltd after converting 20.5 million warrants into equity shares.

mumbai, Oct. 23 -- Vertis Infrastructure Trust, an infrastructure investment trust (InvIT) backed by KKR & Co. and Ontario Teachers' Pension

The IPO plan follows several unsuccessful attempts to raise private capital, as macroeconomic headwinds and geopolitical conflicts weighed on investor sentiment. If the IPO goes as planned, it would make OmniActive the first pure-play nutraceutical company to list on the exchanges.

The Fairfax-controlled firm is stepping up its push to attract wealthy Indian families as competition intensifies and global banks restructure their workforces.

Just Dial Ltd, Reliance Group's business listings and search platform, plans to remain focused on helping consumers discover merchants rather than

At Jio Platforms' listing ceremony, managing director Akash Ambani outlined plans to take the company beyond connectivity into areas including AI, cloud and connected devices.