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Anthropic IPO to test Wall Street's appetite for AI stocks
Anthropic is preparing for a potential IPO that could value the Claude chatbot maker at up to $1.4 trillion. The proposed $64.4 billion share sale, alongside a separate private placement, could rank among the largest market debuts in history.
Early bet, massive payoff: Anthropic IPO may value Krishna Rao's equity stake at Rs 6,600 crore, up 57 times
Anthropic CFO Krishna Rao's equity holding could reach Rs 6,600 crore at the proposed IPO midpoint of $74 per share. The Claude maker targets up to $90.4 billion fundraising, with valuation potentially reaching $1.4 trillion.
Humble bhujia becomes a recipe for billions of dollars in India's market
A packet of bhujia has come a long way from Bikaner. What began as a family-run namkeen shop in 1937 is now a national snack empire, backed by global investors and preparing for a possible stock market debut. As Haldiram eyes Dalal Street, India's humble sev, bhujia and namkeen are finding a place on the global investment menu. Turns out, there's serious business behind that crunch.
ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or IBC – Part 84: Can rising demand for decorative features drive this auto ancillary's growth?
A car can change its engine and still look almost the same. It can also keep the same engine and look so different that buyers happily pay more for it. That is the peculiar corner of the automobile industry this story explores. For one listed supplier, the shift to EVs may be less threatening than it sounds. The bigger question is whether changing consumer preferences can help it build a more valuable business.
Anthropic eyes $1.4 trillion valuation in blockbuster IPO, targets up to $90.4 billion in fundraising
Anthropic is targeting a fully diluted $1.4 trillion valuation through its proposed IPO, seeking up to $64.35 billion. Combined with a $26 billion private placement, fundraising could reach $90.4 billion amid rising infrastructure costs and competition.
Elon Musk's business empire braces for Democratic wave as Texas flips blue
Elon Musk's nearly $500 million campaign to support Republicans failed as Democrats reclaimed both chambers of Congress and flipped Texas' governorship. The results could expose his businesses, including SpaceX and Tesla, to greater congressional scrutiny, tighter data-centre regulations and potential hurdles for expansion plans under incoming Texas Governor Gina Hinojosa.
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Premji's deeptech bets; Razorpay gets IPO nod
Happy Thursday! Premji Invest is stepping up its bets on defence and aerospace manufacturing.This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
IPO Calendar: Primary market cools after Jio frenzy, but 13 listings lined up
India’s IPO market is set for a quiet week, with just one fresh issue worth Rs 56.68 crore opening for subscription and no mainboard launches. Vedant Poly Fabs will be the only new IPO, while 13 companies are expected to list. The slowdown follows October’s blockbuster Rs 30,188 crore Jio Platforms IPO, which was subscribed over 22 times.
Jio Platforms share price up 28% from IPO price. Here’s what these 4 brokerages are saying
Jio Platforms shares extended their post-listing rally, rising over 28% in three sessions. Nomura, Motilal Oswal, Dolat Capital and Elara Capital remain positive, citing tariff hikes, 5G monetisation, broadband expansion and digital services growth.
Gold ETF AUM stands at Rs 1.86 lakh crore despite recent correction; Top 5 schemes account for 80%: ICRA Analytics
India’s gold ETFs managed Rs 1.86 lakh crore across 26 schemes as of September 2026, despite a monthly return correction of 4.78%. The market remained concentrated, with five leading schemes controlling 80.2% of assets, while one-year returns stayed positive at approximately 26–28%.
Jio Platforms delivers biggest listing gain among India’s 5 largest IPOs, jumps 21% on debut
Jio Platforms shares listed at a 21.35% premium to the IPO price of Rs 1,119, delivering the biggest listing-day gain among India’s five largest IPOs by issue size. Brokerages Nomura, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital initiated coverage with Buy ratings, citing tariff hikes, subscriber monetisation and digital services growth.
Jio debuts on D-Street: India’s biggest IPOs delivered negative returns over one month after listing. Will Jio break the curse?
Jio Platforms has marked a significant milestone by successfully launching its market debut following India’s largest initial public offering, valued at Rs 30,213-crore. While historical trends indicate that stocks often experience negative returns post-major IPOs, initial reports present an optimistic outlook for Jio, with projections suggesting potential for growth as the company aims to expand its technological footprint through cutting-edge innovations across diverse sectors.
Jio Platforms shares surge 21% on debut, overtake Airtel in market cap
Jio Platforms made a remarkable entrance in the stock market, soaring 21.4% above its IPO price on the first day of trading. Closing at ₹1,417.35, the stock surpassed Bharti Airtel in market capitalization. With a staggering 22 times oversubscription, the IPO attracted considerable institutional backing. At the launch event, executive director Anant Ambani recognized the invaluable support from millions of subscribers.
Tuborg maker Carlsberg India moves closer to IPO, files updated DRHP for complete OFS issue
Carlsberg India has filed an updated draft prospectus with Sebi for an IPO comprising 8.64 crore shares, entirely through an offer for sale by existing shareholders. The Tuborg maker could raise up to $700 million, according to earlier reports, as multinational companies increasingly tap India’s equity markets to monetise local businesses.
From Dhirubhai Ambani’s Rs 10 crore IPO to Akash Ambani’s Rs 12.5 lakh crore Jio debut: Reliance’s biggest wealth story
Jio Platforms’ Rs 12.5 lakh crore debut marks a new milestone in the Ambani family’s wealth creation journey, tracing Reliance’s evolution from its Rs 10 crore IPO in 1977 to a digital technology giant.
No. 2 on Day 1: How Jio Platforms broke India’s market cap hierarchy in debut trade
Jio Platforms made a blockbuster stock market debut, listing at a 21.3% premium over its IPO price of Rs 1,119 at Rs 1,358 on the BSE. With a market capitalisation of around Rs 12.5 lakh crore, it became India’s second-most valuable listed company after parent Reliance Industries, overtaking Bharti Airtel. The debut also made Jio India’s largest listed telecom company, placing it ahead of major players such as TCS, SBI and Bajaj Finance.
Jio Platforms shares get 3 Buy calls on Day 1 as Nomura, Motilal and Elara initiate coverage. Check target price
Jio Platforms debuted at a 21.36% premium to its IPO price on Wednesday, while Nomura, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital initiated coverage with Buy ratings. Brokerages cited telecom leadership, tariff hikes, rising ARPU, digital services and improving cash flow as key growth drivers.
Ambani pulls off a blockbuster: Jio IPO makes 13 records, rewrites Dalal Street history
Jio Platforms celebrated a remarkable achievement with its IPO, raising Rs 30,188 crore and drawing an unprecedented wave of investor interest. Over 1.38 crore applications poured in, breaking previous records for both institutional bids and public participation in Indian IPOs. The shares were issued solely as new equity, reinforcing the strong appeal and confidence in the Indian market offerings.
Jio Platforms shares list at 21% premium over IPO price. Should investors buy, sell or hold the stock?
JIO Platforms (JPL) Share Price: Jio Platforms made a strong stock market debut, listing at a 21.36% premium over its IPO price of Rs 1,119. The Rs 30,200 crore issue attracted over 1.38 crore applications and was subscribed 22.2 times. Nomura, Motilal Oswal and Elara Capital have initiated coverage with Buy ratings.
Isha Ambani says Jio IPO marks a promise, renews Dhirubhai Ambani’s trust with investors
Isha Ambani described Jio Platforms’ stock market debut as a promise to honour the trust of investors and customers, nearly five decades after Dhirubhai Ambani took Reliance Industries public. Jio’s Rs 30,200-crore IPO attracted over Rs 7 lakh crore in demand, with the stock listing at a 21.3% premium.
Jio Platforms Listing Today: Rs 30,213 crore IPO eyes strong debut on Dalal Street
JIo IPO Listing: In a landmark event, Jio Platforms' shares are set to launch in the stock market today after a historic IPO. The exceptional investor demand is underscored by a strong grey market premium, signaling optimistic initial pricing. Market analysts foresee that Jio's vast subscriber network and future expansion capabilities will drive further interest.
Jio Platforms gets first Buy call! Nomura says ‘disruptor now the leader’; starts coverage with Rs 1,340 target
Shares of Jio Platforms listed at Rs 1,359 on BSE and NSE, a premium of 21% over the IPO price. Nomura set a target price of Rs 1,340, implying 20% upside from the issue price of Rs 1,119. The brokerage cites Jio’s leadership in wireless subscribers, data traffic and home broadband, adding that its listing could support steady tariff hikes and drive monetisation.
Jio’s big-bang listing may give it stock market’s No.2 crown after Reliance Industries
Jio Platforms could overtake Bharti Airtel to become India’s second-largest listed company after its October 28 debut, with a 22% grey market premium implying a market capitalisation of Rs 12.5 lakh crore. Its Rs 30,213-crore IPO drew 22.2 times subscription, while brokerages highlighted growth opportunities in broadband, enterprise technology and AI.
Why Walmart would rather keep Flipkart private, for now
Over the past few weeks, much has been written about former employees of the online commerce company writing to Walmart's board, asking for liquidity on the stock options they were granted 10 to 15 years ago. On October 1, at least eight former senior executives, among them former Myntra CEO Mukesh Bansal and former chief business officer Ankit Nagori, wrote to Walmart chairman Gregory Penner, other board members and Flipkart Group CEO Kalyan Krishnamurthy, seeking a complete exit for all former employees holding vested options.
Anthropic takes AI test with filing for Wall Street debut
Anthropic PBC has filed for an IPO, becoming a potential leader in AI technology. The company anticipates trading under the symbol ANT on the Nasdaq Global Select Market. Despite significant revenue growth, Anthropic warns future growth may slow due to market maturity and competition. The filing emphasizes the existential risks associated with advanced AI technologies, raising public safety concerns.
Jio vs Starlink makes for a billionaire clash, but India’s satcom race is a minefield in the skies
Jio Platforms is preparing for an IPO while developing its satellite venture to connect remote areas. Reliance Jio's ambitious plan involves deploying 1,600 low-Earth-orbit satellites and 23 ground stations across India. Meanwhile, Bharti Airtel aims to compete with a satellite network of its own through partnerships. The regulatory environment remains complex as both companies navigate their plans amid recent developments.
Anthropic's rapid growth comes with an $80 billion loss and growing concerns about AI risks
Anthropic filed for an initial public offering, reflecting rapid revenue growth amid significant financial losses. The company reported a 1,300% revenue increase, reaching $16.3 billion in the first half of 2026. However, it also encountered a net loss exceeding $80 billion due to high costs in AI development. Risks associated with AI technology are increasingly becoming a concern for potential investors.
Jio IPO GMP today: All eyes on telecom major’s mega listing this week. What is grey market signalling?
Jio Platforms will list on October 28, with a grey market premium of Rs 247 indicating a potential 22.07% listing gain. The Rs 30,213-crore IPO was subscribed over 22 times, led by strong institutional demand.
Friday blockbuster for Jio IPO: Rs 7.4 lakh crore bids, 22x subscription
Jio Platforms has experienced a surge in demand for its initial public offering, garnering roughly ₹7.41 lakh crore in bids. The subscription soared to 22.19 times, mainly due to robust involvement from institutional investors, including domestic mutual funds and foreign entities. This enthusiasm contrasts with current trends in the secondary market, and shares are scheduled for listing on October 28, showcasing Jio's strides in the digital and telecommunications arenas.
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