Archive · 25 Oct 2025
RJio Aims for Higher Valuation Ahead of IPO
RJio, a telecom company, is planning to go public and wants to be worth a lot of money.
They're aiming to raise the average amount they earn from each customer (ARPU).
This means they might increase prices on phone and internet plans, which could help them increase valuation.
Financial analysts think RJio's ARPU could hit ₹220 or higher by raising tariffs.
Some experts think if prices increase too much, RJio could lose customers.
To achieve goals, the company might try different plans to increase customer base, to further substantiate valuation, as the next step.
RJio seeks valuation of $140-150 billion ahead of its IPO.
The company plans to boost ARPU through tariff hikes and data usage.
Analysts expect tariff hikes to start in early 2026, aiming for ₹220 or higher.
Motilal Oswal forecasts revenue and EBITDA increases from FY25-28.
Experts suggest RJio could adjust tariffs but risks losing market share if raised excessively.
- Who
- RJio (Reliance Jio)
- What
- Seeking a higher valuation before its IPO and aiming to boost Average Revenue Per User (ARPU).
- When
- Next year (IPO), Tariff hikes starting December 2025.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To achieve a higher valuation for the IPO.
- Company
- RJio (Reliance Jio)
- Valuation Goal
- $140-150 billion
- IPO Timeframe
- Next year
- ARPU Target
- ₹220 or higher
- Anticipated Tariff Hikes
- Starting December 2025