Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co is acting as lead legal counsel to Jio Platforms as to Indian law.
Prashant Gupta, Partner and National Practice Head, Capital Markets at SAM, provided strategic inputs on the transaction.
The transaction is being led by Nikhil Naredi, Partner, along with Chinmay Sethia, Principal Associate; Tarun Srikanth, Principal Associate; Shruthi Hariharan, Senior Associate; and Sridutt Mishra, Senior Associate.
The team also included Associates Ankita Singh, Najeeb Din, Aryan Singh, Soundarya M, Dhanashree Singe, Avani Sharda, Gayathri Krishnan and Anshika Tyagi.
White & Case LLP is advising the book running lead managers on the proposed Rule 144A and Regulation S IPO.
The White & Case team is led by partners Rahul Guptan in London and Kaya Proudian in Singapore.
The team also includes partner Steven Gee in New York, local partner James Hsiao in Hong Kong, counsel Royston Tan in Hong Kong and associates Tarang Nagar, Ji Yang Lim, Daniel Park, Hassan Said and Yuning Zhou.
The DRHP also discloses that Rajagopal Venkatakrishnan was appointed General Counsel of Jio Platforms on June 1, 2026.
Venkatakrishnan, has been associated with the Reliance Group since 2015 and has more than three decades of experience
During Covid of 2020, Jio Platforms was busy in the fund raising mode by raising 1,52,056 crore within a span of 6 months. Facebook, Google, Qualcomm, Intel and some Private Equity Majors such as KKR, ADIA, TPG and SilverLake and others invested.
14 deals were stuck between April and July 2020. In most of the 14 Deals, AZB and Davis Polk were the lead lawyers for Reliance Jio.
The IPO is a fresh issue of up to 270 million equity shares of face value ₹10 each. While the DRHP does not disclose the price band or final issue size, Reuters has reported that Jio Platforms is looking to raise around $3.8 billion through the IPO, which could make it India’s largest public issue.