Last week we spoke about how Jio Platforms, the holding company of India’s largest mobile telephone operator, has become a “platform to bring together global private equity firms”. In the space of less than a month, the privately held firm had announced 10 new rounds of investment, raising ₹1.04 trillion ($13.6 billion) in the process. Now the proverbial cricket (or football, or hockey) team of investments is complete, with Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund
India's largest company doesn't want to owe money
India's largest company doesn't want to owe…
India's largest company doesn't want to owe money
Last week we spoke about how Jio Platforms, the holding company of India’s largest mobile telephone operator, has become a “platform to bring together global private equity firms”. In the space of less than a month, the privately held firm had announced 10 new rounds of investment, raising ₹1.04 trillion ($13.6 billion) in the process. Now the proverbial cricket (or football, or hockey) team of investments is complete, with Saudi Arabian sovereign wealth fund