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Jio Platforms up 27.8% since IPO listing but how RIL, Jio Fin, Alok Ind, Network 18, Lotus shares fared in 3 years?
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Jio Platforms up 27.8% since IPO listing but how RIL, Jio Fin, Alok Ind, Network 18, Lotus shares fared in 3 years?

Added to Nesh: 1/11/2026, 6:12:27 am · Finance

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Jio Platforms made a strong stock market debut, listing 21.26% above its IPO price and rising 27.8%. Other Reliance group stocks have had mixed results over three years: Reliance Industries was nearly flat, Network18 fell sharply, while Lotus Chocolate gained 88%.

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