Upcoming Reliance Group IPO

Upcoming SME

About Upcoming Reliance Group

Reliance Retail Ventures was founded in 2006 and become one of the most renowned companies for great value to customers, suppliers, and shareholders. Its network of stores offers a sustainable and worthwhile shopping experience, supported by advanced technology and a smooth supply chain. Due to due to internal operational issues this IPO is postponed and might be launching in 2025. According to sources, in this IPO 8-10 % stakes might be sold in order to fund expansion. From sources, if RRVL sells about 20% of its stake, so 5% goes to the public, and the IPO size is nearly $5 billion or ₹41,000 crore at the current valuation. This became one of the leading firms, it was founded on 15 Feb 2007 and now Jio runs a nationwide LTE network covering all 22 telecom regions in India. It provides 5G, 4G, and 4G+ services across the country, and is also working on launching 6G services. This also preparing for an IPO With a target valuation of over ₹40 crore ($120 billion), and it could be India’s biggest IPO ever. This would be listed on the NSE and BSE stock exchanges.

Upcoming Reliance Group IPO — Quick Take

Upcoming Reliance Group is preparing a sme offering. The SME issue is in the upcoming pipeline with dates yet to be finalised.

Reliance Retail Ventures was founded in 2006 and become one of the most renowned companies for great value to customers, suppliers, and shareholders. Its network of stores offers a sustainable and worthwhile shopping experience, supported by advanced technology and a smooth supply chain.

All figures below — GMP history, subscription tiers, financials and peers — are aggregated from public disclosures. Always apply through your own broker after reading the RHP.

By IPO Cracker Editorial Team · Editorial Policy · Data Sources Last updated: May 21, 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions

You can apply for Upcoming Reliance Group SME IPO online during the open subscription window through any UPI-enabled broker app (Zerodha, Groww, Upstox, Angel One, ICICI Direct, HDFC Securities, or any SEBI-registered broker), or via your bank's ASBA-enabled net banking. Steps: (1) Open your broker app or your bank's ASBA portal. (2) Search for Upcoming Reliance Group in the IPO section — the issue must be in the Open window to apply. (3) Enter your bid: select the number of lots (minimum 1 lot) and bid at the cut-off price for the highest retail allotment chance. (4) Approve the UPI mandate that arrives on your bidding bank account — this blocks the application amount until allotment, and the funds stay in your account until shares are allotted. Allotment is finalized within 3 working days of the close date. See our How to Apply for an IPO guide for step-by-step screenshots, and the ASBA vs UPI Mandate explainer for how the payment block works.

Consider the IPO's GMP trend, subscription demand, financial health and industry valuation before applying. Full breakdown is available on this page. For how our scoring works, see our How We Recommend guide. This is informational and not investment advice — consult a SEBI-registered advisor.

Understanding Grey Market Premium (GMP)

The Grey Market Premium (GMP) is an unofficial indicator of how an IPO's shares are trading in the grey market before they are officially listed on a stock exchange. It reflects investor sentiment and demand for the IPO shares ahead of listing day.

How does it work? The grey market is an informal, over-the-counter market where investors buy and sell IPO shares before the official listing date. If an IPO has a positive GMP, it suggests that investors expect the stock to list above its issue price. A negative GMP indicates expectations of a listing below the issue price.

Example: If an IPO has an issue price of ₹100 and the GMP is ₹50, the expected listing price would be approximately ₹150 (issue price + GMP). This translates to an estimated listing gain of 50%.

Factors that influence GMP:

Subscription levels — Higher subscription typically drives GMP up
Market conditions — Bullish markets tend to boost GMP across all IPOs
Company fundamentals — Strong financials and growth potential attract premium
Industry sentiment — Positive outlook for the sector can increase demand
IPO pricing — Reasonably priced IPOs relative to peers tend to command higher GMP

Disclaimer: GMP is an unofficial metric from the grey market and is not regulated by SEBI or any stock exchange. GMP values fluctuate frequently and should not be the sole basis for investment decisions. Always consider company fundamentals, financial health, and your own risk appetite before investing in any IPO.