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Market commentators discussed preferring Jio Platforms' upcoming IPO over Reliance Industries shares, calling Jio the high-growth part of the group
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- Bharti Airtel projected free cash flow
- 70,000 crores next year
- Large cap index 3-year return
- 40 percent
- Small-mid cap index 3-year return
- 80 percent
Heard on business television between 09:29:12 - 09:32:12 IST.
- Speaker said once Jio Platforms lists, holders of Reliance Industries would be better off selling RIL and buying Jio given it is the high-growth part of the group.
- Cited precedent of holding companies underperforming subsidiaries, e.g., Bajaj Finserv vs Bajaj Finance, and Tech Mahindra vs Mahindra & Mahindra.
- Said Jio's IPO and listing would be phenomenal, with money from large-cap stocks moving into Jio due to scarcity of growth among existing large caps.
- Added that telecom is a strong cash-generating business in India, with Bharti Airtel expected to generate free cash flow of 70,000 crore rupees next year.
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