Mukesh Ambani and Reliance Industries are working on “Project Jupiter,” a set of steps aimed at enabling Jio Platforms Ltd. to pursue a major stock market listing in India. According to reporting, Ambani told shareholders last August that Jio Platforms would seek a public listing in the first half of 2026. Multiple outlets describe the effort as largely ongoing behind the scenes, including preparations to address regulatory requirements and to position the company to attract strategic investors ahead of an IPO. The coverage characterizes the project as part of Reliance’s broader efforts to pave the way for what would be India’s biggest IPO, should the listing proceed on the proposed timeline. While details of specific transactions and regulatory approvals are not fully laid out in the provided excerpts, both sources frame Project Jupiter as focused on overcoming hurdles and building the conditions needed for a future listing of Jio Platforms. The companies have not been presented as announcing final terms or confirmation of the IPO beyond the stated intention to seek a listing in early 2026.