Chairman appeared emotional at the listing ceremony on Wednesday as his children, and , spoke about the company's journey, their family’s legacy and the people who helped build Jio.




Isha, Executive Director of Reliance Retail Ventures, and Anant, Executive Director of Reliance Industries, addressed the gathering as Jio marked a key milestone in its corporate journey.



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Jio Platforms made its stock market debut on Wednesday, listing at Rs 1,359 on the and , a premium of 21.36% over its IPO issue price of Rs 1,119 per share. The Rs 30,213-crore public issue is to date and values the Reliance Industries-backed at over Rs 10 lakh crore. The IPO was subscribed 22.19 times, with strong demand from institutional investors.



Isha Ambani recalls father's early days at Reliance


Isha recalled a recent family dinner during which Mukesh Ambani spoke about Reliance's first public offering in 1977, when he was 20 years old.




"A few evenings ago, at our dinner table, my father, Shri Mukesh Ambani, was remembering his days in 1977. He was 20 years old, working on Reliance's first public offering. My grandfather, Shri Dhirubhai Ambani, had decided to take Reliance to the people," she said.



She then highlighted Jio's financial performance, saying the company had reached significant scale in just 10 years.




"This year, Jio earned about $15.5 billion in revenue and about $8 billion in real earnings. Very few companies anywhere in the world have done this. That too in only 10 years. But behind every number is a customer. And to every customer, Jio aapne banaya. You welcomed it," she said.



‘We are here today because of you’: Isha's tribute to Mukesh Ambani


She spoke about her father's ability to see possibilities that others could not and his determination to turn ambitious ideas into reality.




"Again and again, my father has seen a future, others could not see yet. Again and again, my father has found the courage to build what others called impossible. And again and again, 100s of 1000000s of Indians have found new possibilities and ambition in his vision," she said.



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Isha said the family's belief in India's potential had remained unchanged across industries and decades.




"Different industries, different decades, the same faith in India, the same unshakeable conviction that our best is yet to come, and this is just the beginning," she said.




She then addressed her father directly, thanking him for his role in bringing the company to this milestone.




"To my father, Papa, with all I love and gratitude, thank you. We are here today because of you," she said.




Isha also spoke about the responsibility the next generation had towards investors and customers, saying the IPO was not an endpoint but a commitment to continue building the business.




"And today isn't a finish line. It isn't. It's a promise. Akash, Anant, and I renew my grandfather's promise to every investor and every customer."




"We will honour your trust with integrity, and we will keep building, because as my grandfather taught us, growth is life, and that is a promise," she said.




Her remarks came as marked its IPO listing, bringing the Ambani family's legacy and the company's next phase into focus.




Isha also spoke about her brother Akash Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Jio, and his commitment to building the business.




"Akash, for the last 13 years on this journey, I don't think you've come home a single night before midnight. I could not be prouder to be your sister," she said.



Anant Ambani: ‘Business is pooja’


Ahead of the listing, Anant began his address by thanking the people who had supported Jio.




"Let me begin with the one word that matters most today, gratitude. To the millions who believed in Jio and made this day possible," he said.



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He then compared the IPO listing ceremony to a religious ritual, describing the company's public offering as a moment of sharing its journey with the country.



"The bell at the exchange will ring for me like a temple bell because for me business is pooja and every pooja ends with prasad. Prasad is always shared. Today, Jio is shared with India," he stated.




Anant also spoke about the bond between the three siblings and their shared responsibility towards the family's vision.




"Today, Isha Didi, Akash Bhai and I stand before you as three bodies but one soul with one commitment to honour these dreams."




He concluded by referring to the values passed down through generations of the Ambani family.




"Reliance will keep dreaming new dreams, but its roots stay the same. My grandfather's dream, my grandmother's blessings, my father's guidance, and my mother's sanskar of humility and care," he said.