India Readies for Largest-Ever IPO
Jio Platforms, backed by Meta and Google, is due to list on Wednesday. Here’s what to watch in the offering.
Jio Platforms, backed by Meta and Google, is due to list on Wednesday. Here’s what to watch in the offering.
Upside
– $LQDA +41.0% ($380.7M global settlement resolves six lawsuits and preserves uninterrupted YUTREPIA commercialization)
– $TCRT +25.5% (completed Velaris acquisition and secured an approximately $350M private placement to fund development through 2029)
– $VSTM +11.0% (VS-7375 produced a 50% confirmed response rate in eight second-line pancreatic-cancer patients, with FDA alignment on a Phase 3 plan)
– $ENVX +10.0% (received a 100,000-battery drone order and reported preliminary Q3 revenue above guidance)
– $BLK +5.0% (Q3 beat as $205B of net inflows and strong organic base-fee growth topped expectations)
– $ACN +4.0% (investor day targets)
Downside
– $BMEA -20.0% (Phase 1 BMF-650 weight-loss data disappointed investors despite no severe or serious treatment-emergent events)
– $STT -8.5% (Q3 EPS was roughly in line, but revenue missed and fee revenue declined sequentially)
– $FAST -4.5% (Q3 revenue came in slightly light and the 2026 device-signings target was trimmed despite an EPS beat and better operating margin)
– $BAC -4.5% (Q3 adjusted EPS and revenue missed as a $1.2B regulatory-settlement charge weighed on results)
– $HPE -4.5%, NTAP -4.0%, DELL -3.0% (Barclays downgrades the hardware names to Equal Weight, citing valuation and a lack of meaningful AI-driven growth inflection)
– $CRWV -4.0% (no clear fresh company-specific catalyst identified; unusually large premarket move)
Position: None
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