Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani is mobilizing Reliance Industries' huge employee base to raise market attention on the major IPO of the Jio platform, the group's telecom and digital business subsidiary. The company even paid part of the salary in advance to allow employees to obtain investable capital. According to people familiar with the matter, the integrated group has contacted most of the group's nearly 420,000 employees to encourage them to participate in this $3.2 billion IPO. People familiar with the matter said that Reliance will pay October salaries about 15 days earlier than usual to provide funds for employees; the company did not tell employees the reason for early salary payments. This move shows that Ambani is fully committed to the success of what is expected to be the largest listing in Indian history. The Group has built Jio for many years, making it one of India's leading digital companies, and this IPO also has an opportunity for hundreds of thousands of employees and their families to become shareholders. People familiar with the matter said that the honest mobilisation was more than informing employees about the offering. The relevant team asked the employees and their families whether they had electronic stock trading accounts, and encouraged those without accounts to open accounts. A representative from Reliance Industries has yet to comment.

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