JSW One Platforms Ltd has filed draft papers with SEBI for a Rs 3,054 crore IPO, including a fresh share issue and an Offer for Sale. The funds will be allocated to marketing, technology upgrades, and corporate initiatives.
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JSW One Platforms Pursues Rs 3,054 Crore IPO to Fuel Growth
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RDU Global Correspondent
Markets & IPOs Desk
Mumbai, India Sept 26, 2026•4 min read
JSW One Platforms Ltd has filed draft papers with SEBI for a Rs 3,054 crore IPO, including a fresh share issue and an Offer for Sale. The funds will be allocated to marketing, technology upgrades, and corporate initiatives.
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