<div id="readability-page-1">MUMBAI, May 11 (Reuters) - Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Platforms has pivoted to a pure fundraise for its planned Mumbai listing, dropping earlier plans that would have allowed some shareholders to exit, two sources said. &#34;Given the uncertainty in markets due to the situation in West Asia, investors have chosen to stay invested in the company rather than use the IPO as an exit opportunity,&#34; one of the sources said. Ambani's ​Jio Platforms, which houses the world's second-largest telecom company by users after China Mobile , counts Meta, Google and Vista Equity Partners among its investors. (Reporting by Aditya Kalra and Vibhuti Sharma; Editing by Sonali Paul)</div>

印度億萬富翁穆凱什·安巴尼的 Reliance Jio Platforms 已將其 IPO 策略轉變為專注於籌集資金，放棄了之前允許股東退出的計劃。此決定是在與西亞局勢相關的市場不確定性中做出的，導致投資者更傾向於繼續投資，而不是將 IPO 作為退出機會

Ambani's Jio Platforms IPO pivots to pure fundraise, no investor exits, sources say

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消息人士稱，安巴尼的 Jio Platforms 首次公開募股轉為純籌資，不涉及投資者退出