An empirical study of largest FDI acquisition in the technology sector: evidence from deal of Jio and Facebook

This paper tries to analyse the impact of the acquisition announcement of Jio by Facebook on the volatility of stock returns of Jio Platform Ltd. The study has been divided into three periods, pre-period, post-period, and whole period. The paper used the GARCH (1, 1) model to conclusively analyse the change in volatility after the acquisition of the company and the asymmetric EGARCH model to capture the leverage effect. The study results infer that the coefficient of the ARCH and GARCH model (α + β) becomes 1(0.11 + 0.89) in the post period which implies that volatility is persistent during the period. The leverage effect is evident in the study as the variance coefficient is negative in all periods and statistically significant which implies that every price change responds asymmetrically to the positive and negative news in the market. Thus, it can be concluded that the announcement has a significant favourable influence.

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International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging Economies
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1504/ijepee.2025.146154
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International Business and FDI
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An empirical study of largest FDI acquisition in the technology sector: evidence from deal of Jio and Facebook

Isha Gupta, Naliniprava Tripathy, T. V. Raman
International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging Economies
International Business and FDI
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An empirical study of largest FDI acquisition in the technology sector: evidence from deal of Jio and Facebook

Isha Gupta, Naliniprava Tripathy, T. V. Raman
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This paper tries to analyse the impact of the acquisition announcement of Jio by Facebook on the volatility of stock returns of Jio Platform Ltd. The study has been divided into three periods, pre-period, post-period, and whole period. The paper used the GARCH (1, 1) model to conclusively analyse the change in volatility after the acquisition of the company and the asymmetric EGARCH model to capture the leverage effect. The study results infer that the coefficient of the ARCH and GARCH model (α + β) becomes 1(0.11 + 0.89) in the post period which implies that volatility is persistent during the period. The leverage effect is evident in the study as the variance coefficient is negative in all periods and statistically significant which implies that every price change responds asymmetrically to the positive and negative news in the market. Thus, it can be concluded that the announcement has a significant favourable influence.

International Journal of Economic Policy in Emerging EconomiesVol. 21(2)
Amity University (IN), Indian Institute of Management Shillong (IN), Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Pilani (IN)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
International Business and FDI
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