Dikhyaa Mohanty 
The Forbes lists of India’s 10 richest billionaires are out were Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani topped the list with a net worth of $84.5 billion.
Even in the Covid situation, Ambani managed to accomplished a fundraising achievement that obtained around $35 billion through many deals which helped to achieve his target of defeating his flagship Reliance Industries’ net debt to zero by 2021.
According to the official statement of Forbes Ambani also sold a third of telecom unit Jio to marquee investors such as Facebook and Google and offloaded 10 per cent of Reliance Retail to private equity firms such as KKR and General Atlantic, plus achieved a $7.3 billion rights issue of Reliance shares.
Adani Group Chief Gautam Adani was termed as the second richest billionaire according to the Forbes list of India’s 10 richest billionaires. He has already expanded the group’s business and also has taken a notable share in India’s airport management and operations business which has a net worth of $50.5 billion.
As per the report, Adani procured a 74 percent stake in Mumbai International Airport and he has also sold 20 percent in his listed renewables firm, Adani Green Energy, to French energy giant Total for $2.5 billion.
After Ambani and Adani, as per the Forbes list of India’s 10 Richest Billionaires 2021, the third richest Indian is HCL founder Shiv Nadar with a net worth of $23.5 billion. Avenue Supermarts’ founder Radhakishan Damani ($16.5 billion) and Kotak Mahindra Bank MD Uday Kotak ($15.9 billion) took the fourth and fifth spot on the list.
The Forbes lists of India’s 10 richest billionaires are out were Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani topped the list with a net worth of $84.5 billion.
Even in the Covid situation, Ambani managed to accomplished a fundraising achievement that obtained around $35 billion through many deals which helped to achieve his target of defeating his flagship Reliance Industries’ net debt to zero by 2021.
According to the official statement of Forbes Ambani also sold a third of telecom unit Jio to marquee investors such as Facebook and Google and offloaded 10 per cent of Reliance Retail to private equity firms such as KKR and General Atlantic, plus achieved a $7.3 billion rights issue of Reliance shares.
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Adani Group Chief Gautam Adani was termed as the second richest billionaire according to the Forbes list of India’s 10 richest billionaires. He has already expanded the group’s business and also has taken a notable share in India’s airport management and operations business which has a net worth of $50.5 billion.
As per the report, Adani procured a 74 per cent stake in Mumbai International Airport and he has also sold 20 per cent in his listed renewables firm, Adani Green Energy, to French energy giant Total for $2.5 billion.
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After Ambani and Adani, as per the Forbes list of India’s 10 Richest Billionaires 2021, the third richest Indian is HCL founder Shiv Nadar with a net worth of $23.5 billion. Avenue Supermarts’ founder Radhakishan Damani ($16.5 billion) and Kotak Mahindra Bank MD Uday Kotak ($15.9 billion) took the fourth and fifth spot on the list.
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