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Indian Beverage Heir Builds For Tomorrow Amid The Cola Wars
Varun Jaipuria, executive vice chairman of Varun Beverages, PepsiCo’s second biggest franchise bottler outside the U.S., has stepped up on all fronts as emerging rivals, such as Campa Cola, owned by Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Consumer Products, turn on the heat.
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Next Generation Drives Growth At India’s Storied Godrej Industries Group
In August, Pirojsha Godrej took on the mantle of chairperson of Godrej Industries Group.
Forbes Staff
Aerospace Engineer Behind Maker Of Precision Metal Parts Joins The Ranks Of India’s Richest
Krishna Chivukula debuts on India’s 100 richest list at No. 66 with a $4.4 billion fortune stemming from his 78% stake in Bangalore-based Indo-MIM.
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Why Indian Billionaires Are Pouring Big Bucks Into Cricket
Today, nearly all ten of the teams in the Indian Premier League have billionaire owners.
Forbes Staff
AI Reckoning Weighs On Fortunes Of India’s Tech Billionaires
With skittish investors driving down shares of Indian IT firms, billionaires whose fortunes are tied to the sector have all seen their net worths take a hit.
Forbes Staff
The Billionaires Backing India’s Massive AI Infrastructure Buildout
The race to make India a data center hub geared up this year as Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani made multibillion-dollar pledges to support a nationwide buildout.
Forbes Staff
Near Century-Old Indian Biscuit Maker Parle Seeks To Unlock Value In IPO
Parle Products, which is owned by Vijay Chauhan and his family and makes India’s hugely popular Parle G glucose biscuits, is preparing to go public.
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India’s 100 Richest 2026: Tycoons’ Wealth Holds Firm At $1 Trillion; Gautam Adani Reclaims No.1 Spot
Collective net worth remains unchanged despite stock market decline and a weaker rupee. Infrastructure magnate Adani is the richest after three years at No.2.
Contributor
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Billionaire Data Center Builder Insists There’s No AI Bubble
Despite NIMBY pushback, a threat to humanity and delays, data centers are ‘going to get built,’ insists billionaire Bob Clark, whose fortune quadrupled in three years.
Senior Editor
He Nearly Fumbled His Business Due To Drinking — Now He Owns A $7 Billion Concrete Empire
After growing up in a trailer park, struggling with alcohol and getting “saved by God,” Mike Hollingshead built America’s largest ready-mix concrete producer.
ByMatt Durot,
Deputy Editor