India Rich List 2023
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K.P. Ramasamy: Playing the long game in garment exports
K.P.R. Mill churns out 128 million garments annually—from sportswear to sleepwear—that end up on the clothes racks of international retailers such as H&M, Marks & Spencer and Walmart
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Landmark Group, now with Renuka Jagtiani at the helm, is in expansion mode
The group's founder retailing stalwart Micky Jagtiani died in May at age 71 after a prolonged illness. Renuka Jagtiani joined Landmark in 1993 and made her mark with Splash, a fast-fashion business that now has more than 200 stores in 11 countries in the Middle East and Africa
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Forbes India Rich List 2023: The top 20 billionaires are wealthier than the next 80 combined
The total wealth gap between the two groups is $127 billion, down from $296 billion last year
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Billionaires with diversified businesses top the Forbes India Rich List
Health care and information technology contribute the second- and third-highest number of billionaires to the list
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Forbes India Rich List 2023: Meet the newcomers and returnees on the list
There are three new entrants and seven returnees this year
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From Anil Agarwal to Byju Raveendran, here are the dropouts from the 2023 Rich List
Eight billionaires from the 2022 Rich List did not make it to the list this year
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It's Berger Vs Asian Paints, Havells Vs Polycab on the Forbes India Rich List 2023
In 2023, the net wealth of the Dhingra brothers totals $8.2 billion, a shade higher than the Dani family's at $8 billion, while Polycab India's Inder Jaisinghani has risen up 28 spots to rank 32
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Gautam Adani saw a 54 percent drop in his wealth in 2023; Polycab's Inder Jaisinghani gained a staggering 91 percent
Here's a look at the top wealth gainers and losers in the Forbes India Rich List 2023
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India's richest 100 see dramatic changes in net worth this year
A dramatic change in the pecking order at the top kept collective wealth flat
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Mukesh Ambani reclaims top spot on Forbes list of India's 100 Richest
India is riding high and is considered a hot spot by global investors. That buoyancy has made the elite club of India's 100 Richest even more exclusive this year, with the minimum net worth to make the cutoff rising to a record $2.3 billion