Anand Burman
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Age64
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Earnings$ 5.85 Billion
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Source of earningsConsumer goods
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Marital StatusMarried
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Children2
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ResidenceDelhi
#15 India Rich List 2016
#16 India Rich List Rank 2015
#18 India Rich List Rank 2014
#17 India Rich List Rank 2013
Five branches of the Burman clan, which he heads, share the wealth, the bulk of which is derived from a 68% stake in the $1.3 billion (revenue) consumer-goods firm Dabur. The company reported a rise in revenue, mainly from growing demand for its hair oils, toothpaste, packaged juices and home-care products. Dabur is developing 2 Ayurvedic drugs, for malaria and diabetes, in partnership with the Indian government.
India Rich List 2016
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