Continuing with our series on India's New Business Dynasties, we feature Rana Kapoor who gave up a top notch banker's job to set up his own bank. Today, YES Bank has revenues of Rs 2,369 crore and a market capitalisation of Rs 9,500 crore.
Thirteen years ago, BT compiled a list of 50 top business families. If a similar list is compiled today, it would have a host of names that had not been heard of then.
Short profiles of some of the biggest and most innovative entrepreneurs.
Havells, which Qimat Rai Gupta bought for Rs 7 lakh in 1971, is now the fourth-largest lighting company in the world.
After working with the Tata Group for 33 years, Vishambhar Saran quit to build a Rs 5,000 crore conglomerate.
Having turned Allcargo into a Rs 2,600 crore giant, Shashi Kiran Shetty now wants to go global.
Once TV's first family, the Balaji Group now makes hit films.
The GVK Group employs many professionals, but G.V.K. Reddy always has the last word.
Deepak Puri's Moser Baer has grown into the world's second largest producer of blank compact discs
As part of our series on India's new business dynasties we feature Capt. G.R. Gopinath of Deccan Charters Ltd. Having begun in 1997 along with friend Capt K J Samuel with a single leased helicopter - operating out of a small office in Bangalore, he has since grown into a mature business with a fleet of 13 choppers and three aircraft.
Continuing with our series on India's New Business Dynasties, we feature Adani Group's Gautam Adani. The 48-year-old chairman is building an integrated operation in power, oil and gas, and agriculture.
G.M. Rao cements a structure around his business and family to make sure they stay together even after he is gone.





