Four overseas corporate bodies hold substantial stake in VG Siddhartha's Coffee Day Enterprises with or 22.35 per cent shares between them. Out of them, NLS Mauritius LLC holds the maximum 10.61 per cent shares of the company

CCD owner and founder VG Siddhartha became a full-time investor in the stock market and also owned 10,000 acres of coffee farms by 1985. As years go by, his wealth doubled with the liberalisation of coffee trading in the 1990s.

CCD founder VG Siddhartha disappears: Biocon MD Kiran Mazumdar Shaw said that it is a shocking and sad end to a quiet and unassuming pioneer.

Tech Mahindra Q1 results: Consolidated revenue from operations increased by 4.6 per cent to Rs 8,653 crore in Q1FY20 as compared to Rs 8,276.30 crore in Q1FY19

VG Siddhartha missing: CCD founder's letter says there was a lot of \"harassment from the previous DG income tax in the formed of attachment of his shares to block his Mindtree deal\"

VG Siddhartha missing: CCD founder VG Siddhartha went missing on Monday evening under suspicious circumstances. A letter, allegedly written by him, claims he was under pressure over his failure to create a profitable business

VG Siddhartha missing: In the letter Siddhartha has said that he fought for a long time but eventually gave up as he could not take any more pressure.

CCD owner VG Siddhartha missing: Siddhartha's company Coffee Day, that listed on the exchange in November 2015, had a gross debt of around Rs 6,547.38 crore as on March 2019, says the CMIE data

IBC has delivered exceptional value for Binani Cement, Essar Steel & Bhushan Steel; in the choice between the airline and Naresh Goyal, lenders must prejudice themselves in favour of the airline

Apart from the profits on sale of his 20.41% stake to L&T which amounts to Rs 2,858.74 crores, the CCD founder has also earned close to Rs 180 crores just through dividends from Mindtree in the last decad