Third-generation entrepreneur Parth Jindal displays nerves of steel, makes concrete plans to create brands out of commodities, and gives JSW Group a sporting makeover with a fresh lick of paint
Early 2018. Mumbai. Three big guys were seated comfortably at the lunch table. On one of the middling afternoons in February, Sajjan Jindal, Seshagiri Rao and Jayant Acharya huddled for the mid-day meal, which the trio had been having together for years. Usually, the afternoon spread was also the time when the three—group chairman of JSW Group, group CFO and joint managing director and CEO of JSW Steel, respectively—would have something else on their plate: A quick informal, mini update on top business developments.
(This story appears in the 08 March, 2024 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)