Special Report
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Masterclass: How to build profitable unicorns, by Mamaearth's Ghazal and Varun Alagh and Infra.Market's Aaditya Sharda and Souvik Sengupta
India is a 100-plus strong unicorn club but boasts of only a handful of profitable unicorns. As funding bounties dry up, the importance of strong fundamentals, positive cash flows, and profits over valuations are at the forefront once again. Unicorn club isn't the goal it's a starting point for entrepreneurs. In this discussion watch Infra.Market cofounders Aaditya Sharda and Souvik Sengupta and Mamaearth cofounders Varun and Ghazal Alagh talk about how they built profitable unicorns
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I don't invest in businesses or stories I don't understand: Alia Bhatt at Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow
Alia Bhatt recently spoke at the Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow event about her entrepreneurship goals, her idea of investment, Ed-a-mamma, her boutique production house, and what she looks for in a brand before she invests in it. The actor-turned-producer-turned-entrepreneur-investor wears many hats and she brought all her avatars to the Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow stage. For her, the story of the brand, its vision and people are what she invests in. Watch her talk about money, investing, brand building, brand endorsements, movies, production, and more
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Tycoons of Tomorrow 2021-2022 gala event: Celebrating poise, power, potential
The second edition of Forbes India Tycoons of Tomorrow saw a gala night like no other. From unicorn makers such as Varun and Ghazal Alagh of Mamaearth to legacy entrepreneurs such as Kairav Engineer of Astral Pipes to Bollywood stars Such as Alia Bhatt arrived at the platform that recognised and celebrated the superstars of tomorrow
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How Jai and Anuj Agarwal built Gyan Dairy into a milk behemoth
Gyan has marked the eastern region of India's most populous state as the geography of its dominance in the daily market but it didn't come without its challenges
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From mere Rs 4,500 to Rs 1,300 crore: How Bipin Hadvani built Gopal Snacks
Rajkot's Gopal Snacks makes ready-to-eat packaged snacks across seven plants in Gujarat, Maharashtra and Rajasthan, and is the second biggest player in the segment in Gujarat after Balaji
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After winning Gujarat with the quirky Gaay Chhap Besan, Bhagwati Group brings 'Uphaar' for global market
In the last two decades, Bhagwati Group scaled from Rs 42 crore to Rs 1,100 crore in revenue, thanks to their brands Gaay Chhap Besan and Uttam. Now the Patels betting big on export brands Kemchho and Uphaar
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