Indian Tycoon Gautam Adani Surpasses Bezos & Musk’s Wealth Gains

This first-generation entrepreneur has managed to surpass the net worth of the reigning richest people of 2021, Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos, during an otherwise financially critical year for most businesses.

Up $33.8 billion dollars from last year, Gautam Adani, a “Sindhis” or modernly called Indian Tycoon, has struck gold with investors excited about his conglomerate of ports-to-power plants, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

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All but one of the Adani group’s stocks have enjoyed 50% growth this year alone. With the addition of ports, airports, coal mines, and data centers in India, Adani has blanketed Asian competitors, formerly the richest on the continent self-made billionaire Mukesh Ambani. One executive shared his analysis of Adani’s skyrocketing results on the market, crediting the group’s consistency in expansion within businesses that are immune to market fluctuations. CEO and founder of Nyka Advisory Services, Sunil Chandiramani, also explained how Adani’s appetite for technology — where both Bezos and Musk flourish — is duly noted by entry into their data centers business.

Under Adani Enterprises Ltd., the group has been introduced to the data world by signing on to develop 1 gigawatt of data center capacity in India just last month. Alongside Adani Total Gas Ltd., Adani Transmission Ltd., Adani Power Ltd., Adani Energy Ltd., and Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. have each witnessed the tremendous success of over 321% collectively.

Adani’s rapid growth can be described by its persistence and determination especially while the Tycoon proceeds against criticism of his controversial Australian coal project, Carmichael.

According to Forbes, Adani dropped out of college rebuffing his father’s textile shop to set up a commodities export firm in 1988. Not one to shy away from the opposition, another milestone in Adani’s ever-increasing empire came in July 2019 after a nine-year wait for approval to begin work at the Australian coal mine. Just last year, Adani also made major progress in acquiring a 74% stake in the second busiest airport of India, the Mumbai International Airport.

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Now the 26th richest person in the world, Gautam Adani is a prime example of how technology is a top growing industry and is worth major investment for those declining businesses in need of a structural revival. Adani’s local forerunning contender, Reliance Industries’ Chairman Mukesh Ambani, is currently the 10th richest person in the world with a net worth of $84.8 billion, after adding $8.05 billion of wealth so far in 2021.

In cahoots with Google’s founder, Amazon, Tesla, and Reliance and Adani’s oil and energy-based conglomerates both have much to gain by intermingling their wealth with tech giants. Green and solar initiatives are prime places to begin the shift.

Sources: Yahoo Finance, India TV News, Forbes

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