Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal is India’s second largest self-made entrepreneur! According to Huron India, Zomato’s valuation has seen a phenomenal 190% rise to Rs 2,51,900 crore, making its CEO Deepinder Goyal India’s second most valuable self-made entrepreneur. Positioned as a personality.
Swiggy leaders Sri Harsha Majati and Nandan Reddy follow closely at the third position. According to a report by ET, Swiggy, after its public listing this year, showed a 52% increase in valuation over last year, crossing Rs 1 lakh crore.
Top 10 Self-Made Entrepreneurs of Millennials: Huron’s List
Avenue Supermarts founder Radha Kishan Damani retains his top position in IDFC FIRST Private & Hurun India’s Top 200 Self-made Entrepreneurs of Millenia 2024 rankings, with his company worth Rs 3.4 lakh crore, showing a 44% year-on-year growth. is
MakeMyTrip co-founders Deep Kalra and Rajesh Magu took the fourth spot with a valuation of Rs 99,300 crore.
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Abhay Sui, chairman and managing director of Max Healthcare Institute, is at the fourth position, with a net worth of Rs 96,100 crore. His journey includes securing JP Morgan funding for Radiant Life Care, transforming hospitals in Delhi and Mumbai. In 2019, KKR-backed Radiant Life Care acquired 49.7% of Max Healthcare from Life Healthcare.
Policy Bazaar founders Yashish Dahiya and Alok Bansal joined the top 10, reaching Rs 78,600 crore, a 128% increase over last year. shows, along with a 36% increase in revenue.
The list includes prominent figures from Dream11, Zerodha, Razorpay, and Nykaa.
Anas Rahman Junaid, MD and Chief Researcher, Huron India, highlighted the total business value of these entrepreneurs at Rs 431 billion, which is 25% of the value of India’s 200 most valuable family businesses, established in the last 24 years. Despite being compared to the latter’s 69 years. average existence.
After 2020, companies have achieved a combined valuation of Rs 69,400 crore. Employee benefits rose to Rs 54,000 crore from Rs 49,000 crore, reflecting investment in workforce development.
The top ten includes non-unicorn companies such as Avenue Supermarts, Zomato, Max Healthcare Institute, Macme Trip, Policy Bazaar, and Naika, which have their core operations in Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Gurugram.