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INDIAN Entrepreneurs Group 2 Name Roll No. Sameer Ashar 03 Ravindra Chhangani 11 Ramesh Mallya 30 Sameer Vichare 59 Vipul Bhandari 62

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INDIAN Entrepreneurs

Group 2Name Roll No.

Sameer Ashar 03Ravindra Chhangani

11

Ramesh Mallya 30Sameer Vichare 59Vipul Bhandari 62

Born on: 5th July 1960

Profession: Investor and trader

Qualifications: CA

Source of Wealth: Self Made Investments,

Company : Rare Enterprises

Net Worth: $ 1.9 Billion

Forbes List: Rank 51 in India

A brief introduction

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala

Early InvestmentHe started his career in 1985 when the BSE Sensex was at

150.

He made his first big profit of Rs 0.5 million in Tata Tea (1986)

His first major successful bet was iron mining company Sesa Goa.

Other Investment with Huge profits in TITAN / CRISIL / LUPIN

Failure in Silver / Orchid Chemical / RNRL & Loss of 30 Milion on Private Equity (unlisted )

Investment Philosophy

He endorses the rule, "the trend is your friend.”

Betting on Different Sector

His investment philosophy says "Buy right and hold tight".

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala portfolio which is worth Rs. 7261 crores as of 12 August 2014, you will find that just 5 stocks make up 80 % of the portfolio, comprising Rs. 5808 crores in value.

5 Learning's from RJ Buy for long term

Believe in India’s growth story

Search for Value

Invest only in what you know

Success comes from failure

“Barber who turned Billionaire”

Early Life:Born in poor familyHis father died when he was

7 years oldBarber shopMother used to work as cookThe Barber shop rented to

his uncle – Rs. 5/dayRamesh completed his PU

level and later completed to Diploma in Electronics

Mr. Ramesh Babu

Breaking Point• During Nineties, he took over the Barber shop from his

uncle

• Mornings he will be at saloon and evenings at college & again return to saloon

• Breakthrough Idea He bought a used Maruti Van - used to lie

idle most of the time – 1994

Nandini – Mother’s employer – gave an idea of renting out Maruti Van – Intel

Between 1994 and 2004, he bought seven more cars and rented them out too

One way street to success

In 2004, he decided to enter the luxury car segment – Biggest risk

He bought a Mercedes Benz for a cost of Rs 42 lakh (Rs 4.2 million) - Bank Loan and Rolls Royce in 2011

Biggest Challenge

Paid three crores in road taxes – borrowed from some people and put up some property documents

Ramesh now own a fleet of 154+ luxury cars

Annual turnover is over 10 crores

Learning's from Ramesh BabuHonestyNever give upWilling to take riskBelieve in yourselfWork hard. Be Humble. Anything else is

just luck

Early Days

Mr. Sanjay GaikwadB.E.(Chem) from UDCT,MBA from JB, Mumbai University

Joined the Zee Group’s IT department.

Spearheaded the 1998 Zee Cine Awards

Digitization of ZEE Group

Conceived the idea of online lotteryand successfully operationalised

'Playwin'- India's first online lottery

Now Showing: UFO SightingsFounded Valuable Group with Mr. Narendra Hete in 2004

Founded UFO Moviez India Ltd. in 2005,currently the world’s largest satellitenetworked digital cinema chain.

Virtually eliminated the problem of piracy

The UFO Has LandedAcquired Disney’s Moviebeam in 2008Low-cost 3D technology

EduBeam

Club X

Credited with revolutionizing the way movies are distributed and exhibited.

PP Sohrab Godrej Award for Science and Technology, 2014

Maxell Award Winner - 2014 - EXCELLENCE IN INNOVATION

GURU MANTRAAlways create a new market system without disrupting the existing chain.

I wanted to challenge the way things are working. That will give you opportunity for innovation.

I don’t know how to innovate technology, but I use technology innovatively.

The journey never stops.

Mahasay Dharmapal Gulati

• Born: 27th March, 1923 in Sialkot (Pakistan)

• Schooling: 5th class pass out

• India after partition: Rs.1,500 Investment

• Started business with Tanga (Horse-Drawn Carriage)

• TWO ANNAs for a ride

• commitment to humanity and community

• serving his customers through pure and quality products

Mahasay Dharmapal Gulati

• Deggi Mirchi wale to MDH: A brand extension

• Birth of MDH ( Mahashian Di Hatti )

• Wooden khokha (Shop/ Hatti): 14ft x 9 ft

• Business of ground spices:

• 4 lakh dealers, 50 products etc.

• CSR activities: School, Hospitals, Trust

• The Magic of Thinking Big

• "Give to the world the best you can, and the best will come back to you automatically“

Mahasay Dharmapal Gulati

Learning from Mahashay Dharmapalji

• Treating customer as King

• Simple approach yet big thinking

• commitment to humanity and community

• Hard work and the intention to serve

• Perfect branding with competitive marketing