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Gautam Adani briefly becomes world's second richest man again: Report

According to the Forbes list, Adani has a net worth is $156.3 billion ( ₹12.44 lakh crore) and is ahead of Louis Vitton's Bernard Arnault and Jeff Bezos. Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani continues to occupy the eighth spot with a wealth of $92 billion.

Updated on: Sep 20, 2022, 13:29:52 IST
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Billionaire tycoon Gautam Adani briefly reclaimed the second spot on the global billionaires list of Bloomberg and Forbes, . Later, Louis Vitton boss Arnault regained the second spot.

Gautam Adani recently completed a $6.5 billion acquisition of cement firms Ambuja Cements and ACC, and now has set his eyes on doubling cement manufacturing capacity and become the most profitable manufacturer in the country.
Gautam Adani recently completed a $6.5 billion acquisition of cement firms Ambuja Cements and ACC, and now has set his eyes on doubling cement manufacturing capacity and become the most profitable manufacturer in the country.

Last week, the Adani Group chairman had become the world's second richest man for a brief period before being pipped to the third spot again.

According to the Forbes list, Adani has a net worth is $156.3 billion ( 12.44 lakh crore) and is ahead of Louis Vitton's Bernard Arnault and Jeff Bezos. Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani continues to occupy the eighth spot with a wealth of $92 billion. Tesla founder Elon Musk continues to be the world's richest man with a net worth of $277 billion ( 22.05 lakh crore).

The 60-year-old tycoon recently completed a $6.5 billion acquisition of cement firms Ambuja Cements and ACC, and now has set his eyes on doubling cement manufacturing capacity and become the most profitable manufacturer in the country.

According to reports, the company has earmarked 500 crore from its IPO for purchases. The additional funding will come from internal accruals and 3000 crore of planned capital expenditure from next April, Bloomberg reported.

 
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