
Radhakishan Damani
About Radhakishan Damani
Veteran Mumbai investor Radhakishan Damani became India's retail king after the 2017 IPO of his supermarket chain Avenue Supermarts.
Damani got into retailing in 2002 with one store in suburban Mumbai and has grown into a chain selling everything from grocery to apparel to footwear.
Damani also holds stakes in a range of companies, such as tobacco firm VST industries. In June 2024, he and his younger brother sold their holding in India Cements to billionaire Kumar Birla.
His property portfolio includes the 156-room Radisson Blu Resort in Alibag, a popular beachfront getaway close to Mumbai.
Damani, together with his brother Gopikishan, who's also a billionaire, reportedly bought a house in south Mumbai in 2021 for more than $100 million.
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IndiaSource of wealth
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01/01/55 (age 70)Number of children
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In 2023, he and his brother reportedly paid $155 million for 28 apartments in a luxury tower in mid-town Mumbai developed by fellow billionaire Vikas Oberoi.
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BSE INDIA | 523395-IN
3M IndiaBSE INDIA | 523269-IN
Advani Hotels & Resorts (India)BSE INDIA | 502330-IN
Andhra PaperBSE INDIA | 540376-IN
Avenue SupermartsBSE INDIA | 532430-IN
BF Utilities Ltd.BSE INDIA | 531719-IN
Bhagiradha Chemicals & IndustriesBSE INDIA | 526612-IN
Blue Dart ExpressBSE INDIA | 514418-IN
Mangalam OrganicsBSE INDIA | 590071-IN
Sundaram Financeundefined | undefined
Sundaram Finance HoldingsBSE INDIA | 500251-IN
TrentBSE INDIA | 532478-IN
United Breweries Ltd.BSE INDIA | 509966-IN
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