The Indian business tycoons behind some of the World’s most famous brands
Indian entrepreneurs are making their mark globally. They are not just running businesses but acquiring some of the most famous international brands. From luxury hotels to iconic automobiles, here are some big names now owned by Indian businessmen.
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Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries owns a 73.4% stake in New York's Mandarin Oriental. The deal was worth $98.1 million. This luxury hotel is famous for its world-class service and top-rated spas.
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Tata Motors acquired Jaguar and Land Rover in 2008. These British brands are known for their luxury and high-performance vehicles. Since the acquisition, sales have tripled, and Tata has pushed innovation in the automotive sector.
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Royal Enfield, one of the oldest motorcycle brands, is now owned by Eicher Motors. The company has expanded globally, making Royal Enfield a household name among bikers. Its Chennai-based manufacturing plants produce classic yet modern motorcycles.
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Mukesh Ambani also owns Hamleys, the world-famous toy retailer. He acquired it in 2019 to expand his retail business. Although Hamleys struggled financially before, Ambani aims to revive its magic.
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Mahindra & Mahindra, through its subsidiary, owns a 90.47% stake in Germany's Schoneweiss & Co. The company is a leader in the forging industry.
