New Delhi: Gautam Adani, the owner of the Adani Group, is now the richest man in India as well as Asia. A few years ago, even though many people in the world might not have known his name, but now the whole world has known Adani. Now Gautam Adani has set a new record in terms of net worth. According to Bloomberg's index, now Adani has become the third richest person in the whole world. Adani is the first Asian businessman to do so.
According to the Bloomberg index, Gautam Adani has now overtaken Bernard Arnault, CEO and chairman of Louis Vuitton, in terms of wealth. According to the index, Adani's wealth has increased to $137.4 billion at present. Now ahead of the chairman of the Adani Group, only Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos are there. Let us tell you that Elon Musk's net worth is currently $251 billion, while Bezos is the owner of $153 billion.
Let us tell you that there has been a tremendous jump in Adani's net worth during the last few years. Adani's wealth is increasing continuously even after the sell-off period in the stock markets of the whole world. According to the Bloomberg index, Adani is the only person in the list of top-10 rich people whose wealth has increased during the last 24 hours as well. Adani's wealth has increased by $1.2 billion during this period. Talking about this year, this year has proved to be very lucky for Adani. Another $60.9 billion has been added to Adani's assets since January.
It is noteworthy that Adani had overtaken Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates last month to finish fourth on this list before beating Bernard Arnault. Gates donated a large part of his wealth to social service last month, reducing his net worth in a jiffy. However, Adani had also announced to donate 60 thousand crores. Adani's companies, on the other hand, have consistently outperformed the stock market, adding to their wealth.
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