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In 2021, the loan asset portfolio of Muthoot Finance exceeded INR 526.00 billion.

The company today produces three crore sticks in a day, and boasts of four manufacturing units. In FY22, MDPH clocked a turnover of INR 650 crore.

Contrary to popular belief, coming from small town has proved to be advantageous for Shashank Kumar, Co-founder & CEO, DeHaat, a technology-based business to farmers (B2F) agritech platform. However, he feels challenges to grow the business has changed over the years.

With ReDesyn, Dubey and Vaidya are aiming at creating a platform to help content creators launch their own e-commerce stores with ease, free of charge

Mukesh Ambani has a major role to play in India's start up industry, having invested a whopping INR 7,000 crore in Indian start-ups.

It seems as if the floodgates have opened on those wanting to share their personal accounts with Byju's.

After completing his education abroad, when Nirvaan returned to India, instead of joining the traditional businesses of the family which is predominantly manufacturing; he decided to venture into the education industry.

The harmonious alliance between music and entrepreneurship unveils a transformative path. As entrepreneurs embrace this, they discover a symphony of inspiration that guides them toward innovation, resourcefulness, and unparalleled achievements.

Balachandar Karthikeyan says that entrepreneurship encompasses the art of transforming ideas into reality, driven by unwavering passion and the determination to overcome obstacles.

Lakshmi Niwas Mittal, the CEO of ArcelorMittal, the largest steel-making company in the world, has turned 73. Named the richest person in 2005, he has an illustrious career of turning sick steel companies into profitable ventures.

The start-up is focused on offerings its products to its target audience aged 25-70 years. The home décor market globally is valued at USD 700 billion, while its value in India is a mere but budding USD 3 billion.

"I am just a little miffed that the next generation will never know the struggles we all had with cash, wallets, and change," he says

Social media has always been a great way for us to reach out to our customers and communicate with them, says Pritesh Asher, co-founder and CEO, Juicy Chemistry

Being paranoid, millennial parents, Ghazal & Varun Alagh realized through their research that there was a glaring gap in the baby care industry for chemical free products, hence they ventured into baby care with Mamaearth.

Gaurav Singh Kushwaha, founder and CEO of BlueStone believes that jewelry has moved beyond being a weight-and-material-marker

Our aim was to transform the way Indians accessed sleep and home solutions, said Chaitanya Ramalingegowda, director and co-founder of Wakefit

Ahmad Nabil is a CEO, businessman, and entrepreneur based in Dubai.

PRO Industries is a part of the multi-billion-dollar global conglomerate 'Oswal Group Global' and one of the largest Ethanol producers in Africa.

Chhabria started Everest in 2003 as a video publishing company and acquired video copyrights of Marathi feature films and released them as VCD's and DVD's.

Ayushi Gudwani, an IIM Kolkata alumnus, launched FS Life in 2016 with a philosophy of designing clothes that flatter women of all shapes and sizes, thereby making them more confident about their appearance.

As a young startup, Earth Rhythm has managed to scale its business not only within India but across borders as well: It has expanded internationally by penetrating top beauty and personal care markets

Saroja Yeramilli, founder and CEO of Melorra takes pride in the fact that they are a technology-first brand and has been able to use the latest innovations to enhance customer experience

Melanie Avalon has made a name for herself as a leading expert in the health and wellness space, particularly in the subjects of "biohacking" and intermittent fasting

The founder of cloud kitchen startup, Curefoods, is on the Digital Cover of Entrepreneur India for May 2023

Going global provides SMEs with easy access to a larger customer base and new technologies, which further enable higher sales and revenue. While the opportunity is massive enough, there are a few other factors that make it "the best" time for SMEs to go global.

The founders tell us how resilience is super essential for any organization's success and share some things that they learned to build it