Mumbai: Billionaire Banker Uday Kotak Acquires 10 More Flats, Now Owning 22 Apartments In Worli High-Rise, Costing Over ₹400 Crore Uday Kotak, the richest banker in India and founder of Kotak ...

Mumbai: Billionaire banker Uday Kotak and his family have made the country’s most expensive real estate purchase, buying a flat in the 19 Shiv Sagar building at Worli Sea Face at ₹ 2,74,784 ...

Uday Kotak, founder of Kotak Mahindra Bank, and his family have bought the entire building of 22 flats in Mumbai’s Worli for over ₹ 400 crore. In the latest transactions, they have acquired 10 ...

Uday Kotak purchased an additional eight apartments for ₹131.55 crore, bringing the total worth of the real estate deal of the entire sea-facing Worli apartment to over ₹400 crore.

Uday Kotak, the billionaire banker, has acquired an entire residential building on Mumbai's Worli Sea Face for over Rs 400 crore, setting a new national record for residential property prices.

As gold prices soar past Rs 1 lakh per 10 grams, Kotak Mahindra Bank founder Uday Kotak has sparked a conversation by calling the Indian housewife “the smartest fund manager in the world.” His ...

As Gold Prices Hit Rs 1 Lakh Mark, Uday Kotak Praises Indian Housewives Kotak's comment triggered a spirited conversation online, with some lauding the traditional wisdom that led Indian ...

Gold rate: As gold prices in India soared past the Rs 1 lakh mark per 10 grams in the retail market, Kotak Mahindra Bank founder and director, Uday Kotak, hailed Indian housewives citing their age ...

Uday Kotak crowns Indian housewives as 'smartest fund managers’ as gold tops the Rs 1 lakh mark Governments, central banks, economists, who support pump priming, high deficit funding, may need ...

Meet Jay Kotak, son of India’s richest banker Uday Kotak, his wife is former Miss India, he works in Rs 420000 crore company as… Jay Kotak is the son of Uday Kotak, whose net worth of USD 15.2 ...

Uday Kotak commented on Donald Trump's tariffs. He referenced Lenin and the 1973 OPEC crisis. Trump's tariffs took effect on April 5, 2025. The tariffs caused a $5 trillion drop in the S&P 500.