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Nikhil Kamath buys 1st home, says 'Had no foresight on when I can shift from rented home'
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9m ago
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Billionaire Nikhil Kamath, who has long been an advocate of renting a house over buying one, recently revealed on his podcast that he has bought his first house. "There's one disadvantage [with renting] that you don't have foresight as to when you can move out of the house," Kamath said. "I hate the illiquid nature of real estate," he added.
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We've no access to regulators who can cut our revenues by 50% in 1 day: Nikhil Kamath
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9m ago
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Zerodha Co-founder Nikhil Kamath said startups are subject to regulators who they don't have access to and who can slash their revenue by 50% in one day. "In a classroom...where teacher...reprimands kids at will...will there be innovation?...I can translate the same thing to entrepreneurship," Kamath told CNBC-TV18. "We've been struggling for a long time to...get a banking license," he added.
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I don't have to pay stamp duty in stock market: Nikhil Kamath after buying his 1st house
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9m ago
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Zerodha's billionaire Co-founder Nikhil Kamath listed the disadvantages of real estate investments after buying his first house. Comparing it with the stock market, he said he can buy and sell shares without paying 5-6% stamp duty. Kamath also expressed dissatisfaction over the illiquid nature of real estate, arbitrary pricing and said the return on buying property to rent is negligible.
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Scam alert: Kamath on 'hand-picked stocks' fraud using his name
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1y ago
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Zerodha Co-founder Nikhil Kamath has alerted people about a fraudulent WhatsApp group using his name to suggest "hand-picked stocks that will rise in April". "Scam alert, this is obviously not from me, I've never had or have any WhatsApp groups, nor do I give tips," Kamath said. He added that he doesn't do paid promotions of any kind.
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'There's a huge opportunity for...': Nikhil Kamath points to a quiet goldmine for Indian companies
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3m ago
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Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath identifies an opportunity in durable goods that last over three years, amid Indian households' limited durable spending. As Indian households spend primarily on essentials, Kamath suggests homegrown brands focus on quality products like furniture, jewellery, and luggage, appealing globally despite protectionist trends. While essentials dominate spending (37% rural, 29% urban), rising incomes might shift towards durable goods. Kamath emphasizes reducing unhealthy consumption, a significant budget share, to optimize sustainable business models.
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'Forget rupees or dollar': Nikhil Kamath says a silent force could take their place in 10 years - BusinessToday
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2m ago
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Nikhil Kamath envisions energy and electrons emerging as a new global currency within a decade, driven by the rising energy consumption of data centers. With data centers expected to use 10% of global energy by 2030, the growth of generative AI and data center proliferation highlights the need for cleaner energy. In the U.S. and India, electricity usage for data centers is projected to increase significantly, emphasizing the shift towards sustainable energy for technological advancements.
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Ather eyes new round, Nikhil Kamath buys big part of Sachin Bansal’s holding
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1y ago
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Indian electric two-wheeler manufacturer, Ather Energy, is reportedly in talks to raise a significant round of funding from a mix of primary and secondary share sales. Existing investor, Sachin Bansal, has sold a portion of his stake to Nikhil Kamath, with the possibility of Kamath acquiring the rest. Ather Energy is also planning to raise $75-90 million in primary funding from existing investors, potentially valuing the company at $850 million to $1 billion. The funding underscores the growing investor interest in the company and the mobility sector.
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No one should buy stock based on my purchases: Nikhil Kamath
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1y ago
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Zerodha Co-founder Nikhil Kamath emphasized that individuals should not make stock purchases based on his own investments. He stressed that people should independently assess their investment decisions since his personal investment strategy is focused on the long term. Regarding his investment in Nazara Technologies, Kamath explained that he chose it because it's the sole publicly traded company in India's gaming sector.
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Nikhil Kamath's WTF Fund to back young entrepreneurs' fashion, beauty startups
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1y ago
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Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha and True Beacon, has unveiled the "WTF Fund" initiative. This fund aims to support young entrepreneurs under 22 years of age in the sectors of fashion, beauty, and home brands. Kamath, along with other esteemed individuals, will provide funding and mentorship to empower these budding entrepreneurs. The WTF Fund comes after Kamath's significant investments in Nazara Technologies and Bluestone, and his plans to invest in Ather Energy, an electric scooter company.
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Nikhil Kamath flags India's restaurant gap: Is eating out the next ₹10 lakh crore boom?
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5m ago
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Nikhil Kamath suggests India's restaurant industry could thrive if it follows trends seen in Singapore, where many residents don't cook at home. Despite rising disposable incomes and projected growth in India's food service market from ₹4-5 lakh crore to ₹9-10 lakh crore by 2030, the country lacks large-scale restaurant chains. Kamath highlights nutritional deficits and the rise of processed food consumption. However, healthy eating habits are also emerging, with a growing market for nutritious snacks.
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Challenges of raising two billionaires: Zerodha brothers Nithin and Nikhil Kamath's mother says ‘they were not normal’
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Revathi Kamath, mother of Zerodha founders Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, is writing an autobiography detailing the challenges of raising her unconventional sons. Her story highlights personal sacrifices and struggles after marriage, as her life focused on family. Beyond her role as a supportive mother, Kamath also developed a professional identity, founding a floral business and engaging in environmental sustainability work. Her announcement has resonated widely, garnering praise for her strength and influence on her sons' success.
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