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Highest Paid Ceos THE RICH LIST | INDIA’S SUPER RICH (Wealth in ~ crore) Anil Ambani K P Singh Shiv Nadar Naveen Jindal Gautam S Adani Reliance DLF HCL Technologies Jindal Steel Adani Enterprises Communications 2011: 26,916 2011: 18,127 and Power 2011: 27,880 6 2011: 27,568 7 2012: 29,525 8 2012: 27,768 9 2011: 29,226 10 2012: 23,542 2012: 34, 669 2012: 25,459 1 Mukesh Ambani 18 Subhash Chandra 35 B K Parkeh & family 52 Nandan M Nilekani & family 69 Dinesh Krishnaswamy 85 Sanjaybhai Shrenikbhai Lalbhai Reliance Industries Zee Entertainment Pidilite Industries Infosys & family Arvind 101,102 111,494 10,196 16,222 5,217 7,704 5,382 4,577 Infosys 1,899 2,467 3,927 3,340 2 Sunil Mittal 19 V C Burman 36 Rajan Raheja 53 S Gopalakrishnan & family 86 Chandru Lachmandas Raheja Bharti Airtel Dabur India Exide Industries Infosys 70 Ramesh Chandra Agarwal Shoppers Stop 91,096 82,537 11,727 15,485 5,913 7,577 5,335 4,537 DB Corp 1,682 2,440 2,905 3,308 3 Azim Premji 20 Vijay Mallya 37 Vikas Oberoi 54 Anu Aga Wipro United Spirits Oberoi Realty 87 Lagadapati Madhusudan Rao Thermax 71 T T Jagannathan Lanco Infratech 77,642 73,685 6,263 14,211 5,563 7,463 3,164 4,487 TTK Prestige 1,787 2,291 2,426 3,283 4 Anil Agarwal 21 R Thyagarajan 38 Vivek Chaand Sehgal 55 Irfan Razack 88 Ashokkumar R Ruia & family Sterlite Industries Shriram Transport Finance Motherson Sumi Prestige Estates 72 Janardan & Prashant Agarwal Phoenix Mills 49,097 54,236 9,279 13,968 3,716 7,462 1,874 4,481 Bombay Rayon Fashions 3,194 3,136 1,634 2,290 5 Dilip S Shanghvi 22 Kalanithi Maran 39 Malvinder & Shivinder Singh 56 Ramesh Chandra Sun Pharma Sun TV Network Fortis Healthcare, Religare Unitech 73 Venu Srinivasan 89 Jignesh P Shah 34,687 49,816 8,807 13,676 7,960 7,442 2,654 4,314 Sundaram Clayton Financial Technologies 2,274 3,122 1188.3 2285.0 6 Anil Ambani 23 Pankaj R Patel 40 Hinduja Brothers (Srichand, 57 K K Birla family Reliance Communications Cadila Healthcare Gopichand, Prakash & Ashok) Chambal Fertiliers 74 M A M Ramaswamy & Geetha 90 P N C Menon & family 27,568 34,669 10,634 13,272 Ashok Leyland 4,735 4,259 Muthiah Sobha Developer 5,412 7,362 7 K P Singh & family 24 H F Khorakiwala Chettinad Cement 1,285 2,228 58 Rana Kapoor & Madhu Kapur 1,740 3,078 DLF Wockhardt 41 B B Singal & family Yes Bank 91 Jayadev & Ramachandra Galla 26,916 29,525 3,090 12,978 Bhushan Steel 2,451 4,251 75 P V Ramaprasad Reddy Amara Raja Batteries 4,733 6,990 8 Shiv Nadar 25 Sajjan Jindal Aurobindo Pharma 910 2,211 59 Siddhartha Lal & family HCL Technologies JSW Steel 42 Glenn Saldhanha 1,437 3,054 Eicher Motors 18,127 27,768 8,475 12,782 Glenmark Pharma 92 Sunder Genomal & family 2,251 4,087 76 S D Shibulal & family Page Industries 3,866 6,259 Infosys 9 Naveen Jindal 26 D B Gupta 1,603 2,200 Jindal Steel and Power Lupin 43 Ajay Piramal 60 Kuldip Singh Dhingra 3,442 2,927 Berger Paints 29,226 25,459 9,194 12,671 Piramal Enterprises 93 Shahid Balwa 2,381 3,962 77 M R Chandurkar 3,991 6,140 DB Realty 10 Gautam S Adani 27 Y K Hamied & family 836 2,160 Adani Enterprises Cipla 44 N R Narayana Murthy & family 61 Naresh Goyal Ipca Labs Jet Airways 27,880 23,542 9,675 12,246 Infosys 1,542 2,809 94 Rajesh Jasvantrai Mehta 1,455 3,945 6,993 5,948 78 Virendra D Mhaiskar & family 11 Uday Kotak 28 B G Bangur & H M Bangur ** Kotak Mahindra Bank Shree Cement 45 M G George Muthoot 62 R P Goenka & family IRB Infra Rajesh Exports 15,823 22,148 4,765 10,083 Muthoot Finance CESC, KEC International 3,015 2,776 2,038 2,076 4,842 5,927 2,387 3,908 12 Kumar Mangalam Birla 29 Jaiprakash Gaur 79 S Viji, S Ram & T T 95 B C Jindal & family Grasim Industries, Hindalco Jaiprakash Associates 46 Shashi & Prashant Ruia 63 Prathap Reddy Srinivasaraghavan Maharashtra Seamless 18,466 22,030 5,892 10,003 Essar Apollo Hospitals Sundaram Finance 2,306 2,063 3,691 5,560 2,767 3,847 1,286 2,736 13 Ashwin Choksi, Ashwin Dani, 30 Sudhir Mehta 96 Onkar Singh Kanwar Abhay Vakil Torrent Pharma 47 GM Rao 64 Gautam Thapar 80 Mehul C Choksi Apollo Tyres Asian Paints 8,262 8,667 GMR Infrastrucutre Avantha Gitanjali Gems 1,527 2,060 13,858 22,013 5,507 5,263 3,965 3,823 1,763 2,665 31 Shyam S Bhartia & Hari S 97 Sanjeev Bikhchandani 14 Rahul Bajaj Bhartia 48 Sameer Gehlaut & Rajiv Rattan 65 Kiran Mazumdar Shaw 81 Raghav Bahl Info Edge (India) Biocon Network18 Media Bajaj Auto Jubilant Life Indiabulls Real Estate 1,747 2,046 15,136 20,334 5,744 8,536 2,843 5,203 3,503 3,485 2,398 2,665 98 B L Taparia 66 Kishore Biyani 82 Rohtas Goel & family 15 Keshub Mahindra 32 Harsh C Mariwala 49 Venugopal Dhoot Supreme Industries Mahindra & Mahindra Marico Videocon Industries Pantaloon Retail Omaxe 1,231 2,029 14,226 19,964 5,549 8,488 3,795 4,860 2,300 3,457 2,151 2,570 16 Brijmohan Lall Munjal 33 K Anji Reddy & family 50 Qimat Rai Gupta 67 Shishir & Kushagra Bajaj 83 Hemant Kanoria 99 Kamal Khetan Hero MotoCorp Dr Reddy's Labs Havells India Bajaj Corp Srei Infrastructure Finance Sunteck Realty 20,761 19,833 6,739 7,877 3,115 4,739 1,844 3,398 1,962 2,568 1,529 1,944 17 Adi Godrej 34 Murali Krishna Prasad Divi 51 B N Kalyani 68 A Vellayan & M M Murugappan* 84 Analjit Singh 100 Bhadresh K Shah Godrej Industries Divi's Labs Bharat Forge EID Parry Max India AIA Engineering 11,059 19,047 5,205 7,796 4,179 4,639 2,951 3,352 1,613 2,498 1,629 1,927 December 2011 December 2012 Methodology: The value of holdings of each promoter in the group’s listed companies has been taken after deducting the value of holdings (cross holding & subsidiaries) held by **R P Goenka group of companies is controlled by Sanjiv and Harsh Goenka. The estimated value of their promoter various listed companies in other listed companies of the group; *Murugappa Group is governed by the Murugappa Corporate Board, headed by A Vellayan as its executive chairman holdings is ~2,705 crore and ~1,204 crore, respectively > FY2010-11 11.03 Bajaj Electrical > FY2010-11 7.68 > FY2010-11 6.44 > FY2011-12 5.99 > FY2011-12 10.99 > FY2010-11 5.62 > FY2011-12 7.91 > FY2011-12 6.72 88 Vinita Singhania Highest paid CEOs 35 Nikhil R Meswali > FY2011-12 8.70 62 Ajay G Piramal 75 Kalyan Ganguly Managing Director, JK Executive Director, Reliance 49 Antonio Helio Waszyk Chairman, Piramal Managing Director, United Lakshmi Cement (Annual compensation ~ crore) Industries CMD, Nestle Enterprises Breweries > FY2010-11 2.36 > FY2010-11 11.05 > FY2010-11 6.97 > FY2010-11 9.00 > FY2010-11 4.15 > FY2011-12 5.91 1 Naveen Jindal Managing Director, > FY2011-12 12.64 > FY2011-12 10.99 > FY2011-12 8.52 > FY2011-12 7.89 > FY2011-12 6.70 89 Ajit Gulabchand CMD, Jindal Power & Steel Hindalco 25 Markand Bhatt 36 MBParekh 50 Madhur Bajaj 63 TCGoyal 76 Y K Hamied CMD, HCC > FY2010-11 67.21 > FY2010-11 17.31 Wholetime Director, Torrent Managing Director, Pidilite Vice-chairman, Bajaj Auto Managing Director, DLF CMD, Cipla > FY2010-11 5.86 > FY2011-12 73.42 > FY2011-12 19.50 Power Industries > FY2010-11 5.81 > FY2010-11 6.32 > FY2010-11 6.03 > FY2011-12 5.86 2 Kalanithi Maran 13 Jayadev Galla > FY2010-11 10.02 > FY2010-11 9.13 > FY2011-12 8.35 > FY2011-12 7.84 > FY2011-12 6.65 Executive Chairman, Sun TV Managing Director, Amara > FY2011-12 12.54 90 G Venkatesh Babu > FY2011-12 10.41 Network Raja Batteries 26 Samir Mehta 51 Kamal K Sharma 64 Vineet Nayar 77 Manoj Chhabra Managing Director, Lanco 37 Yadupati Singhania > FY2010-11 64.40 > FY2010-11 15.10 Executive Vice-chairman, Managing Director, Lupin Vice-chairman & Joint MD, Managing Director, Prism Infratech MD & CEO, JK Cement > FY2011-12 57.01 > FY2011-12 17.36 Torrent Power, Torrent > FY2010-11 8.25 HCL Technologies Cement > FY2010-11 5.84 > FY2010-11 3.97 2 Kavery Kalanithi 14 Prathap C Reddy Pharma > FY2011-12 8.35 > FY2010-11 4.54 > FY2010-11 2.93 > FY2011-12 5.84 > FY2011-12 10.30 > FY2011-12 7.60 > FY2011-12 6.54 Executive Director, Sun TV Executive Chairman, Apollo > FY2010-11 10.13 52 Praful A Shah 91 Gautam Hari Singhania Network Hospitals Enterprise > FY2011-12 12.53 38 S C Mehta CMD, Garden Silk Mills 65 G M Rao 78 Sandip Somany CMD, Raymond > FY2010-11 64.40 > FY2010-11 13.71 27 Sudhir Mehta CMD, Deepak Fertilisers > FY2010-11 3.46 Executive Chairman, GMR Joint Managing Director, > FY2010-11 3.20 > FY2011-12 57.01 > FY2011-12 17.16 Chairman, Torrent Power, > FY2010-11 9.09 > FY2011-12 8.18 Infra HSIL > FY2011-12 5.82 > FY2011-12 10.25 3 Kumar Mangalam Birla 15 Sameer Gehlaut Torrent Pharma 53 Laurent Demortier > FY2010-11 3.48 > FY2010-11 3.18 92 Glenn Saldanha Chairman, UltraTech Wholetime Director, > FY2010-11 10 39 Rajiv Bajaj Managing Director & CEO, > FY2011-12 7.54 > FY2011-12 6.52 Chairman and MD, Cement, Hindalco, Grasim Indiabulls Financial Services > FY2011-12 12.51 Managing Director, Bajaj Crompton Greaves 66 Adi B Godrej 79 Pravin Agarwal Glenmark Pharma Industries, Aditya Birla > FY2010-11 11.36 27 Navin Agrawal Auto > FY2010-11 - CMD, Godrej Consumer Wholetime Director, Sterlite > FY2010-11 3.22 Nuvo > FY2011-12 16.58 Executive Vice-chairman, > FY2010-11 6.94 > FY2011-12 8.17 Products Industries > FY2011-12 5.81 > FY2011-12 10.17 > FY2010-11 47.12 16 Jignesh Shah Sterilite Industries 54 G V Prasad > FY2010-11 3.20 > FY2010-11 5.59 93 Devang Desai > FY2011-12 47.11 CMD, Financial Technologies > FY2010-11 9.57 40 Premschand Godha Vice-chairman & CEO, Dr > FY2011-12 7.43 > FY2011-12 6.48 Executive Director & CFO, 4 Pawan Kant Munjal > FY2010-11 9.66 > FY2011-12 12.51
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