Anil Ambani speaks to Economic Times on powering India’s biggest IPO, his father, Dhirubhai Ambani and how he plans to celebrate
At 4.30 pm in Reliance Centre, headquarters of the ADAG group in Mumbai, Anil Ambani has run the course a few days ahead of the Mumbai Marathon — and in record time. So what does he have to say about India’s largest-ever IPO? “Gone in 60 seconds,” says Ambani Jr, walking around the room strutting his stuff (Rs 110,000 crore, no less). Dressed in ET-pink shirt, grey trousers and black moccasins, Anil Dhirubhai Ambani can barely hide his euphoria: “If you ask me, this is the beginning of the ADAG group,” he says, amidst congratulatory phone calls and smses.
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