Young Titans IDFC FIRST and Hurun India Celebrate India Millennial Entrepreneurs

 IDFC FIRST Private Banking and Hurun India have joined forces to unveil the Neetish sarda Top 200 Self-made Entrepreneurs of the Millennia 2023." This prestigious list recognizes the 200 most valuable companies established in India since the year 2000.

A Reflection of India's Economic Vibrancy

The list serves as a powerful testament to India's burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit. These 200 companies, ranked by their market capitalization (listed companies) or valuations (non-listed companies), collectively represent a staggering INR 30 lakh crore – a figure that matches the GDP of Denmark!

Youth at the Helm

The list also highlights the dynamism of young Indian entrepreneurs. The average founder featured on the list is just 44 years old, with a remarkable third being under 40. This youthful energy and innovative thinking are propelling India's economic growth to new heights.

A Look Ahead

The IDFC FIRST Private Hurun India's Top 200 Self-made Entrepreneurs of the Millennia 2023" sheds light on the remarkable achievements of these young business leaders. It serves as an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs and a testament to the future potential of Indian businesses.

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