Every successful person fails no one at some point. That is, in the journey of success, the steps of failure keep coming. And this is where your fortune tests you. If you continue to walk on the same path, success will lead your feet. If you change their way to fear and despair, you will miss access to the top of success. When most people start a business, they think they will make a profit in business. But it is not always. But those who do not give up and persevere, they make their name in the world.
The story of the richest Indian Vivek Chand, who lives in Australia, is also something like this. Vivek Chand is the co-founder of Madrason Group. He started leading Rs 2,500 in the 1970’s by a monthly income of Rs 2,500 and is now leading the annual sales company for Rs 1,05,600 crore. Let’s know about this journey of Vivek Chand Seggal.
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Vivek Chand’s family was from Delhi. He was born on September 28, 1956 in Delhi. He belonged to a jewery family, so never the money had no shortage of money. They also received their education from good places. He completed their schooling from Birla Public School, Pilani and graduated from the Delhi University. Their first step in the business started with the trade of silver, where he had sold a killer silver only Rs.
In 1975, Vivek Chand, along with his mother Swaran Lata Sehrug, established the Madrasan Company, which was traded to silver. However, the silver business fell soon and the business reached the bank of bankruptcy. But the discretion did not even worry or upset. They decided to enter a new area and he was the business of building cart parts.
Today, Vivek Chand Selle Motherson Group, the most important part of the Madrason Group. This company is highlighted as a global powerhouse in the automotive sector, which builds the car parles required for some largest automobile manufacturers in the world.
Total property of Vivek Chand Segla
Forbes has estimated the total property of Vivek Chand Sendural property from January 2025. In the year 2021, they were 49th in the list of the richest people in India. He was awarded the award of the prestigious EY Urdi off-Sub-Sub-U.S. for contribution to the commercial world in India in 2016.