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A comprehensive case study on the Mahindra Group. From its founding as Mahindra and Mohammed on October 2, 1945, to the FY26 consolidated revenue of Rs 1,98,639 crore and 35% PAT growth. Covers the automotive, farm, financial services, IT, and emerging businesses in full.
A comprehensive case study on HDFC Bank. From its August 1994 incorporation as a subsidiary of HDFC Ltd to the landmark July 2023 merger, the Rs 74,671 crore FY26 net profit, Rs 43.6 lakh crore balance sheet, 9,689 branches and the story of Aditya Puri's 26-year tenure.
Rs 34,926 crore siphoned, 87 shell companies, 17 banks defrauded, 260,315 fictitious borrowers, and a fake branch. The complete, fact-checked story of DHFL's fraud, IBC resolution, Piramal's acquisition, and what it changed for Indian financial regulation.
A comprehensive analysis of how Reliance Industries Limited, under Mukesh Ambani, has systematically expanded from textiles in 1966 to oil, petrochemicals, retail, telecom, media, financial services, green energy, and AI infrastructure — and what its FY2026 record results reveal about where it is going next.
A case study of Yes Bank, from its 2004 founding by Rana Kapoor and Ashok Kapur, through the corporate lending boom of the 2010s, the March 2020 RBI moratorium and SBI led reconstruction, the Rs 8,415 crore AT1 bond write down controversy, the JC Flowers asset transfer, and the 2025 acquisition of a 20% stake by Japan's SMBC.
A case study on India's UPI market. PhonePe at 45%, Google Pay at 35%, Paytm rebuilding after RBI crisis. Revenue, market share, strategies, financials, and who will win the next decade.
A comprehensive case study on PhonePe. From three ex-Flipkart engineers founding the company in December 2015, the demonetization tailwind, Walmart's takeover, the Rs 8,000 crore reverse flip tax, Rs 7,115 crore revenue in FY25, 47% UPI market share, and the $1.5 billion IPO filing. The full story of how PhonePe became India's most consequential fintech company.
A comprehensive breakdown of how JioCinema used free sports, aggressive pricing, and the Jio playbook to displace Disney+ Hotstar and dominate India's OTT market. From the 2016 launch to the Rs 29 premium plan, the IPL rights deal, and the merger into JioHotstar in February 2025.
A case study of DMart and Avenue Supermarts Limited, often called India's answer to Walmart. Covers Radhakishan Damani's founding in 2002, the everyday low price and store ownership model, the 2017 IPO, FY2024 to FY2026 financials, the 500-store milestone, and an honest comparison with Walmart's own scale and India operations.
Tata Sons missed its mandatory September 2025 NBFC-UL listing deadline, applied to deregister as a CIC, and now faces an RBI draft that removes every exit. A complete, fact-checked guide with timeline, arguments, financials and investor impact.
A comprehensive case study on Amul. From the 1946 farmer strike against Polson Dairy to the Rs 1 lakh crore milestone in FY26. Covers the founding, Verghese Kurien, Operation Flood, the three-tier supply chain, the Amul Girl, and GCMMF financials.
A comprehensive case study on Addverb Technologies. From a 400 sq. ft. Delhi workshop in 2016 to a $270 million valuation after Reliance Retail's $132 million acquisition, the Bot-Verse plant capable of 1 lakh robots a year, Rs 334 crore in FY25 revenue, and the humanoid robot Elixis. How India's most ambitious robotics company is building for the world.
A definitive breakdown of Reliance Jio's pricing strategy from the 2016 zero-price launch to the 2024 tariff hikes and 5G monetisation. How Rs 1.5 lakh crore of investment, a free-data offer, and deliberate ARPU suppression created India's largest telecom operator with 498 million subscribers and Rs 206 ARPU.
An extensive case study of Zoho Corporation, from its 1996 founding as AdventNet in California to its rise as India's largest bootstrapped software company. Covers the Tenkasi rural campus model, Zoho Schools of Learning, FY2025 financials of Rs 13,544 crore, the Arattai messaging surge, and the government-led Swadeshi shift away from Microsoft 365.
A case study of Go First Airlines (formerly GoAir), covering its founding by the Wadia Group in 2005, the Pratt and Whitney GTF engine dispute, voluntary insolvency under Section 10 of the IBC on May 2 2023, the aircraft lessor moratorium crisis, the Cape Town Convention conflict, failed resolution bids, and the NCLT liquidation order of January 20 2025.
