Meet Atul Ruia, the man behind the transformation of a struggling textile business into a booming retail and real estate empire in Mumbai.
Real EstatePropertyMumbaiPhoenix MillsAtul RuiaReal Estate MumbaiJul 20, 2024
Phoenix Mills was struggling with mounting labour issues and rising production costs, and was on the brink of collapse.
Ruia's strategy was to transform the failing mill into a high-end retail space, redeveloping 33 lakh square feet of mill area into a modern shopping destination.
Atul Ruia's net worth is approximately 340 crores USD, as reported by Forbes.
Atul Ruia stepped down as Phoenix Mills' managing director in December 2019 but continues to serve as chairman.
Phoenix Mills boasts over 17.5 million square feet of real estate, spanning retail, commercial, residential, and hospitality sectors.
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