The Turakhia brothers, Divyank and Bhavin, are once again on the cover of a prestigious publication – Forbes India.
The local edition of Forbes circulates in a market of 1.3 billion people, and the exposure of the two Indian entrepreneurs to their homeland is thus immense.
The Forbes article is titled, “Bro Code” with the following byline:
“Twenty-two years and over 12 businesses later, the serial internet entrepreneurs are in no mood to let up on their startup drive. What’s next?”
In recent months, the two brothers successfully completed the sale of Media.net to a Chinese conglomerate, for almost one billion dollars, and Divyank Turakhia transitioned out as the company’s officer.
From the Forbes article:
The risk-averse Turakhia remains conservative about investing in startups. Early-stage investments are a no-no for him; he prefers late-stage where he can add strategic value.
“Success comes from being boring and adding fundamental objectives to everything, and not by being a cowboy,” he says.
Divyank Turakhia and brother Divyank Turakhia – Indian billionaires.
The businesses history of the Turakhia Bros – Source: Forbes India.
