Black Friday's world top 5 billionaires suffered the most

On Friday 13^th March 2020, stock market turmoil continues. Sensex fell 2534 points as soon as the market opened. Shortly after the opening of the lower circuit 12 minutes after opening, Saturday was halted. The Sensex dropped 3600 points after the resumption and after a while, the market started recovering. Amidst these ups and downs, many investors suffered huge losses, but D-Mart owner Radhakrishna Dani Ekloute was a billionaire Indian investor for whom the market was positive. On the other hand, Mukesh Ambani, the richest person in the country, was the fifth person to suffer the biggest loss in the world.

According to the report, Radhakrishna Damani, the owner of D-Mart supermarket chain, as of Friday had total assets of $ 10.1 billion, or about 74 thousand crores rupees. This year, his assets increased by a total of 3 thousand crores. On the other hand, Ambani's assets registered a 32 per cent tax fall due to crude oil and market turmoil. As of Friday, the total assets of Reliance Industry (RIL) stood at Rs 295 thousand crores, that is, so far, Ambani's Reliance Industry has lost Rs 137 thousand crores.

World top 5 billionaires suffered the most

1. Bernard Arnault (LVMH) with a loss of 272 thousand crores

2. Amanico Ortega (Zara clothing) with a loss of 172 thousand crores

3. Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway) with a loss of 141 thousand crores

4. Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) with a loss of 139 thousand crores

5. Mukesh Ambani (Reliance) with a loss of 137 thousand crores.

Investors around the world suffered heavy losses due to Corona's growing influence. Since January 20, domestic investors have lost Rs 46 lakh crore so far. The total cap of the BSE was 389 million in the previous trading session of 159.28 lakh crore. By Friday morning it had risen to 113.49 lakh crore, while it has increased to 129 lakh crore rupees aftermarket growth.