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Despite the major fall in the wealth of top investors, some have successfully left against the wind and have increased their funds manifold so far in the financial year 2024–25.
The top 10 investors have so far lost Rs 81,000 crore from their portfolio since October 01.
The Indian stock market has continued the improvement phase in 2025 so far which began at the end of 2024. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have continued their sales competition from India’s secondary market and benchmark indices have declined significantly from their record height in recent times.
The Nifty 26K-a record of more than the Mark dropped by about 15 percent from high. Similarly, BSE 30-SENX 85K-Mark’s record fell 11 percent from high. As of 18 February, the current trade level of both indices is around 22,8200 and 75,500 respectively.
Amir and Ace investors are not unheard of bloodbeath in the equity market, causing a major decline in their net worth and invested in the stock market.
According to the Priminfobes report, the top 10 investors have lost Rs 81,000 crore from their portfolio since October 01.
Kedia, Damani lost enough investment
Vijay Kedia, Hitesh Doshi, Sachin Bansal, Radhakishan Damani, Akash Bhandali, Ashish Kacholia, Anil Goel, and many more people are lost in their portfolio in their portfolio amidst the improvement phase.
D-Mart founder Radhakishan Damani’s portfolio declined by 28 percent, according to a report by Priminfobes, after this Vishwas Patel gave 27 percent and Anil Goel and Anuj Sheth to 24 percent.
Ashish Kacholi, who has invested in beta drugs, shelli engineering and many more shares, has lost -21.1 percent of his investment -21 percent in the improvement phase in this financial year 2024-25.
Sailing against air
Despite the major fall in the wealth of top investors, some have successfully left against the wind and have increased their funds manifold so far in the financial year 2024–25. Rakesh Jhunjhunwala and family’s portfolio rose 28 percent to Rs 68,182 crore in the quarter ended December 31, 2025. They benefited from the list of inventor knowledge solutions IPOs.
Similarly, Manish Jain’s investment increased by 41 percent in FY2024-25, thanks to Enviro Infra Engineers IPO in November. Jain currently holds a stake of about Rs 1,116 crore in Environment Infra Engineers.
