Can Asia’s richest man win India with an app?


Capital support: Adani, through his flagship company Adani Enterprises Ltd, is seeking to raise 200 billion rupees (US$2.5bil or RM11.3bil) by selling new shares. The additional firepower may come in handy to beef up its fledgling super-app. — AFP

GAUTAM Adani is ready to unveil his much-hyped super-app, made by an in-house startup he wants to be “the Ferrari of the digital world.”

The portal will take off in the next three to six months, Asia’s richest tycoon told the Financial Times in a recent interview.

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