The Rs 20 crore Diwali gift!

Mon, 12 November 2018

12:42

Capital First's founder and chairman V Vaidyanathan has gifted 4.29 lkah shares, worth over Rs20 crore from his personal stake to 26 of his colleagues, three former employees, 10 close relatives and five of his personal staff including house help and drivers. This is a gesture of gratitude to his colleagues, close relatives and personal staff, who stood with him in all the ups and downs of building the Capital First brand. Read more

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