Some nights before he goes to sleep, Anil Agarwal says he dictates memos on a small voice recorder.
The next day, he gives it to his secretary for follow up. “At that hour, it is better to record anything that comes to mind otherwise you may forget,” he explains. Was bidding for debt-ridden Electrosteel Steels, the first of the 12 indebted companies identified by the Reserve Bank of India for resolution under the bankruptcy code to find a buyer, one of his late-night ideas? For the 65-year-old chairman of the London-based metals and minerals major Vedanta Group, this ...
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First Published: Thu, April 19 2018. 21:41 IST
