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Vivek Oberoi on Profit, Purpose, and Generational Wealth
Vivek Oberoi is not just an actor; he's also an investor who has helped his family office invest in over 30 companies.
He believes that while profit is important, businesses should also have a purpose.
His investment strategy includes both steady, family-run businesses and high-growth sectors like AI and life sciences.
He has seen significant returns, including a 300% return in about two years.
Oberoi also thinks India is a great place for investment, with opportunities in AI, startups, and real estate.
He enjoys both acting and investing, finding fulfillment in both.
Vivek Oberoi's family office has invested in over 30 companies, exiting 11 with returns up to 300%.
Oberoi's investment philosophy combines profit with purpose, aiming to build generational wealth.
His strategy includes steady investments in family-run businesses and sexy investments in high-growth sectors like AI.
The family office has seen significant returns, including a 300% return in about two years.
Oberoi describes India as an exciting growth market with opportunities in AI, MSMEs, tech startups, and real estate.
- Who
- Vivek Oberoi, actor and investor
- What
- Vivek Oberoi discusses his investment philosophy and family office's success
- When
- Recent interview with Outlook Business
- Where
- India
- Why
- To build generational wealth and support meaningful businesses
Profit-Focused Investing
Purpose-Driven Investing
Investment Philosophy
Profit-Focused Investing
Focus on maximizing financial returns through high-growth sectors and strong family-run businesses.
Purpose-Driven Investing
Prioritize meaningful impact and supporting founders, even if financial returns are not the highest.
- Family Office Investments
- Over 30 companies
- Exits
- 11 exits, with 6-7 more expected this year
- Highest Return
- 300% return in about two years
- Investment Strategy
- Steady (family-run businesses) and sexy (high-growth sectors)
- Example Investment
- Rotoris, a premium analogue watch startup
- Rotoris Revenue
- $600,000 in its first year
- India's Growth Markets
- AI, MSMEs, tech startups, real estate