Know About BharatPe Co-Founder Ashneer Grover's Luxurious Lifestyle, Net Worth & Investments

The Managing Director and Co-founder of BharatPe, Ashneer Grover has become one of the richest investors with his reported net worth of Rupees 21,300 crore.

Grover has gained much popularity from new the business reality show titled Shark Tank India that was premiered on 20 December 2021.

From the time it was premiered, the show has successfully earned many positive responses for its unique concept of defining investors as Sharks who listen to entrepreneurs for business ideas.

The MD of BharatPe is loved in the show as a shark who is always available with fiery and blunt responses in the show.

Grover is regarded as the man behind BharatPe but he has made great profits from the Indian startup companies. BharatPe is a financial technology mobile application in the Indian transaction space just like PhonePe and Paytm.

Here's all you need to know about Ashner Grover's luxury home, car collection and investments:

LUXURY HOME:

Ashneer Grover has recently purchased a super luxurious home worth Rupees Rs 30 crore in Panchsheel Park of Delhi. The grand house view has a light beige theme in its surroundings. It consists of statement art pieces spreading all around along with a tangerine cushion system.

CAR COLLECTION:

Grover has the car collection of Merc, Audi and a Merc Maybach which white-coloured cars as his first choice his car collection goes for speed with a Porsche Cayman.

INVESTMENTS:

Grover has always been an active investor who had invested in numerous industries that include the health technology industry, gaming companies, fintech, alcobev, co-working and staffing industries.

Being an active investor, the net worth of Grover multiplies from returns from his other investments as well. He has investments in 22 startups that contribute to his net worth:

All fintech investments:

1. EasyRewardz (loyalty)

2. Recko (SaaS)

3. Egregore Labs (Trading Analytics)

4. Vested (Brokerage)

5. Atom Finance (Investing Tools)

6. Jupiter (NeoBanking)

7. LenDen Club (P2P NBFC)

8. LiquiLoans (P2P NBFC)

9. AngelList India (investing)

10. Rupifi (lending)

11. M2P (card issuance)

12. India Gold (gold loan)

13. Uni (consumer credit)

14. JUNIO (Payments for kids)

15. CredioGenics (Collection Saas)

Investment in startups from other industries:

1. MyHQ (co-working space)

2. Bira (alcobev)

3. #ash (alternative tobacco)

4. Nazara (gaming)

5. Park+ (Parking assistant)

6. Meddo (Primary Healthcare)

7. Vahan (Staffing)

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