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Alpana Dangi, at 53, is an Indian investor and businesswoman. Her wealth stems primarily from Investments, with a focus on financial services and capital markets. Her career includes a significant presence on the board of Authum Investment & Infrastructure Ltd., a non-banking financial company where she holds a majority stake. Dangi's net worth is estimated at $3.6 billion, and she is ranked #67 on Forbes' 2025 India's Richest list.
Information regarding Alpana Dangi's early life and educational background is limited in publicly available sources. However, it is known that she holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree.
Alpana Dangi's prominence in the financial world is largely due to her strategic investments and her role in Authum Investment & Infrastructure Ltd. She is the Promoter of Authum Investment & Infrastructure Limited. She currently holds 65.3% stake in Authum Investment & Infrastructure Ltd. Authum is a non banking financial services company focused on long-term equity investments. In 2022, Authum acquired Reliance Commercial Finance. In September 2024, Authum bought a 42% stake in Prataap Snacks.
Dangi's investment strategy focuses on identifying and capitalizing on opportunities within the financial services and capital markets. She is known for her significant stake in Authum Investment & Infrastructure, and her son and nephew also sit on the board.
Alpana Dangi is actively engaged in social activities for the uplifting of the underprivileged and supports many NGOs through her own arts & exhibition. However, the specific amounts of her philanthropic contributions are not available.
Alpana Dangi was appointed the director of GOLDFLAG TRADING COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED.
Appointed the director of AMIT BUSSINESS LTD.
Authum bought a 42% stake in Prataap Snacks.
Actively engaged in social activities for uplifting the underprivileged and supports many NGOs through her own arts & exhibition.
Her husband, Sanjay Dangi, was charged with market manipulation and banned from trading by the securities regulator. He contested the ban and was later exonerated.
