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Nithin Kamath, Co-Founder Of Zerodha Clarifies On ₹100 Crore Salary After Twitter Backlash

by Ayushi Mehta
May 31, 2021
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Nithin Kamath, the Founder, and CEO of the largest brooking company- Zerodha, has finally clarified all the buzz that was going around the internet lately about him and his brother Nikhil Kamath and Nithin’s wife Seema Patil to supposedly acquire an annual salary of ₹100 Crore. Nithin made a series of tweets to explain this to the public in which he said that the company has only passed had only passed the resolution for the three of them to draw a salary that might equal to almost around ₹100 Crore every year, but in reality, the actual amount of the salary drawn by them would not be the same. Nithin, the company’s CEO said- It is important to take liquidity out when you are ‘up’ to de-risk. We have always done this, ~15% of profits”

I’m surprised by the unwanted noise around this whole salary news of @nikhilkamathcio, Seema (my wife), & me. The headlines are misleading. We are a private company & no obligations to clarify, but we thought maybe we should, as there are folks who are misinterpreting this. 1/7

— Nithin Kamath (@Nithin0dha) May 30, 2021

 

Even though the actual salary of the three would definitely be lower than the approved amount of ₹100 Crore, it will, however, still be a higher amount than the norm, said Nithin Kamath. While giving the statement, he also said that this resolution that is passed by the company will allow the working promoters to draw salaries up to these numbers, in case if the company requires to liquefy. This initiative will help the small promoters to support their personal investments in either small businesses or social causes.

Talking further to the media, Nithin said the business of broking is a very risky business as most of the revenue is obtained from traders who are active and have a leveraged position in the market. These active traders often take the risks themselves and by this, the brokers earn from the position they take. He said that even a single black swan event could possibly result in huge losses for the businesses.

He said- “Also due to changing regulations, any of which can potentially impact profitability significantly.”

The company had done an ESOP buyback just last year that brought the valuation of the company to around $1 billion. Just recently, the company again announced that they are planning to do another buyback worth ₹200 Crores. This buyback will augment the valuation of the company to a further value of $2 billion, which is literally double what the value was last year. The company’s net profit the previous financial year was somewhere around ₹1,000 Crore.

The promoters from Zerodha have been facing a lot of backlash from the people ever since the news of the ₹100 Crore resolution for the three founders became public.

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Hey! My name is Ayushi Mehta, I'm 19 years old. I am a big time literature and tech enthusiast. A cub Journalist. Thank you for checking out my articles! To connect, email me at- ayushi@connasys.com

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