Recognition and Awards
- Listed in the Forbes Magazine’s annual tally of billionaires in March 2013 at the 974th position with a net worth of $1.5 billion.
- "Most Influential Asian Business Leader in the MENA region" award by Forbes ME in 2012.
- "Arab Business Leader of the Year 2012" during the third edition of the Global Arab Business Meeting held in Ras Al Khaimah.
- Listed in the Indian Rich List 2011 by Arabian Business magazine.
- Lifetime Achievement Award at the inaugural Indian CEO Awards held in February 2012.
- Conferred with the title of Padma Shri by Smt. Pratibha Patil, the Honourable President of India in 2008
- "Business Man of the Year 2009-10" award instituted by the Kerala State Forum of Bankers’ Clubs.
- Forbes MENA region most influential Asian Business Leader Award 2012.
- Swiss Ambassador’s Award 2012 for outstanding efforts in promoting Swiss-UAE relations.
- "Pravasi Bharatiya Samman Award" in 2005; the highest Indian government award given to non-resident Indians.
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