The Jay Amit Shah Story (told the correct way)

http://telegraphharp.com/about/ The Wire has dared to malign Jay Amit Shah by questioning the business practices of this financial prodigy. In reality, Jay Amit Shah is a genius who needs to be recognized & celebrated. Thankfully, The Wire is being sued for Rs. 100 crore for defaming an honest, hard-working businessman.

Doubling and tripling revenues YoY is for losers. Jay Amit Shah, multiplies his by 16,000.

Why can’t more Indians be like Jay Amit Shah? Instead of complaining about the economy and government policies, this chai wala’s right hand man’s son decided to pull off an economic miracle. Jay Shah’s Temple Enterprise Pvt. Ltd. will go down in history as one of the most prolific overnight business successes. Finance Minister Arun Jaitley was probably trying to replicate Jay’s success at a national level with silver-bullet solutions like Demonetisation and GST. But not everyone is blessed with Jay’s business acumen. It’s time to hand over the reins to Jay Amit Shah and allow him to replicate his business success across the country.

Here is a snapshot of boy-genius Jay Amit Shah (B.Tech, Nirma University) increasing his company’s revenues by 16,000 times over a one year period.

Around the time when Temple Enterprise was on the cusp of greatness (when its annual revenues were already at Rs. 50,000), one Rajesh Khandwala saw the tremendous potential in Jay’s company & provided Temple Enterprise with an unsecured loan of Rs 15.78 crore. Rajesh Khandwala happens to be the samdhi of Parimal Nathwani, a BJP Rajya Sabha MP & a senior level executive at Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Ltd. – but this is completely and totally irrelevant to the loan being given to Jay.

Rajesh Khandwala also appears to be a financial wizard – one that we can all take inspiration from. His financial company KIFS, was able to provide an unsecured loan of Rs. 15.78 crores to Temple Enterprise in the same year that KIFS had annual revenues of Rs. 7 crore.

A graphical representation of this miracle.

There are other boring details in the story put out by The Wire. Like in 2015, the same year KIFS provided a multi-crore, unsecured loan to Temple Enterprise, Rajesh Khandwala (KIFS) and Jay Amit Shah also formed a limited liability partnership (LLP), Sattva Tradelink, that was dissolved later ( http://shinyfastandloud.com/?feed=rss2 business decision). KIFS and Jay Amit Shah also formed Kusum Finserve, a limited liability partnership incorporated in July 2015 with Jay Shah owning a 60% stake in it. Crores were transferred between KIFS and Kusum ( business decision) and this partnership has generated over Rs. 24 crores in revenues. Kusum Finserve’s stated business is trading stocks, but it decided to setup a Rs. 15 crore worth windmill plant in Madhya Pradesh (business decision). Kusum Finserve also managed to raise a loan of Rs 25 crores from Kalupur Commercial Cooperative Bank and Rs 10.35 crore loan from a public sector enterprise, Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA – overseen by BJP minister Piyush Goyal at the time) through methods which need expert business skills (which are readily available with Jay Amit Shah).

But let’s not digress – The nation is thankful for this inspirational story. It is not every day that we see thousands being leveraged to make tens of crores within the time span of a few months. Jay Amit Shah is a creative genius whose financial ingenuity should encourage all Indians to dream bigger. Jai Hind & Bharat Mata ki Jai.

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8 thoughts on “The Jay Amit Shah Story (told the correct way)

  1. They have already filed a defamation ….so let him be punished if he had conmited a crime or let the wire be taken to task …why this selective media trial and judgement . That too a person who is on bail and is about to assume the President post from another person who is also on bail ….. is talking about morality …and the need to resign when allegations are made !!

    1. Please read my message ..I have already said if he is guilty let him be punished …..now based on it people who are on bail for another corruption case cannot assume morale standards. Another point of contention is that as per their record only the turnover has shot up to 80 crores due to export orders …they show a loss of 1.6 crore! If you say it is not mere allegations , it is as per his account statement …u have to believe this part too !

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