5 Most Expensive Things Owned By CEO Of The Serum Institute ‘Adar Poonawalla’

Adar Poonawalla is one of India’s richest individuals who have worked with their blood and sweat to build an empire hardly rivaled in India. He is the CEO of the Serum Institute of India (SII), a vaccine-manufacturing company that has begotten inoculation for measles, polio, and tetanus and is one of the leading contenders to invent the coronavirus vaccine.

In this story, we will be sneaking a peek into the five most expensive purchases by the Poonawalla family which is now being led by Adar.

A Rs 750 crore home in Mumbai

The family’s primary residence is in Pune but it also has a house in Mumbai. Located in South Mumbai, the property is called Lincoln House which is one of the most expensive heritage properties of the city. It is owned by Adar Poonawalla’s father and it also commands 50,000 square feet in South Mumbai’s Breach Candy area. According to reports of Mid-Day, the family bought it in 2015 for a staggering Rs 750 crore.

Rolls Royce Phantom: Upwards of Rs 8 crore

As per Cartoq, the family bosses the owning of Phantom Series 1 Rolls Royce car, which is one of the several vintage cars that they have owned. In the present day, however, t is very elusive to own this chariot of the Gods.