The business world bids farewell to Ananda Krishnan, a titan who changed telecommunications and media in Malaysia. Discover the legacy he leaves behind!
Ananda Krishnan, the renowned Malaysian billionaire whose business empire shaped the telecommunications and media landscape of Malaysia, has passed away at the age of 86. Known for his sharp acumen and a savvy approach to business, Krishnan was a Harvard Business School alumnus who spearheaded major companies that include Maxis Bhd and Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd. His contribution to various industries made him not just a notable figure in Malaysia, but a significant player in the Southeast Asian business arena.
Born in 1936, the tycoon built an impressive portfolio ranging from oil and gas ventures to influential media outlets. His business savvy did not just stop at corporate interests; it had an extraordinary social impact as well. One of his most notable philanthropic feats was his substantial donation that helped finance the 1985 Live Aid concert—a charity event aiming to alleviate famine in Africa. These endeavours showcased his commitment to not only profit-driven business strategies but also to social causes that improved lives.
Krishnan’s death was confirmed by Usaha Tegas, his investment holding company, which expressed condolences and noted his vast contributions to nation-building and the corporate world. Many have praised Krishnan for being a visionary who not only climbed the corporate ladder but also paved the way for future business leaders with his relentless spirit. His influence can be seen in the legacy of companies he created, which continue to thrive and innovate even after his departure.
While the world mourns the loss of a giant, it’s important to remember that Ananda Krishnan was also a family man and a private individual, often stepping out of the spotlight while making impactful contributions. Interestingly, his son once gave up an astounding $5 billion from his inheritance to preserve his father's legacy, reiterating the ethos of hard work and strength that defines the Krishnan clan. Ananda Krishnan may have left his body, but his unparalleled contributions to business and philanthropy will echo across the shores of Malaysia and beyond for generations to come.
He built a reputation as a savvy, Harvard-trained businessman whose fingerprints were everywhere. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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