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Zerodha CEO Nithin Kamath Flexes His 'Inspiring' Physique On 44th Birthday; See Image

The post has gathered over 20,000 likes and over 800 replies. Nithin's brother Nikhil also posted on X on the former's birthday.

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Image Source: X/@nikhilkamathcio
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Nithin Kamath, Founder and CEO of Zerodha Broking Pvt. celebrated his 44th birthday on October 5. Taking to social media platform X on Thursday, Kamath shared an inspiring photo of himself while also thanking everyone for the birthday wishes.

In the photo, Nithin Kamath is seen posing shirtless in a gym and flexing his body. He stated that his body fat is at 14.3%, "the lowest I have been."

Kamath said that he is posting the photo for "accountability, so I don't slack and ever back to the mean," adding that this might maybe inspire a few folks and remind that age is just a number.

The post has gathered over 20,000 likes and over 800 replies. Nithin's brother Nikhil Kamath also posted on X on the former's birthday.

"Happy birthday brother, may you continue to get fitter, keep looking younger (than me), and keep flexing those biceps...," the Zerodha co-founder wrote.

Here's how netizens reacted to Nithin Kamath's birthday post:

Zerodha's Valuation

Last month, Nithin Kamath said that Zerodha is valued at around Rs 30,000 crore, or $3.6 billion, much lower than market guesstimates.

"Every time our financials are out, there is a lot of speculation about Zerodha's valuation," said Kamath in a post on X. "It might sound counterintuitive for me to say it, but most assumptions, I think, are way higher than reality," he said.

Kamath's clarification on the valuation of Zerodha, India's No. 1 brokerage by revenue and profitability, came two days after the company released its earnings. Its profit surged 38% to Rs 2,907 crore in FY23.

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