Robin Arora

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Robin Arora (born January 1985) is a British businessman and director of the retail chain B&M Stores.

Early life[]

Born in Manchester, Arora is the youngest of three brothers, Simon Arora and Bobby Arora.^[2][3] Before going into business, he studied business at the University of Reading.^[4]

His brothers acquired B&M Stores in December 2004 from Phildrew Investments.^[5]

Career[]

Arora joined the business alongside his brothers in 2008, and was appointed a director at B&M Stores in 2014.^[4][6]

Personal life[]

In 2013, Arora become the UK's first billionaire under the age of 30.^[7]

In 2014, Tatler described Arora as "a Woosterish wag with a strong line in tartan blazers".^[8]

In 2015, he married Esha Arora, nee Babber.^[8][9]

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