Hrithik Roshan to Partially Sell Stake in Cult.fit Ahead of IPO
Hrithik Roshan plans to sell part of his shares in fitness platform Cult.fit through its upcoming IPO but will retain ownership and remain involved with the company.
Hrithik Roshan plans to sell part of his shares in fitness platform Cult.fit through its upcoming IPO but will retain ownership and remain involved with the company.
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