‘Just the Binning’: Vivek Ramaswamy broke the record in raising funds for the GUV election campaign, $ 8.5 million in five months
Vivek Ramaswamy has increased by more than $ 8.5 million since his announcement of Ohio Governor’s election bid from the Republican Party after the government’s efficiency exiting the department. AXIOS said that this much money in the election cycle is almost a whole year away with this much money. For comparison, Exios reported that the village Mike Devin raised $ 3 million in the first half of 2021 during his reunion campaign. The money includes no personal funding from Ramaswamy, who spent more than $ 30 million of his own money to fund his presidential campaign, which he withdrew to support Donald Trump. “Just the beginning of record breaking in Ohio,” Vivek reacted to her fund news.
What is Vivek Ramaswamy’s net worth? What is the source of his money?
Vivek Ramaswamy’s net worth in 2025 is estimated to be between $ 800 million and $ 1.1 billion, most sources bend towards the high end, about $ 1 billion. His assets primarily come from his 7–11% stake in Rovent Sciences, a biotech company that he established in 2014, which was more than $ 840 million based on the SEC filing and revelations of the campaign. Additional money stems from his stake in Starv Asset Management (more than $ 100 million), investing in stock, bonds, cryptocurrency and real estate, with two Ohio homes worth $ 2.5 million.
How did Indian origin Vivek Ramaswamy become rich?
Born in 1985 in the Indian immigrant parents (her father, a general electric engineer and lawyer, her mother was a psychiatrist), Ramaswamy grew up in the Cincinnati suburb of Evendale. He attended St. Xavier’s High School, graduated as a Valedictorian in 2003. With his early business, with discretion, when he was studying biology in Harvard, a business, Studentbusinesses.com, a technical startup that was associated with debuted entrepreneurs with professional resources via the Internet. The business was later sold to the Cofman Foundation, a non -profit organization that promotes entrepreneurs and education.After graduating from Harvard, Ramaswamy joined the New York -based investment advisor firm and hedge fund manager QVT Financial. He also studied the law at Yale University in the same batch as JD Vance. The QVT included investing in biotech companies in their work, due to which he was interested in the development of new prescription drugs.Ramaswamy established the Rovent in 2014, which was not a priority for his owners, who was to buy or license drugs. Rovent will then handle the development process for potential future drugs. The company arranged its developing medicines in subsidiaries, which can be closed or sold in separate undertakings.In 2015, Ramaswamy cash in a piece of his dreadful stake for a majority of about $ 37.1 million in his tax returns on his tax returns.A potential Alzheimer’s disease, called intaphardin, was the main drug under development in a terrible a subsidiary, which the company shut down in the early public offer of 2015. On the first day of trading, the price of stock was almost doubled, causing the company to priced about $ 3 billion.In 2021, Ramaswamy stepped as the CEO and the chairman of Rowant as he followed the new undertakings. Then he published his best -selling book ‘Vok Inc.’
