BANGALORE: Most of the multi-billion enterprises that we see today had its inception from a single room cubicle. A hefty investment or the technological installations alone cannot be sported as the prerequisite elements for a venture to bloom. However, a true ground braking idea can help a miniscule company to skyrocket in no time. Right from the 187 crore Quick Heal anti-virus that took its birth from a repair shop to the 100 crore Sarita Handa brand that started from a living room all dictate us a story of innovative ideas coupled with hard work. Read on to know more about some of the disruptive enterprise ideas that churned out over 100 crore turnovers, as compiled by Economic Times.

Quick Heal Anti-Virus (Kailash Katkar)
Turnover: 187 crore

A student who struggled hard to pass his matriculation later on managed to become the CEO of an 187 crore enterprise. Kailash Katkar explained how he managed to bring up an anti-virus kingdom just in 22 years from an electronics repair shop started with an initial investment of 15,000 in 1990. Later in 1993, he founded CAT computer service and roped in his brother to create a basic antivirus software. The firm now has a workforce of 610 people and has presence in over 50 countries.
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