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Kohli rejected Rs 3000000000 renewal contract from this company and then...

Kohli rejected Rs 3000000000 renewal contract from this company and then...

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In this collection of pictures we shall know why star India batter Virat Kohli rejected Rs 3000000000 renewal contract from a company and then where did he invest? Let's know about it.
Virat Kohli got an offer of an endorsement deal with a huge amount of Rs 300 crore. However, Kohli has rejected this offer.
These days Virat Kohli, who is busy in IPL 2025, is showing his strength on the field but is also active in his business off the field. Recently it was revealed that Kohli ended his 8-year-long relationship with German sportswear company PUMA.
This journey of Virat Kohli and Puma started in 2017, when this giant company signed Virat Kohli, who was then the captain of Team India, for 8 years and gave him a huge amount of Rs 110 crore in return.
Now in 2025, this deal between Virat Kohli and Puma has been completed and both have parted ways. However, a report has claimed that this giant company wanted to continue its contract with Kohli for the next 8 years and for this it had also offered a huge deal of Rs 300 crore to the star batsman. But Virat had made up his mind to start a new journey and hence rejected this offer of Puma.
According to reports, now Virat Kohli is dealing with a new company Agilitas. The special thing is that Agilitas has been started by Abhishek Ganguly, former MD of Puma India and South-East Asia. He started this company in 2023 and now Kohli is preparing to start a partnership with him. Kohli started his own brand named One-Eight a few years ago and took it forward in collaboration with Puma. Now Kohli is planning to make his brand even bigger in collaboration with Agilitas.
Team India's superstar Virat Kohli has made a huge investment of Rs 40 crore in Bengaluru based sports goods manufacturing company Agilitas. With this investment, the scope of his business portfolio has increased further. Kohli plans to increase his stake in the company by investing more in the coming time. With this investment, Kohli will now not only be the brand ambassador of the company, but will also play an important role in taking the company forward.

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