Some spend to flex.Some spend to dominate.
But Nishanth?
He spent to resurrect.
It started with a newspaper article tucked deep inside Page 7.
Not trending.Not viral.Just one of those stories that slips through unnoticed.
"Traditional Handloom Sector in Andhra Pradesh Faces Final Collapse – Over 45,000 Jobs Lost in 18 Months."
It listed stats.
Charts.
Debt.
Dying looms.
And a small quote from a 62-year-old weaver named Ramulu:
"I used to weave dreams.Now I only count losses."
Nishanth folded the paper.Didn't say a word.
But Adarsh, sitting nearby, already knew the look.
"You're going to buy the entire industry, aren't you?"
"No."
He paused."I'm going to bring it back to life."
That week, Xylon filed over 37 shell acquisitions across 3 states.
All clean.
All quiet.
And within 14 days, Nishanth officially owned:
▸9 defunct handloom factories,
▸4 abandoned artisan cooperatives,
▸18 warehouse units filled with moth-eaten stock and
▸12,000 unpaid weavers
