How to convert crores to lakhs
Formula: lakh = crore × 100
Worked example: 3 crore → 3 × 100 = 300 lakh
One crore is exactly 100 lakh, so 2.5 crore is 250 lakh.
Crores to lakhs conversion chart
| Crores (crore) | Lakhs (lakh) |
|---|---|
| 0.1 crore | 10 lakh |
| 0.25 crore | 25 lakh |
| 0.5 crore | 50 lakh |
| 1 crore | 100 lakh |
| 1.5 crore | 150 lakh |
| 2 crore | 200 lakh |
| 2.5 crore | 250 lakh |
| 3 crore | 300 lakh |
| 5 crore | 500 lakh |
| 7.5 crore | 750 lakh |
| 10 crore | 1,000 lakh |
| 15 crore | 1,500 lakh |
| 20 crore | 2,000 lakh |
| 25 crore | 2,500 lakh |
| 50 crore | 5,000 lakh |
| 75 crore | 7,500 lakh |
| 100 crore | 10,000 lakh |
| 250 crore | 25,000 lakh |
| 500 crore | 50,000 lakh |
| 1,000 crore | 100,000 lakh |
What is a crore?
A crore is 10,000,000, or 100 lakh, in the Indian numbering system. It is written 1,00,00,000. Company revenues, film box-office figures and government budgets in India are usually reported in crores, often shortened to Cr.
What is a lakh?
A lakh is 100,000 in the Indian numbering system, used in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka. It is written 1,00,000, with digits grouped by two after the first thousand. Salaries and house prices in India are often quoted in lakhs.