Mumbai: The Hinduja Family, spearheaded by Gopichand Hinduja, Chairman of the Hinduja Group, has once again clinched the top position on The Sunday Times Rich List 2025, marking their fourth consecutive year at the helm.
With a staggering wealth of £35.3 billion, the Hinduja family leads the pack among 350 of the UK’s wealthiest individuals and families.
Hinduja Family Focus on Strategic Growth
Despite navigating through a year of global uncertainties and regulatory changes, the Hinduja family’s focus on strategic growth, sustainability, and diversification has fortified their standing.
The 110-year-old Hinduja Group operates in 38 countries and boasts a portfolio spanning mobility, digital technology, BFSI, energy, media, lubricants, chemicals, real estate, project development, and healthcare.
Significantly, the group has amplified its investment in India’s electric mobility ecosystem, including EV infrastructure and vehicle development – reinforcing its long-term vision of future-ready innovation.
The Hinduja Foundation, the family’s philanthropic arm, continues to spearhead high-impact projects in education, healthcare, water conservation, and rural development, showcasing a commitment to inclusive growth and community well-being.
The 2025 edition of the Rich List also features other business heavyweights:
- David and Simon Reuben & family (£26.873 billion)
- Sir Leonard Blavatnik (£25.725 billion)
- Sir James Dyson & family (£20.8 billion)
- Idan Ofer (£20.121 billion)
- Lakshmi Mittal & family (£15.444 billion)
The Hinduja family’s enduring dominance reflects their deep-rooted global business acumen, resilience in volatile markets, and visionary investment strategies, particularly in green and digital transformation sectors.
