The Hinduja family, led by Gopichand Hinduja, Chairman of the 110-year-old multinational Hinduja Group, has once again secured the top spot on The Sunday Times Rich List, with a reported net worth of £35.3 billion. This marks the fourth consecutive year the UK-based family has led the definitive annual ranking of the wealthiest individuals and families residing in the United Kingdom, which features 350 entries in its 2025 edition.
Under the leadership of G.P. Hinduja, the group operates across 38 countries with diversified investments spanning mobility, digital technology, banking and financial services, media, project development, lubricants and specialty chemicals, energy, real estate, trading and healthcare.
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In the past year, the Hinduja Group has notably ramped up its focus on electric mobility in India, investing in vehicle charging infrastructure as part of a broader shift toward sustainability and innovation.
Beyond their expansive business ventures, the Hinduja family continues to prioritise philanthropy through the Hinduja Foundation, which supports impactful work in education, healthcare, sustainable rural development, and water conservation across various regions.
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Other notable names on the 2025 Sunday Times Rich List include David and Simon Reuben and family (£26.873 billion), Sir Leonard Blavatnik (£25.725 billion), Sir James Dyson and family (£20.8 billion), Idan Ofer (£20.121 billion), the Weston family (£17.746 billion), Sir Jim Ratcliffe (£17.046 billion), and Lakshmi Mittal and family (£15.444 billion).
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