Ambani Family Tops 2025 Barclays - Hurun's Most Valuable Family Businesses List
Ambani Family Tops 2025 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Businesses List
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Mumbai, India: The Ambani family has emerged as the leader in the 2025 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Businesses List, with a valuation of INR 28.2 Lakh Crores.
This marks a significant position for the family, whose business, Reliance Industries, operates in the energy sector and plays a pivotal role in shaping India's industrial landscape.
The list, compiled by Hurun Research Institute in association with Barclays Private Clients, highlights the top 10 most valuable family businesses in India.
The top three spots are occupied by the Ambani family, Kumar Mangalam Birla family, and Jindal family, with valuations of INR 28.2 Lakh Cr, INR 6.5 Lakh Cr, and INR 5.7 Lakh Cr, respectively.
Key Highlights of the List:
- The top 10 families have a combined valuation of INR 66.7 Lakh Cr, up from INR 59.5 Lakh Cr last year.
- Energy, financial services, and software remain the dominant wealth-creating industries across India's most valuable family businesses.
- The Ambani family's leadership has shaped India's industrial landscape since the business was founded in 1957.
Top 3 Families:
Other Notable Families on the List:
- Kumar Mangalam Birla family (2nd place) with Aditya Birla Group in the cement and cement products industry.
- Jindal family (3rd place) with JSW Steel in the metals and mining industry.
- Bajaj family (4th place) with Bajaj Group in financial services.
The 2025 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Businesses List underscores the continued growth and significance of family-led enterprises in India's economy.
- Record-Breaking Numbers:
- Industry Leaders:- Industrial products lead with 48 companies
This list showcases the significant contribution of family businesses to India's economy, with the top 300 families generating INR 7,100 crores every day.
The report also highlights the growing importance of professional governance, with 62 companies led by non-family CEOs, and increasing diversity, with 22 family businesses headed by women.
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