10 Richest Men In Delhi: Shiv Nadar with Rs 3.56 lakh crore, Sunil Mittal with Rs 2.72 lakh crore and Ravi Jaipuria With Rs 1.53 lakh crore lead wealth list

10 Richest Men In Delhi: Delhi is not just India’s power corridor or a cultural mosaic of monuments and street food—it’s also a heavyweight arena for industry titans whose fortunes rival small economies. Behind glass-front offices and discreet bungalows live entrepreneurs who quietly steer fund universities, global markets, revive heritage brands, and reshape how millions live and work. Here’s a vivid, fact-checked look at the ten richest Delhi-based business leaders in 2025, their fortunes, and the fascinating details that make their stories stand out.

Founder of HCL Technologies, Nadar remains the capital’s wealth king with an estimated $40.2 billion fortune. He transformed a garage startup into a global IT giant serving Fortune 500 clients. Beyond business, his Shiv Nadar Foundation funds top-tier schools and universities. Legacy runs in the family—his daughter Roshni Nadar Malhotra is among the world’s richest women.

2. Sunil Mittal & family — Rs 2.72 lakh crore

The telecom trailblazer behind Bharti Enterprises oversees a $30.7 billion empire anchored by Bharti Airtel. What stared as a push-button phone import business now includes telecom, retail, agriculture, and insurance. Airtel’s strong presence across Africa and South Asia helped make Mittal a global business figure, not just a domestic success.

3. Ravi Jaipuria — Rs 1.53 lakh crore

Nicknamed India’s “Cola King,” Jaipuria heads Varun Beverages, the largest franchise bottler for PepsiCo in India. His $17.3 billion fortune also bubbles up from quick-service restaurant franchises like KFC and Pizza Hut, plus dairy and packaged foods. His empire proves beverages can be a surprisingly powerful wealth engine.

4. Burman Family — Rs 92,276 crore

Owners of Dabur India, the Burmans hold roughly $10.4 billion. The company began as a small Ayurvedic medicine venture over 135 years ago and grew into a global FMCG brand. Its herbal roots remain its USP, blending traditional remedies with modern packaging and marketing.

5. Kapil Bhatia & Rahul Bhatia — Rs 89,607 crore

The duo behind IndiGo command a combined $10.1 billion fortune. IndiGo’s obsession with punctuality and cost efficiency turned it into India’s dominant airline and one of Asia’s most reliable carriers. Their interests also extend into hospitality and travel services.

6. Vinod Rai Gupta & Anil Rai Gupta — Rs 84,284 crore

The family behind Havells India built a $9.5 billion fortune by turning everyday electrical goods—cables, switches, fans—into aspirational consumer products. Their growth mirrors India’s infrastructure boom and rising middle-class demand for quality appliances.

7. Vivek Chaand Sehgal — Rs 78,961 crore

Chairman of Motherson Sumi Systems, Sehgal leads a global auto-parts powerhouse supplying major car brands in more than 40 countries. His $8.9 billion net worth reflects India’s growing influence in international manufacturing supply chains.

8. Vikram Lal — Rs 78,072 crore

Through Eicher Motors and its legendary division Royal Enfield, Lal commands $8.8 billion. Royal Enfield’s retro-styled bikes became cult favorites worldwide, especially its Bullet line—one of the longest continuously produced motorcycle models ever.

9. Kuldip Singh Dhingra & Gurbachan Singh Dhingra — Rs 66,540 crore

The brothers built Berger Paints into a household name worth about $7.5 billion. Their company has moved beyond decorative paints into eco-friendly coatings, reflecting the industry’s shift toward sustainability.

10. Ramesh Juneja & Rajeev Juneja — Rs 62,104 crore

Mankind Pharma is owned by brothers, and they hold roughly $7 billion. Their company started rapidly by focusing on affordable medicines and a strong distribution network, exporting to more than 30 countries while keeping a firm grip on India’s domestic market.