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India stands at a defining moment in its economic journey—a moment shaped by those who dared to envision, build, and lead.
India stands at a defining moment in its economic journey—a moment shaped by those who dared to envision, build, and lead.
The 360 ONE Wealth Creators List recognises individuals and families who have not only created exceptional financial value but have also contributed meaningfully to the fabric of India’s growth story.
This is not just a list of net worths. It is a portrait of vision, discipline, innovation, and resilience. It celebrates those who bet on India with conviction—who built businesses, disrupted industries, enabled employment, and gave back to society.
From multi-generational dynasties to self-made disruptors, these names represent a diverse spectrum of India’s wealth creation engine. Through structured data, sharp insights, and engaging storytelling, this list brings to life the scale and spirit of those who continue to define what wealth means in modern India.
India’s
Power 50
Business Families Behind the Nation’s Growth
Across generations, certain families have not only built empires but also shaped India's economic legacy. This list honours their enduring leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, and multi-generational impact on Indian enterprise.
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Leading Wealth Creators
₹1,000
Cr +
Meet India’s Wealth Leaders—visionaries who have crossed the ₹1,000 crore mark in personal net worth. This elite group includes first-generation entrepreneurs who’ve built empires from scratch, as well as legacy business family owners who’ve scaled their enterprises across generations. Together, they represent the evolving face of Indian enterprise: innovative, future-focused, and putting India firmly on the global map.
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Emerging Wealth Creators
₹500–1,000
Cr
This is the next wave of India’s Rising Wealth Creators with a personal net worth between ₹500–1,000 crore. They include digital disruptors, manufacturing moguls, and new-age family businesses driving the next phase of growth. Whether self-made or legacy-driven, these individuals are poised to shape the future of India’s economic story.
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The Big Picture
The Big Picture
1
The List at a Glance: India’s New Wealth Order
2,030 entrepreneurs, professionals, and heirs with a combined net worth of ~₹100 trillion, equivalent to one-third of India’s GDP. Every individual has a net worth of at least ₹500 crore.
2
Big Three, Bigger Influence
Just three business houses: The Tata Group, Reliance Industries, and Adani Group, account for 24% of combined promoter wealth identified through this list, collectively owning over ₹36 lakh crore.
3
Top 50 Business Houses = 59% of India’s Private Wealth
The top 50 business houses account for nearly 60% of total wealth. Reliance Industries and Adani Enterprises alone control 12%, underscoring the scale and incumbency of India’s largest promoters.
4
Wealth Isn’t Always Liquid; It’s Layered
Beyond the ₹100 trillion declared net worth lies another ₹50 trillion in wealth held via trusts and promoter-controlled corporate entities. Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust emerge as the largest trusts holding approx. INR 8.2 trillion
5
Women’s Wealth Power Is Rising, But Still Underrepresented
Women own 24% of India’s wealth on this list. While they have a relatively better representation in pharma (33% of sector representation), they make up just 13% of wealth in finance.
6
Heirs, But Not Passive
Women who inherit wealth on average hold more per capita than male heirs by 23%. This signals a shift toward more equitable family succession at the top.
7
Most Wealth Comes from One Big Bet
Flagship companies drive 86% of individual wealth. Only 30% of billionaires on the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List derive their wealth from two or more companies, a number slightly higher among second-generation leaders (35%).
8
Three Sectors Power Over quarter of the List
Pharma, IT, and financial services dominate India’s wealth story, accounting for 26% of total value creation. Dilip Shanghvi, Azim Premji, and the Kamath brothers lead their sectors.
9
Where the Big Bucks Are: Banking, Telecom & Aviation
On a per-capita basis, banking billionaires lead with ₹8,500 crore each, followed by telecom (₹8,400 crore) and aviation (₹7,900 crore).
10
Mumbai: The Wealth Capital
Home to 28% of all billionaires and 40% of the total wealth, Mumbai leads India’s billionaire map. Delhi and Bengaluru follow at 16% and 8% wealth share, with 328 billionaires and 152 billionaires, respectively.
11
The Builder Class: 6 in 10 Still Run Their Companies
62% of the wealthy are actively engaged in business operations. Only 38% belong to the passive wealth club.
12
The Power of Listing: 93% of Wealth Is in Public Markets
A vast majority (85%) of wealth creators in the list derive their net worth from listed entities, making transparency and scale key wealth drivers.
13
India’s Digital First-Gens Under 40: Small Age, Big Impact
46% of young, self-made billionaires under 40 come from digital-first sectors: fintech, broking, e-commerce, and edtech.
14
The Startup Flywheel Is Real
Sixty individuals identified as startup ecosystem enablers have at least one investment in an early-stage start-up that has achieved unicorn or soonicorn status. 90% of them are first-gen wealth creators actively fuelling India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
15
From Bharat to the Boardroom
91 wealth creators in the list are rural-facing: powering agri, infra, lending, and employment outside urban India. 34% operate in the food value chain, while 18% have provided lending solutions.
16
Giving With Purpose: Philanthropy Gets Formal
More families are institutionalising impact through trusts and CSR arms. Education, health, and climate are the new philanthropy pillars.
1
The List at a Glance: India’s New Wealth Order
2,030 entrepreneurs, professionals, and heirs with a combined net worth of ~₹100 trillion, equivalent to one-third of India’s GDP. Every individual has a net worth of at least ₹500 crore.
2
Big Three, Bigger Influence
Just three business houses: The Tata Group, Reliance Industries, and Adani Group, account for 24% of combined promoter wealth identified through this list, collectively owning over ₹36 lakh crore.
3
Top 50 Business Houses = 59% of India’s Private Wealth
The top 50 business houses account for nearly 60% of total wealth. Reliance Industries and Adani Enterprises alone control 12%, underscoring the scale and incumbency of India’s largest promoters.
4
Wealth Isn’t Always Liquid; It’s Layered
Beyond the ₹100 trillion declared net worth lies another ₹50 trillion in wealth held via trusts and promoter-controlled corporate entities. Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust emerge as the largest trusts holding approx. INR 8.2 trillion
5
Women’s Wealth Power Is Rising, But Still Underrepresented
Women own 24% of India’s wealth on this list. While they have a relatively better representation in pharma (33% of sector representation), they make up just 13% of wealth in finance.
6
Heirs, But Not Passive
Women who inherit wealth on average hold more per capita than male heirs by 23%. This signals a shift toward more equitable family succession at the top.
7
Most Wealth Comes from One Big Bet
Flagship companies drive 86% of individual wealth. Only 30% of billionaires on the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List derive their wealth from two or more companies, a number slightly higher among second-generation leaders (35%).
8
Three Sectors Power Over quarter of the List
Pharma, IT, and financial services dominate India’s wealth story, accounting for 26% of total value creation. Dilip Shanghvi, Azim Premji, and the Kamath brothers lead their sectors.
9
Where the Big Bucks Are: Banking, Telecom & Aviation
On a per-capita basis, banking billionaires lead with ₹8,500 crore each, followed by telecom (₹8,400 crore) and aviation (₹7,900 crore).
10
Mumbai: The Wealth Capital
Home to 28% of all billionaires and 40% of the total wealth, Mumbai leads India’s billionaire map. Delhi and Bengaluru follow at 16% and 8% wealth share, with 328 billionaires and 152 billionaires, respectively.
11
The Builder Class: 6 in 10 Still Run Their Companies
62% of the wealthy are actively engaged in business operations. Only 38% belong to the passive wealth club.
12
The Power of Listing: 93% of Wealth Is in Public Markets
A vast majority (85%) of wealth creators in the list derive their net worth from listed entities, making transparency and scale key wealth drivers.
13
India’s Digital First-Gens Under 40: Small Age, Big Impact
46% of young, self-made billionaires under 40 come from digital-first sectors: fintech, broking, e-commerce, and edtech.
14
The Startup Flywheel Is Real
Sixty individuals identified as startup ecosystem enablers have at least one investment in an early-stage start-up that has achieved unicorn or soonicorn status. 90% of them are first-gen wealth creators actively fuelling India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
15
From Bharat to the Boardroom
91 wealth creators in the list are rural-facing: powering agri, infra, lending, and employment outside urban India. 34% operate in the food value chain, while 18% have provided lending solutions.
16
Giving With Purpose: Philanthropy Gets Formal
More families are institutionalising impact through trusts and CSR arms. Education, health, and climate are the new philanthropy pillars.
1
The List at a Glance: India’s New Wealth Order
2,030 entrepreneurs, professionals, and heirs with a combined net worth of ~₹100 trillion, equivalent to one-third of India’s GDP. Every individual has a net worth of at least ₹500 crore.
2
Big Three, Bigger Influence
Just three business houses: The Tata Group, Reliance Industries, and Adani Group, account for 24% of combined promoter wealth identified through this list, collectively owning over ₹36 lakh crore.
3
Top 50 Business Houses = 59% of India’s Private Wealth
The top 50 business houses account for nearly 60% of total wealth. Reliance Industries and Adani Enterprises alone control 12%, underscoring the scale and incumbency of India’s largest promoters.
4
Wealth Isn’t Always Liquid; It’s Layered
Beyond the ₹100 trillion declared net worth lies another ₹50 trillion in wealth held via trusts and promoter-controlled corporate entities. Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust emerge as the largest trusts holding approx. INR 8.2 trillion
5
Women’s Wealth Power Is Rising, But Still Underrepresented
Women own 24% of India’s wealth on this list. While they have a relatively better representation in pharma (33% of sector representation), they make up just 13% of wealth in finance.
6
Heirs, But Not Passive
Women who inherit wealth on average hold more per capita than male heirs by 23%. This signals a shift toward more equitable family succession at the top.
7
Most Wealth Comes from One Big Bet
Flagship companies drive 86% of individual wealth. Only 30% of billionaires on the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List derive their wealth from two or more companies, a number slightly higher among second-generation leaders (35%).
8
Three Sectors Power Over quarter of the List
Pharma, IT, and financial services dominate India’s wealth story, accounting for 26% of total value creation. Dilip Shanghvi, Azim Premji, and the Kamath brothers lead their sectors.
9
Where the Big Bucks Are: Banking, Telecom & Aviation
On a per-capita basis, banking billionaires lead with ₹8,500 crore each, followed by telecom (₹8,400 crore) and aviation (₹7,900 crore).
10
Mumbai: The Wealth Capital
Home to 28% of all billionaires and 40% of the total wealth, Mumbai leads India’s billionaire map. Delhi and Bengaluru follow at 16% and 8% wealth share, with 328 billionaires and 152 billionaires, respectively.
11
The Builder Class: 6 in 10 Still Run Their Companies
62% of the wealthy are actively engaged in business operations. Only 38% belong to the passive wealth club.
12
The Power of Listing: 93% of Wealth Is in Public Markets
A vast majority (85%) of wealth creators in the list derive their net worth from listed entities, making transparency and scale key wealth drivers.
13
India’s Digital First-Gens Under 40: Small Age, Big Impact
46% of young, self-made billionaires under 40 come from digital-first sectors: fintech, broking, e-commerce, and edtech.
14
The Startup Flywheel Is Real
Sixty individuals identified as startup ecosystem enablers have at least one investment in an early-stage start-up that has achieved unicorn or soonicorn status. 90% of them are first-gen wealth creators actively fuelling India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
15
From Bharat to the Boardroom
91 wealth creators in the list are rural-facing: powering agri, infra, lending, and employment outside urban India. 34% operate in the food value chain, while 18% have provided lending solutions.
16
Giving With Purpose: Philanthropy Gets Formal
More families are institutionalising impact through trusts and CSR arms. Education, health, and climate are the new philanthropy pillars.
1
The List at a Glance: India’s New Wealth Order
2,030 entrepreneurs, professionals, and heirs with a combined net worth of ~₹100 trillion, equivalent to one-third of India’s GDP. Every individual has a net worth of at least ₹500 crore.
2
Big Three, Bigger Influence
Just three business houses: The Tata Group, Reliance Industries, and Adani Group, account for 24% of combined promoter wealth identified through this list, collectively owning over ₹36 lakh crore.
3
Top 50 Business Houses = 59% of India’s Private Wealth
The top 50 business houses account for nearly 60% of total wealth. Reliance Industries and Adani Enterprises alone control 12%, underscoring the scale and incumbency of India’s largest promoters.
4
Wealth Isn’t Always Liquid; It’s Layered
Beyond the ₹100 trillion declared net worth lies another ₹50 trillion in wealth held via trusts and promoter-controlled corporate entities. Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust emerge as the largest trusts holding approx. INR 8.2 trillion
5
Women’s Wealth Power Is Rising, But Still Underrepresented
Women own 24% of India’s wealth on this list. While they have a relatively better representation in pharma (33% of sector representation), they make up just 13% of wealth in finance.
6
Heirs, But Not Passive
Women who inherit wealth on average hold more per capita than male heirs by 23%. This signals a shift toward more equitable family succession at the top.
7
Most Wealth Comes from One Big Bet
Flagship companies drive 86% of individual wealth. Only 30% of billionaires on the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List derive their wealth from two or more companies, a number slightly higher among second-generation leaders (35%).
8
Three Sectors Power Over quarter of the List
Pharma, IT, and financial services dominate India’s wealth story, accounting for 26% of total value creation. Dilip Shanghvi, Azim Premji, and the Kamath brothers lead their sectors.
9
Where the Big Bucks Are: Banking, Telecom & Aviation
On a per-capita basis, banking billionaires lead with ₹8,500 crore each, followed by telecom (₹8,400 crore) and aviation (₹7,900 crore).
10
Mumbai: The Wealth Capital
Home to 28% of all billionaires and 40% of the total wealth, Mumbai leads India’s billionaire map. Delhi and Bengaluru follow at 16% and 8% wealth share, with 328 billionaires and 152 billionaires, respectively.
11
The Builder Class: 6 in 10 Still Run Their Companies
62% of the wealthy are actively engaged in business operations. Only 38% belong to the passive wealth club.
12
The Power of Listing: 93% of Wealth Is in Public Markets
A vast majority (85%) of wealth creators in the list derive their net worth from listed entities, making transparency and scale key wealth drivers.
13
India’s Digital First-Gens Under 40: Small Age, Big Impact
46% of young, self-made billionaires under 40 come from digital-first sectors: fintech, broking, e-commerce, and edtech.
14
The Startup Flywheel Is Real
Sixty individuals identified as startup ecosystem enablers have at least one investment in an early-stage start-up that has achieved unicorn or soonicorn status. 90% of them are first-gen wealth creators actively fuelling India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
15
From Bharat to the Boardroom
91 wealth creators in the list are rural-facing: powering agri, infra, lending, and employment outside urban India. 34% operate in the food value chain, while 18% have provided lending solutions.
16
Giving With Purpose: Philanthropy Gets Formal
More families are institutionalising impact through trusts and CSR arms. Education, health, and climate are the new philanthropy pillars.
1
2,030 entrepreneurs, professionals, and heirs with a combined net worth of ~₹100 trillion, equivalent to one-third of India’s GDP. Every individual has a net worth of at least ₹500 crore.
The List at a Glance: India’s New Wealth Order
2
Big Three, Bigger Influence
Just three business houses: The Tata Group, Reliance Industries, and Adani Group, account for 24% of combined promoter wealth identified through this list, collectively owning over ₹36 lakh crore.
3
Top 50 Business Houses = 59% of India’s Private Wealth
The top 50 business houses account for nearly 60% of total wealth. Reliance Industries and Adani Enterprises alone control 12%, underscoring the scale and incumbency of India’s largest promoters.
4
Wealth Isn’t Always Liquid; It’s Layered
Beyond the ₹100 trillion declared net worth lies another ₹50 trillion in wealth held via trusts and promoter-controlled corporate entities. Sir Dorabji Tata Trust and Sir Ratan Tata Trust emerge as the largest trusts holding approx. INR 8.2 trillion
5
Women’s Wealth Power Is Rising, But Still Underrepresented
Women own 24% of India’s wealth on this list. While they have a relatively better representation in pharma (33% of sector representation), they make up just 13% of wealth in finance.
6
Heirs, But Not Passive
Women who inherit wealth on average hold more per capita than male heirs by 23%. This signals a shift toward more equitable family succession at the top.
7
Most Wealth Comes from One Big Bet
Flagship companies drive 86% of individual wealth. Only 30% of billionaires on the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List derive their wealth from two or more companies, a number slightly higher among second-generation leaders (35%).
8
Three Sectors Power Over quarter of the List
Pharma, IT, and financial services dominate India’s wealth story, accounting for 26% of total value creation. Dilip Shanghvi, Azim Premji, and the Kamath brothers lead their sectors.
9
Where the Big Bucks Are: Banking, Telecom & Aviation
On a per-capita basis, banking billionaires lead with ₹8,500 crore each, followed by telecom (₹8,400 crore) and aviation (₹7,900 crore).
10
Mumbai: The Wealth Capital
Home to 28% of all billionaires and 40% of the total wealth, Mumbai leads India’s billionaire map. Delhi and Bengaluru follow at 16% and 8% wealth share, with 328 billionaires and 152 billionaires, respectively.
11
The Builder Class: 6 in 10 Still Run Their Companies
62% of the wealthy are actively engaged in business operations. Only 38% belong to the passive wealth club.
12
The Power of Listing: 93% of Wealth Is in Public Markets
A vast majority (85%) of wealth creators in the list derive their net worth from listed entities, making transparency and scale key wealth drivers.
13
India’s Digital First-Gens Under 40: Small Age, Big Impact
46% of young, self-made billionaires under 40 come from digital-first sectors: fintech, broking, e-commerce, and edtech.
14
The Startup Flywheel Is Real
Sixty individuals identified as startup ecosystem enablers have at least one investment in an early-stage start-up that has achieved unicorn or soonicorn status. 90% of them are first-gen wealth creators actively fuelling India’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.
15
From Bharat to the Boardroom
91 wealth creators in the list are rural-facing: powering agri, infra, lending, and employment outside urban India. 34% operate in the food value chain, while 18% have provided lending solutions.
16
Giving With Purpose: Philanthropy Gets Formal
More families are institutionalising impact through trusts and CSR arms. Education, health, and climate are the new philanthropy pillars.
Impact Categories
1
Women Who Lead
Bold, brilliant, and breaking barriers—these women are rewriting the rules of wealth. From boardrooms to billion-dollar ventures, they lead with clarity and conviction.
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2
India’s Under 40 Icons
Under 40, overachieving—these are the next-gen icons shaping India Inc. They bring innovation, ambition, and fresh energy to legacy and new-age ventures.
03
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
( INR 100 Billion+)
04
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
(INR 50–100 Billion)
Founders on the cusp of mega-scale—pioneers of value in motion. With ₹5,000–10,000 crore in wealth, they are India's next wealth legends.
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05
Make in India Champions
Above INR 100 Bn
Visionaries scaling Indian manufacturing to global heights. Their innovations power self-reliance, exports, and strategic industries.
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06
Make in India Champions
INR 50–100 Bn
Mid-scale champions fuelling India’s industrial rise. They are the bridge between grassroots growth and global ambition.
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07
Make in India Champions
Below INR 50 Bn
India’s future manufacturing leaders—strong, efficient, and rising. These entrepreneurs bring agility and innovation to the national factory floor.
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08
Championing Innovation for the World
These founders are putting India on the global map through bold innovation. From biotech to fintech, their products solve real-world problems at scale.
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09
Rural Impact
Entrepreneurs creating lasting change in India’s heartland. From agri-tech to microfinance, they’re transforming Bharat from the ground up.
VIEW FULL LIST
10
Democratizing Financial Services
Leaders expanding access to money, credit, and trust. They’re building a more inclusive, empowered financial ecosystem for all.
VIEW FULL LIST
11
Sports Patrons
Backing India's athletes, arenas, and sporting dreams. These patrons fuel the rise of sport as both passion and industry.
VIEW FULL LIST
12
Building Infrastructure
Visionaries laying the literal and digital foundations of New India.
From roads to renewables, they enable national growth and scale.
VIEW FULL LIST
13
Enabling Startup Ecosystem
Capital, mentorship, and opportunity—these champions uplift the builders of tomorrow.
They are the force behind India’s most dynamic entrepreneurial wave.
VIEW FULL LIST
14
Healthcare Services Heroes
Saving lives, improving systems—these leaders power India’s health journey.
They’ve built hospitals, diagnostics, and wellness ecosystems that matter.
VIEW FULL LIST
1
Women Who Lead
Bold, brilliant, and breaking barriers—these women are rewriting the rules of wealth. From boardrooms to billion-dollar ventures, they lead with clarity and conviction.
View full list
2
India’s Under 40 Icons
Under 40, overachieving—these are the next-gen icons shaping India Inc. They bring innovation, ambition, and fresh energy to legacy and new-age ventures.
03
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
( INR 100 Billion+)
04
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
(INR 50–100 Billion)
Founders on the cusp of mega-scale—pioneers of value in motion. With ₹5,000–10,000 crore in wealth, they are India's next wealth legends.
VIEW FULL LIST
05
Make in India Champions
Above INR 100 Bn
Visionaries scaling Indian manufacturing to global heights. Their innovations power self-reliance, exports, and strategic industries.
VIEW FULL LIST
06
Make in India Champions
INR 50–100 Bn
Mid-scale champions fuelling India’s industrial rise. They are the bridge between grassroots growth and global ambition.
VIEW FULL LIST
07
Make in India Champions
Below INR 50 Bn
India’s future manufacturing leaders—strong, efficient, and rising. These entrepreneurs bring agility and innovation to the national factory floor.
VIEW FULL LIST
08
Championing Innovation for the World
These founders are putting India on the global map through bold innovation. From biotech to fintech, their products solve real-world problems at scale.
VIEW FULL LIST
09
Rural Impact
Entrepreneurs creating lasting change in India’s heartland. From agri-tech to microfinance, they’re transforming Bharat from the ground up.
VIEW FULL LIST
10
Democratizing Financial Services
Leaders expanding access to money, credit, and trust. They’re building a more inclusive, empowered financial ecosystem for all.
VIEW FULL LIST
11
Sports Patrons
Backing India's athletes, arenas, and sporting dreams. These patrons fuel the rise of sport as both passion and industry.
VIEW FULL LIST
12
Building Infrastructure
Visionaries laying the literal and digital foundations of New India.
From roads to renewables, they enable national growth and scale.
VIEW FULL LIST
13
Enabling Startup Ecosystem
Capital, mentorship, and opportunity—these champions uplift the builders of tomorrow.
They are the force behind India’s most dynamic entrepreneurial wave.
VIEW FULL LIST
14
Healthcare Services Heroes
Saving lives, improving systems—these leaders power India’s health journey.
They’ve built hospitals, diagnostics, and wellness ecosystems that matter.
VIEW FULL LIST
1
Women Who Lead
Bold, brilliant, and breaking barriers—these women are rewriting the rules of wealth. From boardrooms to billion-dollar ventures, they lead with clarity and conviction.
View full list
2
India’s Under 40 Icons
Under 40, overachieving—these are the next-gen icons shaping India Inc. They bring innovation, ambition, and fresh energy to legacy and new-age ventures.
03
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
( INR 100 Billion+)
04
First-Gen Entrepreneurs
(INR 50–100 Billion)
Founders on the cusp of mega-scale—pioneers of value in motion. With ₹5,000–10,000 crore in wealth, they are India's next wealth legends.
VIEW FULL LIST
05
Make in India Champions
Above INR 100 Bn
Visionaries scaling Indian manufacturing to global heights. Their innovations power self-reliance, exports, and strategic industries.
VIEW FULL LIST
06
Make in India Champions
INR 50–100 Bn
Mid-scale champions fuelling India’s industrial rise. They are the bridge between grassroots growth and global ambition.
VIEW FULL LIST
07
Make in India Champions
Below INR 50 Bn
India’s future manufacturing leaders—strong, efficient, and rising. These entrepreneurs bring agility and innovation to the national factory floor.
VIEW FULL LIST
08
Championing Innovation for the World
These founders are putting India on the global map through bold innovation. From biotech to fintech, their products solve real-world problems at scale.
VIEW FULL LIST
09
Rural Impact
Entrepreneurs creating lasting change in India’s heartland. From agri-tech to microfinance, they’re transforming Bharat from the ground up.
VIEW FULL LIST
10
Democratizing Financial Services
Leaders expanding access to money, credit, and trust. They’re building a more inclusive, empowered financial ecosystem for all.
VIEW FULL LIST
11
Sports Patrons
Backing India's athletes, arenas, and sporting dreams. These patrons fuel the rise of sport as both passion and industry.
VIEW FULL LIST
12
Building Infrastructure
Visionaries laying the literal and digital foundations of New India.
From roads to renewables, they enable national growth and scale.
VIEW FULL LIST
13
Enabling Startup Ecosystem
Capital, mentorship, and opportunity—these champions uplift the builders of tomorrow.
They are the force behind India’s most dynamic entrepreneurial wave.
VIEW FULL LIST
14
Healthcare Services Heroes
Saving lives, improving systems—these leaders power India’s health journey.
They’ve built hospitals, diagnostics, and wellness ecosystems that matter.
VIEW FULL LIST
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A note from Karan Bhagat
Founder, MD & CEO, 360 ONE
At 360 ONE, we have long believed that wealth is more than numbers, it is a reflection of vision, effort, and enduring impact. With this inaugural edition of the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List, we are proud to recognize the individuals and families who have not only scaled extraordinary financial heights but have helped shape the very landscape of Indian enterprise.
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Warm regards,
Karan Bhagat
A note from Karan Bhagat
Founder, MD & CEO, 360 ONE
At 360 ONE, we have long believed that wealth is more than numbers, it is a reflection of vision, effort, and enduring impact. With this inaugural edition of the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List, we are proud to recognize the individuals and families who have not only scaled extraordinary financial heights but have helped shape the very landscape of Indian enterprise.
These are leaders who took bold bets, built businesses with heart and discipline, and demonstrated that true wealth goes beyond balance sheets, it lives in the jobs created, the industries transformed, and the legacies left behind.
This list is our tribute to those who exemplify what it means to be architects of wealth in India. And in doing so, it is also a statement of optimism for the road ahead
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Warm regards,
Karan Bhagat
A note from Karan Bhagat
Founder, MD & CEO, 360 ONE
At 360 ONE, we have long believed that wealth is more than numbers, it is a reflection of vision, effort, and enduring impact. With this inaugural edition of the 360 ONE Wealth Creators List, we are proud to recognize the individuals and families who have not only scaled extraordinary financial heights but have helped shape the very landscape of Indian enterprise.
See more
Warm regards,
Karan Bhagat
A note from Yatin Shah
Co-Founder & Joint CEO, 360 ONE
The wealth-creation journey is an ever-evolving narrative sculpted by economic cycles, unwavering conviction, and the audacity to build against all odds. At 360 ONE, we've been honored to stand alongside India's most extraordinary wealth architects and visionaries who haven't constructed mere companies but have fundamentally reshaped industries, transformed countless lives, and redefined the very trajectory of our nation's economic destiny.
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Warm regards,
Yatin Shah
A note from Yatin Shah
Co-Founder & Joint CEO, 360 ONE
The wealth-creation journey is an ever-evolving narrative sculpted by economic cycles, unwavering conviction, and the audacity to build against all odds. At 360 ONE, we've been honored to stand alongside India's most extraordinary wealth architects and visionaries who haven't constructed mere companies but have fundamentally reshaped industries, transformed countless lives, and redefined the very trajectory of our nation's economic destiny.
This list transcends mere financial metrics. It captures the essence of intention and purpose. It honors the sleepless nights preceding momentous decisions. It celebrates the delicate art of preserving heritage while embracing innovation. It recognises the courage to build during turbulence and the wisdom to give with meaning.
Many featured here began with nothing but dreams and determination, risking everything on the altar of vision. Others shouldered the weight of generational legacies, reinventing them for tomorrow's challenges. What unites this diverse tapestry of achievers is their extraordinary vision paired with relentless, uncompromising execution.
As an entrepreneur who has walked this path, I understand that success is rarely a straight line. It demands more than tactical brilliance; it requires depth of perspective and clarity of purpose. Our list celebrates this precisely: perspective forged through challenge, impact reverberating across society, and inspiration that ignites future generations.
To the luminaries gracing these pages: We honor your journey. You stand not merely as architects of personal fortune but as the visionary builders of India's magnificent tomorrow, crafting a legacy that will echo through generations yet unborn.
With profound respect and admiration,
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Warm regards,
Yatin Shah
A note from Yatin Shah
Co-Founder & Joint CEO, 360 ONE
The wealth-creation journey is an ever-evolving narrative sculpted by economic cycles, unwavering conviction, and the audacity to build against all odds. At 360 ONE, we've been honored to stand alongside India's most extraordinary wealth architects and visionaries who haven't constructed mere companies but have fundamentally reshaped industries, transformed countless lives, and redefined the very trajectory of our nation's economic destiny.
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Warm regards,
Yatin Shah
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About Crisil
Crisil is a global, insights-driven analytics company. Our extraordinary domain expertise and analytical rigour help clients make mission-critical decisions with confidence.
Large and highly respected firms partner with us for the most reliable opinions on risk in India, and for uncovering powerful insights and turning risks into opportunities globally. We are integral to multiplying their opportunities and success.
Headquartered in India, Crisil is majority owned by S&P Global.
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About Crisil
Crisil is a global, insights-driven analytics company. Our extraordinary domain expertise and analytical rigour help clients make mission-critical decisions with confidence.
Large and highly respected firms partner with us for the most reliable opinions on risk in India, and for uncovering powerful insights and turning risks into opportunities globally. We are integral to multiplying their opportunities and success.
Headquartered in India, Crisil is majority owned by S&P Global.
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The Science Behind the Numbers
This framework has been developed with the objective of estimating the net worth of individuals through a comprehensive analysis of publicly available data from secondary sources.
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The information provided is derived from publicly available records such as financial disclosures, asset valuations, stock prices, and other data deemed reliable as of the time of publication. While we strive for accuracy, these estimates are inherently speculative and may not reflect the true net worth or financial holdings of the individuals featured. We make no representation or warranties of any kind, express or implied about the completeness, accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability of any information present herein. This publication does not imply any endorsement, approval or association by or with the individuals featured. The list is intended only for informational and general reference purposes and should not be construed as financial, legal, or investment advice. Users are strongly advised to independently verify any details before relying on them for personal, legal or professional use. We disclaim all responsibility for any third-party use, interpretation, or reliance on the data herein. All content provided herein is the intellectual property of 360 ONE WAM Limited and may not be reproduced, distributed, or used commercially without prior written consent.
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Impact Categories
1
Women Who Lead
Bold, brilliant, and breaking barriers—these women are rewriting the rules of wealth. From boardrooms to billion-dollar ventures, they lead with clarity and conviction.
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2
India’s Under 40 Icons
Under 40, overachieving—these are the next-gen icons shaping India Inc. They bring innovation, ambition, and fresh energy to legacy and new-age ventures.
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3.1
India’s Trailblazing Founders
₹100 Bn+
Self-made titans who built ₹10,000+ crore empires from the ground up. Their journeys reflect audacity, precision, and impact at national scale.
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3.2
India’s Trailblazing Founders
₹50–100 Bn
Founders on the cusp of mega-scale—pioneers of value in motion. With ₹5,000–10,000 crore in wealth, they are India's next wealth legends.
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4.1
Made in India, Built for the World
Above ₹100 Bn
Visionaries scaling Indian manufacturing to global heights. Their innovations power self-reliance, exports, and strategic industries.
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4.2
Made in India, Built for the World
₹50–100 Bn
Mid-scale champions fuelling India’s industrial rise. They are the bridge between grassroots growth and global ambition
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Made in India, Built for the World
Below ₹50 Bn
India’s future manufacturing leaders—strong, efficient, and rising. These entrepreneurs bring agility and innovation to the national factory floor.
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Global innovation leaders
These founders are putting India on the global map through bold innovation. From biotech to fintech, their products solve real-world problems at scale.
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India’s Rural Catalysts
Entrepreneurs creating lasting change in India’s heartland. From agri-tech to microfinance, they’re transforming Bharat from the ground up.
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Financial Inclusion Architects
Leaders expanding access to money, credit, and trust. They’re building a more inclusive, empowered financial ecosystem for all.
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Champions of Sport
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The Infrastructure Engines
Visionaries laying the literal and digital foundations of New India. From roads to renewables, they enable national growth and scale.
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Catalysing Entrepreneurs
Capital, mentorship, and opportunity—these champions uplift the builders of tomorrow. They are the force behind India’s most dynamic entrepreneurial wave.
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Builders of India’s Health Future
Saving lives, improving systems—these leaders power India’s health journey. They’ve built hospitals, diagnostics, and wellness ecosystems that matter
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