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Forbes List of Indian Billionaires ­ Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia Forbes List of Indian Billionaires from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia 12/21/2015 Forbes list of Indian billionaires ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Forbes list of Indian billionaires From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Forbes list of Indian billionaires is based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled and published by Forbes magazine in 2015.[1] The combined net worth of the 2015 class of the 100 richest Indian's is US$345 billion, down from 346 billion a year ago in 2014. 2015 Top Indian billionaires https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaires 1/5 12/21/2015 Forbes list of Indian billionaires ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Net worth # Name Residence Industry Company (USD) Reliance 01 Mukesh Ambani $21.5 Petrochemical Mumbai Industries 02 Dilip Shanghvi $16.9 Pharmaceutical Sun Pharma Information 03 Azim Premji $15.9 Bangalore Wipro technology 04 Hinduja brothers $14.8 London Hinduja Group Diversified Shapoorji 05 Pallonji Mistry $14.7 Mumbai Pallonji Group Information HCL 06 Shiv Nadar $14.7 New Delhi technology Technologies 07 Godrej family $11.4 Mumbai Diversified Godrej Group 08 Lakshmi Mittal $11.2 London Steel ArcelorMittal Serum Institute 09 Cyrus Poonawalla $7.9 Pune Pharmaceutical of India Aditya Birla 10 Kumar Birla $7.8 Mumbai Diversified Group 11 Gautam Adani $7.0 Ahmedabad Adani Group Financial Kotak Mahindra 12 Uday Kotak $6.5 Mumbai services Bank Bharti 13 Sunil Mittal $6.2 New Delhi Telecom Enterprises 14 Desh Bandhu Gupta $5.9 Pharmaceutical Lupin Limited Mumbai 15 Shashi & Ravi Ruia $5.8 Diversified Essar Group 16 Anand Burman $5.5 New Delhi FMCG Dabur Landmark 17 Micky Jagtiani $5.3 Dubai Retail Group 18 Subhash Chandra $4.8 Mumbai Mass media Essel Group 19 Bajaj Family $4.4 Pune Bajaj Group Automotive 20 Vikram Lal $4.3 New Delhi Eicher Motors Cadila 21 Pankaj Patel $4.1 Ahmedabad Pharmaceutical Healthcare 22 Benu Gopal Bangur $3.9 Kolkata Cement Shree Cement 23 Savitri Jindal $3.8 Hisar Steel Jindal Group Lulu 24 M. A. Yousuf Ali $3.7 Abu Dhabi Retail Hypermarket 25 Sudhir & Samir Mehta $3.3 Ahmedabad Diversified Torrent Group Pidilite 26 Madhukar Parekh $3.1 Mumbai Adhesive Industries 27 Brijmohan Lall Munjal $3.0 New Delhi Automotive Hero MotoCorp 28 Yusuf Hamied $2.95 Pharmaceutical Cipla Mumbai https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaires Reliance ADA 2/5 12/21/2015 Forbes list of Indian billionaires M­ Wuikmipebdaiai, the free encyclopedia Reliance ADA 29 Anil Ambani $2.9 Diversified Group Aurobindo 30 P. V. Ramprasad Reddy $2.8 Hyderabad Pharmaceutical Pharma 31 Vijay Chauhan $2.7 Mumbai F & B Parle Products 32 Kalanithi Maran 2.65 ­ 33 Reddy Family 2.61 ­ 34 Kushal Pal Singh 2.6 ­ 35 Harsh Mariwala 2.59 ­ 36 Vivek Chaand Sehgal 2.5 ­ 37 Amalgamations family 2.45 ­ 38 Kapil & Rahul Bhatia 2.4 ­ Kuldip Singh & Gurbachan 39 2.38 ­ Singh Dhingra 40 Ravi Pillai 2.35 ­ 41 Baba Kalyani 2.3 ­ 42 Murali Divi 2.28 ­ 43 Ashwin Dani 2.2 ­ 44 Chandru Raheja 2.1 ­ 45 Mangal Prabhat Lodha 2.05 ­ 46 Rajan Raheja 2.03 ­ 47 Sunny Varkey 2.02 ­ 48 Sunil Vaswani 2 ­ 49 Samprada Singh 1.98 ­ 50 Glenn Saldanha 1.97 ­ 51 Anil Agarwal 1.96 ­ 52 Lachhman Das Mittal 1.95 ­ 53 N.R. Narayana Murthy 1.92 ­ 54 Leena Tewari 1.9 ­ 55 Ashwin Choksi 1.89 ­ 56 Rakesh Jhunjhunwala 1.86 ­ 57 Indu Jain 1.85 ­ 58 Rajendra Agarwal 1.84 ­ 59 Habil Khorakiwala 1.83 ­ 60 Abhay Vakil 1.82 ­ 61 Venugopal Dhoot 1.8 ­ 62 Ajay Piramal 1.78 ­ 63 Malvinder & Shivinder Singh 1.77 ­ 64 Ranjan Pai 1.75 ­ 65 Rajesh Mehta 1.7 ­ htt6ps6://en.wBik.iRpe.d iSa.ohreg/twtiyki/Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaire1s .69 ­ 3/5 12/21/2015 Forbes list of Indian billionaires ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 66 B.R. Shetty 1.69 ­ 67 Senapathy Gopalakrishnan 1.67 ­ 68 Jitendra Virwani 1.65 ­ 69 Nandan Nilekani 1.61 ­ 70 Rakesh Gangwal 1.6 ­ 71 Devendra Jain 1.59 ­ 72 Dilip & Anand Surana 1.58 ­ 73 Ravi Jaipuria 1.57 ­ 74 Vinod Gupta 1.56 ­ 75 Radhe Shyam Agarwal 1.55 ­ 75 Radhe Shyam Goenka 1.55 ­ 77 Ramesh Juneja 1.54 ­ 78 Mofatraj Munot 1.53 ­ 79 Harsh Goenka 1.51 ­ 80 Sameer Gehlaut 1.5 ­ 81 Azad Moopen 1.45 ­ 82 Nirav Modi 1.4 ­ 83 Balkrishan Goenka 1.37 ­ 84 Mannalal Agrawal 1.35 ­ 85 Shishir Bajaj 1.31 ­ 86 Binny Bansal 1.3 ­ 86 Sachin Bansal 1.3 ­ 88 Abhay Firodia 1.27 ­ 89 Achal Bakeri 1.26 ­ 90 Salil Singhal 1.25 ­ 91 P.N.C. Menon 1.24 ­ Murli Dhar & Bimal 92 1.23 ­ Gyanchandani 93 Chirayu Amin 1.22 ­ 94 Hari & Shyam Bhartia 1.21 ­ 95 Sunder Genomal 1.2 ­ 96 K. Dinesh 1.19 ­ 97 Sanjiv Goenka 1.17 ­ 98 Radhakishan Damani 1.15 ­ 99 Anand Mahindra 1.12 ­ 100 Raghuvinder Kataria 1.1 ­ References https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaires 4/5 12/21/2015 Forbes list of Indian billionaires ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 1. "India Billionaires". Forbes. Retrieved Dec 2015. Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php? title=Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaires&oldid=696171087" Categories: Indian billionaires Lists of Indian people Wealth in India Forbes lists Lists of people by wealth This page was last modified on 21 December 2015, at 10:45. Text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution­ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. By using this site, you agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non­profit organization. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forbes_list_of_Indian_billionaires 5/5.
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