Billionaires of Delhi: The capital city or the reining 55,000 sq kilometres of bling rightly holds its title. As per the Hurun India Wealth Report and Luxury Consumer Survey 2025, New Delhi houses nearly 80,000 millionaires. It is the second city in India after Mumbai, the Millionaire Capital of India, which has 1,42,000 millionaires.
But billionaires? The crème de la creme of the rich are not just the 1% club of Delhi NCR but at the epitome of financial wealth. From tech giants to automakers, these billionaires are the biggest players in their league and the gap between the top ranker and the one who follows him, will shock you. So here’s a list of the riches of the richest.
Top 9 richest people in Delhi NCR
- Shiv Nadar (Rs 2.63 lakh crore)
This 80-year-old billionaire is not only the 4th richest man in India but also falls among the top 100 of the world. Nadar with his five friends built HCL in 1976 to make calculators. Today, the firm has a $13.4 Billlion revenue and employs more than 2 lakh people globally.
2. Sunil Mittal & Family (Rs 2.55 lakh crore)
The telecom tycoon gave birth to Bharti Airtel in 1995. Nearly 30 years later, it has 550 million customers across continents. With a $1 billion investment from Google, it competes with India’s richest man Mukesh Ambani’s Jio. The 67-year-old is the 7th richest in India.
3. Ravi Jaipuria (Rs 1.3 lakh crore)
India’s cola king, Ravi Jaipuria, presiding over RJ Corp is the conglomerate which dominates industries like food and beverage, healthcare, and education. His listed Varun Beverages is one of PepsCo’s biggest bottling partners. Not just that, his Devyani Indicates also runs KFC, Pizza Hut, and Costa Coffee stores.
4. Vikram Lal & Family (Rs 92,000 crore)
Two-wheeler tycoon Vikram Lal’s Eicher Motors makes the iconic Royal Enfield motorbikes. Eicher, also owns three factories in India, sold more than 900,000 bikes in the fiscal year ended March 2024, an 11% growth from the previous year.
5. Burman Family (Rs 86,320 crore)
The family behind Dabur, this listed company was started by SK Burman in 1884 in Kolkata. An advocate and practitioner of ayurveda, he started off with medicines to fight off malaria. Today, Dabur not only branches into personal hygiene products, but also food products. Fifth generation baron Mohit Burman rules the empire today.
6. Kapil and Rahul Bhatia (Rs 86,000 crore)
Ruling the skies and Forbes lists, the Bhatia brothers’ biggest asset is InterGlobe Aviation whose IndiGo is the biggest player in Indian aviation today. With a fleet of more than 300 aircraft, it was co-founded with veteran billionaire Rakesh Gangwal and has more than 60% market share.
- Kuldip Singh & Gurbachan Singh Dhingra (Rs 62,000 crore)
Filling colour on this list of billionaires, the Berger Paints brothers, Kuldip Singh & Gurbachan Singh Dhingra made the second-largest paint company in India. They bought it from former Kingfisher chairman, Vijay Mallya and made its presence felt in Nepal, Bangladesh, Russia, and Poland.
- Vivek Chaand Sehgal & Family (Rs 50,630 crore)
Among the 50 richest people in India, this billionaire automaker is the chairman of the $23 billion revenue-gaining Motherson Group. Sehgal draws the biggest chunk of his wealth from autoparts flagship Samvardhana Motherson International, formerly known as Motherson Sumi.
- Ramesh and Rajeev Juneja & family (Rs 58,000 crore)
Started off as a pharmaceutical salesman, Ramesh Juneja rose from his incentive days and built Mankind Pharma with his younger broyher Rajeev. The company is a low-cost generics champion generating most of its $1.2 billion revenue in India and was listed in 2023.
