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Up to 100 richest men in India: Forbes list

Up to 100 richest men in India: Forbes list — 100 verified male billionaire entries from Forbes’ real-time list.

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Luiz Philipe (LP)

Updated 3 October 2026

Up to 100 richest men in India: Forbes list

On October 3, 2026, Forbes tracked 100 male billionaires with India as their country of citizenship. The list below is ordered by estimated net worth in U.S. dollars.

Forbes tracks billionaires, not every wealthy person. Fewer than 100 entries does not mean there are no other wealthy men in India; it means the public list has fewer qualifying names.

Forbes Real-Time Billionaires

Men tracked by Forbes

1. Mukesh Ambani — US$ 79.5B (Diversified)

2. Gautam Adani — US$ 78.3B (Infrastructure, commodities)

3. Lakshmi Mittal — US$ 31.1B (Steel)

4. Shiv Nadar — US$ 27.9B (Software services)

5. Cyrus Poonawalla — US$ 27.1B (Vaccines)

6. Dilip Shanghvi — US$ 25.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

7. Kumar Birla — US$ 21.5B (Diversified)

8. Radhakishan Damani — US$ 14.6B (Retail, investments)

9. Uday Kotak — US$ 13.9B (Banking)

10. Murali Divi & family — US$ 13.7B (Pharmaceuticals)

11. Kushal Pal Singh — US$ 13.2B (Real estate)

12. Sunil Mittal — US$ 12.3B (Telecom)

13. Ravi Jaipuria — US$ 10.7B (Soft drinks, fast food)

14. Vikram Lal & family — US$ 10.5B (Motorcycles)

15. Pankaj Patel — US$ 9.5B (Pharmaceuticals)

16. Hasmukh Chudgar & family — US$ 8.4B (Pharmaceuticals)

17. Rajan Mittal — US$ 8.0B (Telecom)

18. Rakesh Mittal — US$ 8.0B (Telecom)

19. Satyanarayan Nuwal — US$ 7.9B (Industrial explosives)

20. Sudhir Mehta — US$ 7.8B (Pharmaceuticals, power)

21. Samir Mehta — US$ 7.8B (Pharmaceuticals, power)

22. Azim Premji — US$ 7.8B (Software services)

23. Venu Srinivasan — US$ 6.9B (Two-wheelers)

24. Rahul Bhatia — US$ 6.9B (Aviation)

25. Mangal Prabhat Lodha — US$ 6.4B (Real estate)

26. Balkrishan Goenka — US$ 6.0B (Diversified)

27. Gopikishan Damani — US$ 5.7B (Retail, investments)

28. Anil Agarwal & family — US$ 5.7B (mining, metals)

29. M.A. Yusuff Ali — US$ 5.7B (Retail)

30. Chandru Raheja — US$ 5.6B (Real estate)

31. Joy Alukkas — US$ 5.4B (Jewelry)

32. Kailashchandra Nuwal — US$ 5.3B (Industrial explosives)

33. Benu Gopal Bangur — US$ 5.3B (Cement)

34. Rajiv Bajaj — US$ 5.2B (Diversified)

35. Sanjiv Bajaj — US$ 5.2B (Diversified)

36. Vikas Oberoi — US$ 5.1B (Real estate)

37. Jamshyd Godrej — US$ 5.0B (Consumer goods, real estate)

38. B. Partha Saradhi Reddy — US$ 4.9B (Pharmaceuticals)

39. Baba Kalyani — US$ 4.8B (Engineering)

40. Abhay Firodia — US$ 4.8B (Automobiles)

41. Nithin Kamath — US$ 4.7B (Financial services)

42. Nusli Wadia — US$ 4.7B (Consumer goods)

43. Ravi Pillai — US$ 4.1B (Construction)

44. Mahendra Choksi & family — US$ 4.1B (Paints)

45. Ajay Piramal — US$ 4.0B (Pharmaceuticals)

46. Sunny Varkey — US$ 4.0B (Education)

47. P.V. Ramprasad Reddy — US$ 4.0B (Pharmaceuticals)

48. Ranjan Pai — US$ 4.0B (Education, healthcare)

49. Nirmal Minda — US$ 4.0B (Auto parts)

50. N.R. Narayana Murthy — US$ 3.9B (Software services)

51. Karsanbhai Patel — US$ 3.9B (Consumer goods, cement)

52. Harsh Mariwala — US$ 3.8B (Consumer goods)

53. Shekhar Bajaj — US$ 3.7B (Diversified)

54. Niraj Bajaj — US$ 3.7B (Diversified)

55. Vivek Jain — US$ 3.7B (Chemicals)

56. Prathap Reddy — US$ 3.7B (Healthcare)

57. Harish Ahuja — US$ 3.6B (Apparel)

58. Sanjiv Goenka — US$ 3.6B (Diversified)

59. Nadir Godrej — US$ 3.5B (Consumer goods, real estate)

60. Adi Godrej — US$ 3.5B (Consumer goods)

61. G. M. Rao — US$ 3.4B (Infrastructure)

62. Anand Mahindra — US$ 3.4B (Diversified)

63. Arvind Tiku — US$ 3.4B (Renewable energy, real estate)

64. Shiv Kishan Agrawal — US$ 3.3B (Snacks)

65. Rajan Raheja & family — US$ 3.2B (Diversified)

66. Lachhman Das Mittal — US$ 3.2B (Tractors)

67. Madhukar Parekh — US$ 3.1B (Adhesives)

68. T.S. Kalyanaraman — US$ 3.1B (Jewelry)

69. Nikhil Kamath — US$ 3.1B (Financial services)

70. Ramesh Juneja — US$ 3.0B (Pharmaceuticals)

71. Arun Bharat Ram — US$ 3.0B (Chemicals)

72. Rajeev Juneja — US$ 3.0B (Phamaceuticals)

73. Harindarpal Banga — US$ 2.9B (Commodities )

74. Senapathy Gopalakrishnan — US$ 2.9B (Software services)

75. Karthik Sarma — US$ 2.9B (Hedge fund)

76. Atul Ruia — US$ 2.9B (Real estate)

77. Manohar Lal Agarwal — US$ 2.8B (Snacks)

78. M.Satyanarayana Reddy — US$ 2.7B (Pharmaceuticals)

79. Surender Saluja — US$ 2.7B (Solar energy)

80. Harsh Goenka — US$ 2.7B (Diversified)

81. Sanjeev Bikhchandani — US$ 2.7B (Internet)

82. Ajay Bhardwaj — US$ 2.6B (Biopharma)

83. Satyanarayana Chava — US$ 2.6B (pharmaceuticals)

84. Anand Deshpande — US$ 2.6B (Technology)

85. Sunil Vachani — US$ 2.6B (Electronics)

86. Arvind Poddar — US$ 2.6B (Tires)

87. Kalanithi Maran — US$ 2.5B (Media)

88. Gurbachan Singh Dhingra — US$ 2.4B (Paints)

89. Kuldip Singh Dhingra — US$ 2.4B (Paints)

90. Pavan Jain — US$ 2.4B (Chemicals)

91. Lalit Khaitan — US$ 2.4B (alcohol)

92. Yusuf Hamied — US$ 2.4B (Pharmaceuticals)

93. Devi Shetty — US$ 2.4B (Healthcare)

94. Nandan Nilekani — US$ 2.4B (Software services)

95. Prem Kumar Arora — US$ 2.4B (Pharmaceuticals)

96. Manoj Upadhyay — US$ 2.3B (solar energy)

97. Bhadresh Shah — US$ 2.3B (Engineering)

98. Rishad Naoroji — US$ 2.3B (Consumer goods, real estate)

99. Raamdeo Agrawal — US$ 2.2B (Financial services)

100. Inder Jaisinghani — US$ 2.2B (Cables & wires)

Frequently asked questions

Why are there fewer than 100 names?+

Forbes only lists the male billionaires it tracks for this citizenship. We show the available entries and do not fill gaps with unsupported estimates. [[NEWSLETTERSIGNUP]]

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