Reliance Industries Science anant Ambani and Akash Ambani came out as the richest people in India, with a combined net value of Rs 3.59, according to the 360 One Wealth Creators 2025.
The report emphasizes the new generation of Indian wealth, and 143 persons under the age of 40 actively build wealth in different sectors. Among them, the 27-year-old highway stole as a junior wealth creator on this list.
The study also emphasizes the dominance of the created corporate power plants, with the 50 best business -dummies make up almost 60% of the total wealth. Reliance Industries and only Adani Enterprises contribute to 12% of the total wealth that is tracked in the ranking, which further secured their impact on the country’s economic landscape.
Top -50 business houses make almost 60% of total wealth, says 360 one lists of 2025 wealth. A total of 161 people costs more than 100 billion rubles each. In India, 143 young torches, which are active creators of wealth under the age of 40, with Shoswat stole (27) – the youngest among them.
About 46% of Rupee billionaires to the first generation up to 40 digital violators. Most of the first-generation entrepreneurs of India under the age of 40 reached wealth, using the digital economy to violate traditional business models. Great 60% of their wealth come from sectors such as brokerage and investment platforms (eg, Upstox and Zerodha), e -commerce solutions (Urban Company, Swiggy and Honasa Consumer), Edtech (Physicswallah and Unacodulla) and Fintech (like Stashfin, Lice and ONEECD).
360 one wealth has released an introductory edition of the 360 -one wealth list in cooperation with Crisil, which includes 2 013 entrepreneurs, professionals, investors and heirs who collectively keep the united wealth of 100 trillion. RUBLY-CALL one-third of the country’s GDP. Each person has a minimum net cost of 5 billion rubles.
Among them, 161 costs 100 billion rubles and above, and the 50-billion club Rs-1868 members. This list also shows that the three best business houses make up almost a quarter of the total volume of promoters. Family members and promoters belonging to Tata Group, Reliance Industries and Adani Group have a staggering 24% of the combined wealth of promoters defined on this list. This is a total of Rs 36 – more than GDP Italy and the Netherlands.
The leading wealth sectors include pharmaceutical, IT and financial services. Together, they make up a significant 26% of the total wealth in India. Pharma has the highest number of Rs billionaires in 174, followed by a 158 financial services sector, and an IT sector in 134. The richest tycoon of Pharma – Dilip Shantilal Shanghvi, while the cow and Nikil Kamama are the richest in financial services, and Azim Premier leads in the technical space.
Banking, telecommunications and aviation create the highest industry riches per capita. Banking-shadows large cash spin, with the average wealth per person in the sector touching 8,500 rubles, after which telecommunications in 8 400 rubles and aviation in 7900 rubles. The banking sector has 13 billionaires of Rs, and Telecom – 21 and aviation is only 9.
According to the list, Mumbai, India’s financial capital, heads the number of riches over Delhi and Bengalur. Mumbai lives 29% of 360 one wealth and account for the total wealth – 577 rupee billionaires reside in the city. National Capital, New Delhi, and Tech Capital, Bengaluru, lag behind 17% of Rupee’s 350 billionaires and 8% of Rupee’s 158 billionaires. Ahmedabad is home for a more modest 5% of the richest Indians.
Not only this – for women in abundance, history goes from inclusion to influence. While 71% of Rs billionaires in the list of 360 creators – men who own 76% of Rs 100, women show a stronger representation in some sectors. In pharmaceuticals, women make up 33% of Rs billionaires, and in financial services they make up 24%, which is 13% of the wealth of the sector promoter.
The report states that six out of ten richness creators are actively engaged in business, while four out of Rupee’s ten billionaires belong to the passive wealth club.
Finally, 93% of the wealth is in the state markets. The wealth of the richest in India is focused on the listed companies: 607 public firms account for 93% of the riches occupying Rs 1700 billionaires, which make up 85% on the list of wealth. In contrast, only 15% – 287 rupees – receive their wealth of 132 bowels, which make up a modest 7% share of total wealth.
