By Admin 
Indian Billionaires 2025: In the year 2025, continuous ups and downs have been seen in the stock market. Which had a direct impact on the wealth of big industrialists of the country. Sometimes there was a boom and sometimes there was a sharp decline, the wealth of some billionaires increased, while some giants also had to suffer huge losses. Global events and market uncertainty tested these companies.
Amidst this ups and downs, some businessmen were seen moving forward strongly, while some had to face huge losses. Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani remained at the forefront of the race to increase wealth. Gautam Adani made a strong comeback. On the other hand, this year proved to be challenging for many big industrialists associated with IT and real estate sectors. Let us know, how was the year 2025 for the country’s billionaires?
Ambani became number one
Mukesh Ambani becomes number 1 in terms of earnings in the year 2025. According to Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Ambani’s wealth has increased by $ 16.50 billion in the year 2025. The reason behind this strong rise in property is the excellent performance of Reliance Industries.
The company’s shares have performed the best in the Indian stock market since 2020. There has been an increase of about 30 percent in the share prices. Besides, increase in refining margin, increase in telecom tariff and strength of retail business have significantly increased the net worth of Mukesh Ambani.
Adani and Mittal’s wealth also increased
Airtel owner Sunil Mittal’s wealth has increased by $6 billion. Now his total wealth has reached 29 billion dollars. The 31 percent rise in Airtel shares has helped in increasing Mittal’s wealth. At the same time, this year has also been great for Gautam Adani in terms of earnings.
His wealth increased by about $5.9 billion and reached the figure of $84 billion. The most important thing for Adani is that after getting the clean chit from SEBI in the Hindenburg case, the confidence of investors has again returned to Adani Group.
These giants suffered huge losses
The wealth of HCL Tech founder Shiv Nadar decreased by about $4 billion. The company’s shares fell by about 15 percent. The net worth of former Wipro chairman Azim Premji was also affected, as his wealth declined by about $3 billion due to the 12 percent fall in the shares.
Whereas in the real estate sector, DLF’s K.P. Singh had to suffer loss. Shares of his company fell by 17 percent and there was a decline of about $ 3.38 billion in assets.
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