
New Delhi: In a significant development on Tuesday Hurun India released its list of the country’s most valuable first-generation family businesses i.e. those built from scratch by the current generation. As per the Hurun India list the Adani family led by billionaire Gautam Adani has topped the list with companies like Adani Enterprises and Adani Ports holding a combined value of Rs 14 lakh crore. Notable in a point of surprise Mukesh Ambani’s name is absent because the Reliance empire is not a first-generation business. Who are the top first-generation businesses? The Poonawalla family (Serum Institute Rs 2.3 lakh crore) is second followed by Murali K. Divi’s family (Divi’s Laboratories Rs 1.8 lakh crore). Other notable names include the Nuwal family (Solar Industries Rs 1.6 lakh crore) Reddy family (Apollo Hospitals Rs 1 lakh crore) and Gandhi family (GMR Rs 98300 crore). Whats the total business worth of Ambani family? Notably the Ambani family led by Mukesh Ambani has combined business value of Rs 28.2 lakh crore which is about 1/12th of Indias GDP. Adani Realty most valuable unlisted company on Hurun Real Estate List 2025 Meanwhile Gautam Adanis Adani Realty has once again secured its position as the most valuable unlisted real estate company on the ‘2025 GROHE-Hurun India Real Estate 150 list’. Valued at Rs 52400 crore Adani Realty continues its focus on large-scale urban projects and redevelopment initiatives across Indian cities as noted in the report by Hurun Research Institute. The report said that Indias top real estate firms are valued at Rs 16 lakh crore or $188 billion up by Rs 1.9 lakh crore. Their total value grew by only 14 per cent a sharp drop from last years 70 per cent growth and the lowest on record for the list. DLF remains Indias most valuable real estate company at Rs 2 lakh crore. Adani Realty is the top unlisted firm valued at Rs 52400 crore. (With inputs from agencies)
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