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Murugappa Family

$8.3B

2025 India's Richest Net Worth

as of 10/8/25
Photo by M.M. Murugappan
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  • The Murugappa family controls the Murugappa Group, a $9 billion (revenue) conglomerate founded in 1900 as a money-lending firm in Myanmar.
  • The group has 29 businesses, including nine listed companies, making abrasives, auto components, bicycles, fertilizers and sugar.
  • The group's marquee brands include BSA and Hercules for bicycles and Parry for sugar.
  • Fourth-generation family member M.M. Murugappan (pictured) is chairman of group companies CUMI and Chola MS General Insurance.
  • Vellayan Subbiah, another member of the fourth generation, is chairman of Cholamandalam Investment and Finance, the group's non-banking finance arm.
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Personal Stats
Source of Wealth
Diversified
Residence
Chennai, India
Citizenship
India
Did you know
Ten members across the fourth and fifth generations work with the group.
The Murugappa family shifted to India in 1935 before the Japanese invasion of Myanmar.
Fourth-generation scion Valli Arunachalam, who was fighting for a board seat in the family's holding company, settled out of court In September 2023.
The group is working on a split among three family factions. It has not yet arrived at an amicable resolution.
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