Top 10 Richest Women in India 2025: Net Worth & Success Journeys

India is home to several women who have shattered barriers and built extraordinary wealth while steering powerful businesses. Here’s a look at the ten richest women in India in 2025 and the stories behind their success.

Savitri Jindal With a fortune of $34.3 billion (₹3,430 crore), Savitri Jindal tops the list as India’s wealthiest woman. She inherited the OP Jindal Group in 2005 after her husband’s passing and continues to lead the steel, electricity, and infrastructure giant, one of the country’s most influential industrial conglomerates.

Rekha Jhunjhunwala Worth ₹800 crore, Rekha Jhunjhunwala inherited her late husband Rakesh Jhunjhunwala’s vast stock portfolio, making her one of India’s richest women and a prominent figure in the financial sector.

Renuka Jagtiani Chairwoman and CEO of the Landmark Group in the UAE, Renuka Jagtiani commands a net worth of ₹560 crore. Under her leadership, the retail and hospitality empire has expanded globally, strengthening its footprint across new markets.

Vinod Rai Gupta With a net worth of ₹470 crore, Vinod Rai Gupta co‑owns Havells India with her son Anil Rai Gupta. Havells is a leading electrical equipment manufacturer, operating 14 plants and exporting to over 50 countries.

Smita Crishna‑Godrej Holding a 20% stake in the Godrej Group, Smita Crishna‑Godrej has amassed ₹350 crore. She plays a pivotal role in the family business, which spans consumer goods, real estate, and industrial ventures.

Kiran Mazumdar‑Shaw Founder of Biocon, Kiran Mazumdar‑Shaw has built a fortune of ₹340 crore. Since 1978, she has transformed Biocon into a global pharmaceutical leader, particularly in insulin and biosimilars.

Radha Vembu Co‑founder of Zoho Corporation, Radha Vembu is valued at ₹320 crore. She oversees Zoho Workplace and contributes to the development of over 45 products, earning recognition as India’s richest self‑made woman.

Anu Aga With a net worth of ₹310 crore, Anu Aga took charge of Thermax in 1996 after her husband’s death. She strengthened the engineering company and is equally known for her philanthropic initiatives.

Leena Gandhi Tewari Also worth ₹310 crore, Leena Gandhi Tewari is chairperson of USV, a multinational biotech and pharmaceutical company specializing in cardiovascular and diabetes care.

Falguni Nayar Founder of Nykaa, Falguni Nayar has a net worth of ₹290 crore. A former investment banker, she rose to prominence after Nykaa’s blockbuster IPO in 2021, cementing her place among India’s wealthiest women.