The Sunday Times has published its annual rich list, showcasing the 350 wealthiest individuals in Britain. Gopi Hinduja and his family, valued at 35 billion, remain the richest despite significant financial losses over the past year. Following them, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, the INEOS owner and Manchester United minority stakeholder, ranks sixth with 17.046 billion. Meanwhile, the Bukhman brothers, cofounders of Playrix, emerged as notable wealth gainers with a collective worth of 12.54 billion. They also pledged a substantial sum for Type 1 diabetes research, emphasizing their commitment to philanthropy alongside their financial success.
The annual rich list reveals Gopi Hinduja and family retain their title as Britain's richest, with a net worth of 35 billion despite significant losses over the year.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe, now a minority owner of Manchester United, ranks as the sixth richest in London with a wealth of 17.046 billion, experiencing losses but remains financially resilient.
Dmitry and Igor Bukhman, cofounders of Playrix, emerged as significant wealth gainers, with Dmitry valued at 12.54 billion, reflecting the continued demand for mobile gaming.
The Bukhman brothers are committed to philanthropic efforts, pledging 100 million to research Type 1 diabetes following their sizable increase in wealth.
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