Know About Bajaj Family Net Worth, Monthly Income, Personal life, Biography In 2025

Who Are the Bajaj Family

The Bajaj family owns the Bajaj Group, a prominent Indian business conglomerate established in 1926 by Jamnalal Bajaj.
Their operations are automobiles (Bajaj Auto), financial services (Bajaj Finserv), insurance, and a variety of other industrial and consumer-business ventures.
Leadership: Following the death of Rahul Bajaj in 2022, family members share leadership. Prominent individuals are Niraj Bajaj, Rajiv Bajaj, Sanjiv Bajaj, and others.

In the 2025 Barclays Private Clients Hurun India Most Valuable Family Businesses List, the Bajaj family business group is worth approximately ₹8 lakh crore (800,000 crore rupees) as of 2025.
Their business was worth ~ ₹7,12,700 crore in previous 2024 rankings.
Forbes estimates the family’s total net worth at USD 23.4 billion in 2024.

It is hard to access authentic, public figures on monthly income of the Bajaj family. Income mostly originates from dividends, share ownership of major entities, capital gains, rather than fixed-salary incomes.
Some published figures: In FY25, the Bajaj group promoters received about ₹1,645 crore from listed companies’ dividends. This comprises revenues from their interests in Bajaj Auto, Finserv, etc.
Because ₹1,645 crore in a year computes to ~ ₹137 crore/month (divide by 12) — but that’s a rough average of only the dividend portion, not total income (capital gains, business profits etc.).

Family Lineage: The family stems from Jamnalal Bajaj. The subsequent generations consist of Rahul Bajaj (who passed away in 2022), his sons Rajiv and Sanjiv, and cousins (Niraj etc.).
Residency & Citizenship: Indian, based largely in Pune and other cities.
Philanthropy & public roles: Traditionally, Bajaj family has had a reputation for philanthropic works (Jamnalal Bajaj was a close associate of Gandhi). Many family members are involved in corporate boards, industry bodies, etc.
Business roles: Rajiv Bajaj has been intimately associated with Bajaj Auto; Sanjiv Bajaj is involved in Bajaj Finserv; Niraj Bajaj oversees some family interests.

In 2025, the valuation of the Bajaj family business (according to Hurun, Barclays) increased: they continued to hold a top ranking among India’s most valuable family businesses.
They also have been venturing deeper into financial services, insurance, etc., diversifying away from automobiles.

Precise monthly income: not released. It is a function of dividends, company earnings, personal holdings.
Private holdings (real estate, private equity, non-listed investments) are not entirely disclosed in public sources, so net worth estimates are rough estimates.
Personal lives (information such as precise private expenses, wages, etc.) are mostly confidential and not publicly available.