Jindals

The Jindal family is a prominent Indian business family with significant interests in steel, power, and mining. The group was founded by O.P. Jindal in 1952, initially as a small steel trading business. Over the decades, the Jindal Group diversified and grew into a major industrial conglomerate.

Following O.P. Jindal's death in 2005, the business empire was divided among his four sons. Each son now heads a distinct and substantial business entity. The major companies associated with the family include Jindal Steel and Power Limited (JSPL), led by Naveen Jindal; JSW Group, headed by Sajjan Jindal; Jindal Stainless Limited, under Ratan Jindal; and Jindal SAW Limited, managed by Prithviraj Jindal.

These entities are major players in their respective sectors, contributing significantly to India's industrial landscape. The family's businesses encompass a wide range of operations, from iron ore mining and steel production to power generation and pipe manufacturing. The Jindal name is widely recognized in the Indian business community and beyond.