Often refereed to as the Hinduja brothers, they run the global conglomerate The Hinduja Group, which is currently headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Founded back in 1914, the company was initially operating in Mumbai, India, and then set up its first international operation in Iran in 1919.
Sixty years later, the brothers moved to London to develop their father's export business. Their group incorporates manifold companies with operations in automotive, financial services, ITES, oil and gas, media and telecom among others. Overall, it employes more than 4000 people.
Together with younger siblings, Prakash who is in Geneva, and Ashok in Mumbai, they possess Carlton Terrace House, a 70,000 square foot mansion which was originally commissioned by King George IV and is close to Buckingham Palace. Vegetarians and teetotalers, Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja are also known for their generous donations in social and cultural causes.
