Torrent Group owns 67% of Gujarat Titans. The other 33% stayed with Irelia, which is managed by funds advised by CVC Capital Partners. The Ahmedabad franchise has changed hands once since it joined the IPL in 2021. The side that lost the 2026 final to Royal Challengers Bengaluru is run by the Gujarat-based group that took control in March 2025.
Gujarat Titans ownership at a glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Team | Gujarat Titans, Ahmedabad |
| Majority owner | Torrent Group, 67% |
| Minority owner | Irelia, managed by funds advised by CVC, 33% |
| Original purchase | 2021, CVC bid ₹5,625 crore |
| Torrent deal | Announced 12 February 2025, completed 17 March 2025 after BCCI approval |
| Home ground | Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad |
| IPL titles | 1 (2022), runners-up in 2023 and 2026 |
From CVC to Torrent
In October 2021 the BCCI sold two new franchises. CVC Capital Partners won Ahmedabad with a bid of ₹5,625 crore, and Lucknow went to the RPSG Group. CVC held the team through Irelia. On 12 February 2025 Torrent Group said it would buy 67% through its holding company, Torrent Investments, and the BCCI approved the deal in March. Torrent confirmed on 17 March that the purchase was complete, with Irelia keeping 33%.
The price was never announced. Reports put the 67% stake at about ₹5,035 crore, which implies roughly ₹7,500 crore for the whole franchise, but neither figure came from Torrent or the BCCI.
The group behind the team
Torrent Group is a business house from Ahmedabad, best known for pharmaceuticals through Torrent Pharma and for electricity through Torrent Power. The group is from Gujarat, and so is the team it bought into.
Gujarat Titans on the field
GT won the title in their first season, 2022, under Hardik Pandya, and lost the 2023 final. Shubman Gill has captained the side since 2024, after Hardik went back to Mumbai Indians.
The 2026 season ended in another final. With Ashish Nehra as head coach, GT finished second in the league on 9 wins, 5 defeats and 18 points. RCB beat them in Qualifier 1, they beat Rajasthan Royals in Qualifier 2, and RCB beat them again in the final at Narendra Modi Stadium on 31 May. Gill scored 732 runs over the season, and Kagiso Rabada took 29 wickets, the most of anyone in the tournament.
The ownership details come from company announcements as reported by Business Today and UNI. The 2026 season figures come from Wikipedia’s page on the GT season.
