Parth Jindal Age, Wikipedia, Biography, Education, Net Worth, Wife, Children, Family

On December 7, 2025, Parth Jindal stands as a key figure in India's business world. He leads many parts of the JSW Group. This big family business touches steel, cement, paints, and sports. Parth comes from a strong family. His father is Sajjan Jindal. Sajjan built JSW into a giant company. His mother is Sangita Jindal. Parth is the youngest of three kids. He grew up in Mumbai. 

Early Life 

Parth went to Cathedral and John Connon School in Mumbai. It is a top school there. Later, he studied at Sevenoaks School in England. These places gave him a good start. He learned discipline and new ideas. School life shaped him well. He played sports and studied hard. Friends say he was active and smart. This helped him later in business and games. He loved cricket from young days. Sports became a big part of his life. School taught him to work in teams. 

Education 

Parth joined Brown University in the USA. He did BA in economics and political science. He finished in 2012. The course taught him about money and world politics.Then, he went to Harvard Business School. He got an MBA in 2016. Harvard is the best for business studies. There, he learned how to run big companies. During college, he worked at Falcon Edge Capital. It is a hedge fund in New York. He gained skills in finance. This made him ready for family work.

Parth Jindal Age, Wikipedia, Biography, Net Worth, Wife, Family 

Category	Details
Full Name	Parth Jindal
Date of Birth	19 May 1990
Family Background	Youngest of three children of Sajjan Jindal (JSW Group Chairman) and Sangita Jindal [1][2]
Education	Cathedral and John Connon School, Mumbai<br>- Sevenoaks School, England<br>- BA in Economics and Political Science, Brown University (2012)<br>- MBA, Harvard Business School (2016) [1][2][4]
Early Career	Worked at Falcon Edge Capital hedge fund, New York<br>- Six-month secondment at JFE Steel, Japan<br>- Joined JSW Group in 2012 as Economic Analyst [1][2][6]
Key JSW Contributions	Developed retail strategy for JSW Steel<br>- Turned around JSW Cement and JSW Steel USA<br>- Led 2.3 million-ton auto-grade steel plant in Vijayanagar, Bellary (first in India for auto steel)<br>- Oversaw $150 million investment in Fujairah clinker unit [1][2]
Current Roles	Managing Director, JSW Cement<br>- Managing Director, JSW Paints<br>- Director, JSW USA<br>- Director, JSW Sports<br>- Chairman, IPL team Delhi Capitals<br>- CEO, ISL club Bengaluru FC<br>- Founder, Inspire Institute of Sport<br>- Oversees JSW Venture Fund<br>- Chair, Global Cement & Concrete Association (GCCA) India (re-elected 2024)<br>- Vice-President, Cement Manufacturers' Association (2023) [1][5][8]
Sports Involvement	Owner, Haryana Steelers (Pro-Kabaddi)<br>- JSW Sports awarded Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puruskar (2018) [6][8]
Awards & Recognition	Economic Times 40 Under Forty (2019)<br>- GQ’s 50 Most Influential Young Indians (2018)<br>- News24 Youth Icon (2018) [6]
Net Worth (Estimate)	Rs 600 crore (as of recent reports)

Career 

Parth joined JSW Group in 2012. He started as an economic analyst. He looked at big plans for the company. Soon, he helped fix loss-making parts. He worked on JSW Cement and JSW Steel USA. These were not doing well before. Parth turned them around. He made smart changes. In 2014, before MBA, he led a team. They built a steel plant in Vijaynagar, Bellary. It makes 2.3 million tons of auto-grade steel. This was India's first such plant. Car makers no longer import from Japan or Korea. 

Growth 

Parth became Managing Director of JSW Cement. He pushed for big growth. In Fujairah, they spent 150 million dollars. It set up a clinker unit of one million tons per year. This helped hit 2020 goals. He fixed retail strategy for JSW Steel. Sales went up. Losses turned into profits. Workers praise his quick thinking. In 2022, he became chair of Global Cement & Concrete Association India. In 2024, he got re-elected. In 2023, he joined as Vice-President of Cement Manufacturers Association. 

Paints Business 

JSW Paints is another big role for Parth. He is Managing Director there. The group wants to fight big names like Asian Paints. They plan new factories and products. Parth looks at paints with fresh eyes. He mixes business smarts with new ideas. This sector is far from steel roots. Yet, he makes it work. Deals like buying stakes in other paint firms show his bold moves. JSW seeks nod for a big buyout. It costs over 12,000 crore rupees. 

Sports Passion  

Parth loves sports a lot. He is Director of JSW Sports. He chairs Delhi Capitals IPL team. They are worth over 1 billion dollars. He is CEO of Bengaluru FC in ISL football. The team plays with heart under him. He also owns Haryana Steelers in kabaddi.Parth started Inspire Institute of Sport. It trains young players. Many go to national teams. He spends crores on this dream. Sports make India strong, he says. 

Other Big Roles 

Parth is Director of JSW USA. He handles deals there. JSW has plants in America. He keeps them running smooth. He runs JSW Venture Fund. It puts money in new startups. This helps young businesses grow. Parth spots good ideas fast. In defence and electric vehicles, JSW enters new fields. Parth leads these pushes. He takes risks like his father. 

Personal Life 

Parth Married Avani Jindal. They have a happy life. Family values guide him. Sajjan Jindal is his role model. He lives simple but works hard. Weekends mean sports or family time. Friends call him friendly and sharp. Net worth talks say he has 600 crore rupees. But he focuses on work, 

Future Plans 

Parth wants JSW bigger. More plants in green energy. Electric cars need his steel. Paints will cover homes across India. Sports dreams grow. Inspire Institute will make Olympic stars. He eyes world medals for India. At 35, he has long way. Young leaders like him change India. Business mixes with sports well in his hands.