As teams brainstorm their retention lists for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 ahead of the auction, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has only one fixed name for retention—Virat Kohli. As the eighteenth edition approaches, RCB still relies on just one player they have depended on for years. The RCB owners and management need to enter the auction with fresh ideas and analytical thinking to secure valuable buys and avoid being bamboozled in the IPL mega auction. Ahead of the big day of auction of the franchesis, fans should know who are RCB owners.
Who is the owner of Royal Challengers Bengaluru?
RCB is owned by United Spirits Limited, the largest alcoholic beverage company in India and the second-largest in the world by volume. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru, Karnataka.
Mahendra Kumar Sharma is the current Chairman of USL, while Pradeep Jain serves as the Executive Director and CFO.
Vijay Mallya was a former owner of the franchise; however, after he defaulted on loans in 2016, he lost ownership of RCB.
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RCB Net Worth
According to reports, the Royal Challengers Bangalore franchise is valued at USD 70 million, roughly translating to INR 585 crore. Although they have yet to win an IPL trophy, the team’s significant value comes from the strong brand they have built through their performances and player roster. Moreover, they have a loyal fan base, which enhances their reputation as one of the most respected franchises in the league.
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