The Ruparelia Group is reported to own more than 300 commercial and residential properties through its vehicle Meera Investments, making it one of Uganda’s largest private property owners.

The conglomerate comprises 28 companies, according to a feature by CEO East Africa, and employs over 8,000 workers across its diversified operations.

A separate report by Umoja Standard in October 2026 listed about 30 companies and more than 10,000 employees, highlighting variations in the publicly cited figures.

Real‑estate assets include landmark buildings such as Crane Chambers, Kingdom Kampala, Pearl Business Park and Windsor House, primarily concentrated in Kampala’s commercial districts.

The hospitality arm runs a portfolio of hotels and resorts, including Speke Hotel, Speke Resort Munyonyo, Munyonyo Commonwealth Resort and Kabira Country Club, with the Speke Group listing 13 properties and over 900 rooms.

Education investments cover institutions such as Kampala Parents School, Kampala International School Uganda and Victoria University, providing services from primary to tertiary levels.

Financial services once featured Crane Bank, a major indigenous lender that was placed under statutory management in 2016 and later transferred to dfcu Bank, marking a pivotal moment for the group.

Agricultural and floriculture interests operate under brands such as Rosebud and Premier Roses, exporting flowers and contributing to Uganda’s export earnings.

Estimates of Ruparelia’s personal net worth vary; Billionaires Africa placed it at roughly $1.2 billion (KSh 155.9 billion) in October 2026, though the figure is unverified due to the private nature of his holdings.

The family is preparing the next generation for leadership, with Sudhir and his wife Jyotsna reportedly grooming their children to assume greater responsibilities within the diversified group.