The Gujarat Titans made their IPL debut in the 2022 season after a Jersey-based investment advisory firm, CVC Capital Partners (Irelia Company Pte Ltd), made a surprising winning bid of INR 5625 crore for the Ahmedabad-based franchise and named it Gujarat Titans a couple of days before the IPL 2022 mega auction.
However, the Titans underwent a change in ownership control as the CVC Capital Partners sold 67 percent stakes of the franchise to the Ahmedabad-based Torrent Group for INR 5035 crore, retaining the remaining 33 percent minority control in February 2025. Initially led by Hardik Pandya, the Gujarat Titans scripted history in their maiden season as they captured the IPL title in front of their home fans at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The franchise is currently led by Shubman Gill.
| Owner | Duration |
| CVC Capital Partners (100%) | 2021-2024 |
| Torrent Group (67%) and CVC Capital Partners (33%) | 2025- Present |
Who will be the owner of GT in 2025?
Steve Koltes (Co-founder), Donald Mackenzie (Co-chair), and Rolly van Rappard (Co-chair) had made a bid for the CVC Capital Partners to buy the Gujarat Titans franchise in 2021 and were successful at the aforementioned value.
In February 2025, CVC Capital Partners sold a 67 percent stake in the franchise to Torrent Group for INR 5035 crore, according to Gujarat Titans' official website. The transfer of the ownership control from CVC Capital Partners to Torrent Group was approved by the BCCI ahead of the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League.
Torrent Group (67% stake)
Established in 1959 by Uttambhai Nathalal Mehta, the Torrent Group is a Ahmedabad-based Indian multinational conglomerate, with expertise in sectors such as Pharmaceuticals, City Gas Distribution, Power Generation, and Transmission and Distribution. The company is led by U.N. Mehta’s sons—Sudhir and Samir Mehta.
According to the Titans’ official website, Torrent Group has revenues exceeding INR 41,000 crores, in addition to a group market cap of approximately INR 2 lakh crore. Interestingly, Torrent Sports Ventures Private Limited, a subsidiary of Torrent Group, made a bid for the Ahmedabad and Lucknow-based franchises during a walk-in auction conducted by the BCCI in 2021. The company’s bid of INR 4653 crore for Ahmedabad was ultimately successful.
CVC Capital Partners (33% stake)
Established in 1981, the CVC group is a world leader in private equity with multiple awards at the Private Equity International and Private Debt Investors Awards. The company has close to 700 employees working in offices in various parts of the world like Asia, Europe, and North America. This company makes Gujarat Titans an uncommon entity in the IPL, which is not owned by a family or a group of families. According to Gujarat Titans’ official website, It has nearly €191 billion of assets under management.
Brand value of Gujarat Titans in 2025
According to Forbes, the brand value of the Gujarat Titans in 2025 is USD 69 million, a five percent increase from 2024.
FAQs on GT
A. The Gujarat Titans made its debut in the 2022 edition of the IPL.
A. The Ahmedabad-based franchise was bought by CVC Capital Partners for INR 5625 crores in October 2021. However, the Jersey-based company sold a 67 percent stake in the company to Torrent Group for INR 5035 crores earlier this year, retaining the remaining 33 percent.
A. Yes, the Titans emerged victorious in their debut season in 2022, securing the title under the leadership of Hardik Pandya.
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