RR 2022 Owner

The Rajasthan Royals Owners 2022 are Emerging Media IPL Limited, Blue Water Estate Limited, Shane Warne and RedBird Capital Partners with the net worth of the franchise being around ₹297 crore.

The Rajasthan Royals a.k.a RR, is a franchise cricket team which plays in the Indian Premier League or the IPL. Rajasthan Royals is based in Jaipur. The franchise won the inaugural edition of the IPL. The Jaipur based franchise was a part of the IPL from 2008 to 2015 and returned in 2018 after serving a two-year suspension.

Who is the RR Team Owner?

The RR Team Owners 2022 are Emerging Media IPL Limited’s Manoj Badale, Bluewater Estate Limited’s Lachlan Murdoch, US-based private equity firm RedBird Capital Partners and late cricketer Shane Warne. Badale holds 65% of the stakes, followed by RedBird Capital Partners (15%) while Warne owns 3% stake. Murdoch’s share should be 17%, but it has not been officially disclosed yet.

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Manoj Badale is an Indian businessman who is the co-founder of Blenheim Chalcot, a venture capital firm. He is also a managing partner of the firm. Previously, he held less than 40% stakes of the RR franchise, but he has increased his share gradually over the years.

Lachlan Murdoch is a British businessman. He runs multiple mass media businesses, including News Corp and Fox Corporation.

Redbird Capital Partners bought 15% stakes of the Rajasthan Royals team last year for an undisclosed amount. So they are part of Rajasthan Royals owner 2022 group. The US-based private equity firm also owns stakes in Liverpool and Boston Red Sox.

Late cricketer Shane Warne received 0.75% of Rajasthan Royals’ stakes for every season he played, which equalled to 3% at the end of his IPL career. He passed away earlier this year, and his family is likely to hold the stakes.

Net Worth of Rajasthan Royals in 2022 - USD 43 Million

According to reports, Rajasthan Royals team has a net worth of approximately USD 43 million, which equals to around INR 297 crore. The net worth of the franchise has increased after their return to the competition in 2018.