Mohsin and Zuber Issa

[4] Zuber Issa owns and runs his separate business, EG On the Move, is a non-executive director of EG Group, and no longer holds ownership in Asda after selling his stake to TDR Capital.

[6] In January 2025, Zuber revealed that he left Asda and stepped down as chief executive of EG Group due to a divergence of opinions with TDR Capital.

It was our vision in addressing multiple missions in one convenient location.” —Mohsin Issa speaking to the Business and Trade Select Committee on Tuesday 19 December 2023.

[19] In October 2020, Walmart announced an agreement to sell a majority stake in British supermarket chain Asda to a consortium of the Issa brothers and private equity firm TDR Capital.

[24] In June 2024, Zuber Issa announced he will sell his 22.5% stake in Asda to TDR Capital which would make them the majority owner, controlling 67.5% of the company in the third quarter of 2024.

[33] In July 2023, the brothers invested £30 million in HVS, a British zero-emission company that is developing a lorry running on hydrogen fuel cells.

[35] In November 2024, it was reported that Mohsin and his partner Victoria Price had launched a firm called Boulder Investco, a private investment fund at backing fast-growing UK start-ups, including Manchester based second-hand clothing website GoThrift.

[37] In October 2020, the Issas were each appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the year's Birthday Honours for services to business and charity.

[40][41] In August 2024, the Issa Foundation was hit with enforcement action at the former St. Mary's College building in Blackburn surrounding complaints of loud noise.

[48] In May 2018, it was reported the brothers were planning to construct five identical mansions on Billinge End Road, an exclusive countryside area on the outskirts of Blackburn.

[50] In July 2023, the Sunday Times Rich List valued their combined net worth at £5.05 billion, making them the 40th wealthiest family in the UK.

[54][55] In October 2022, the brothers faced criticism for borrowing tens of millions of pounds interest-free from EG Group to buy two private jets.