15 September 2026

Top 10 individual donors to political parties in 2026 (Jan-June)

The millionaires and billionaires who gave most to Britain’s political parties in the first half of 2026.

(Update: Ben Delo and Christopher Harborne have since given an additional £36 million each to Reform UK.)

Rank Party Donor Description Amount
1 Reform UK Ben Delo Cryptocurrency billionaire who was convicted in the US in 2022 for failing to implement adequate anti-money laundering controls at his company BitMEX, before being pardoned by Donald Trump in 2025. £8,000,000
2 Reform UK Christopher Harborne Cryptocurrency investor who lives in Thailand, and also holds Thai citizenship under the name Chakrit Sakunkrit. £3,000,000
3 Labour Gary Lubner Former CEO of Belron, parent company of Autoglass. £1,325,000
4 Labour Lord Sainsbury Former Chairman of Sainsbury's supermarkets. £1,200,000
5 Reform UK David Grainger Biotech investor. £1,100,000
5= Conservative Mary Doran Bequest by a Conservative Party member. £1,100,000
7 Labour Ali Mosawi Entrepreneur £550,000
8 Conservative Kamal Pankhania / Westcombe Developments Ltd Luxury property developer. £352,500
9 Reform UK Bassim Haidar Multi-millionaire who left the UK in 2024 because of taxes on 'non-doms'. £342,000
10 Labour Francesca Perrin Director of Indigo Trust and daughter of Lord Sainsbury. £325,000


This list focuses on donations by rich individuals, whether those are made directly in their name or through a company that they own. Kamal Pankhania donated personally and via his company, Westcombe Developments Ltd. Gary Lubner made separate donations to the Labour Party and the Co-operative Party, which we have considered as a single donation here, as the two parties are closely linked.

Source: Electoral Commission