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Born in Uganda, Ahluwalia’s parents emigrated to the UK when Ahluwalia was 13 years old to escape persecution under Idi Amin in 1972. When they arrived in the UK, the family spent a year in temporary shared accommodation.

In 2019, Dominvs acquired Arbor City Hotel in London. The group is constructing a new 150,000-sq-ft hotel on the site of the former Dutch Embassy in Battersea, London, and has acquired Citicape House in Holborn, London.

In 2019, Dominvs Group launched a jet brokerage and chartering division called Dominvs Aviation.

The family has supported projects to help the homeless in London and provide education to children in India. In 2019, the Ahluwalia family supported the publication of a report into migrant entrepreneurship in the UK, which called for immigration and visa reform. Ahluwalia has said that "immigration is critical to the success of the UK."

As of May 2018, Ahluwalia is the fourth richest refugee in the UK. According to The Sunday Times Rich List 2019, the Ahluwalia family have a net worth of £500 million.

As of 2018, Euro Car Parts company has more than 300 branches across the UK and employs more than 10,000 people.

In 2016, Ahluwalia invested in e-waste processing company EcoCentric Management based in Mumbai, India. In 2017, Ahluwalia invested in truck and trailer part distributor Digraph Transport Supplies.

By 2011, Euro Car Parts employed 3,500 people across 89 locations. In October 2011, Ahluwalia sold Euro Car Parts to LKQ Corporation for £280 million, with a supplementary £55 million if targets were met. After the sale, Ahluwalia became Executive Chairman of LKQ Corporation's businesses in the UK, Ireland and India, but stepped down from the board in December 2018.

In 2011, Ahluwalia founded property company Dominvs Group. The Group manages a portfolio exceeding £750 million and employs around 500 people across its head office and hotels.

In 1981, Ahluwalia opened a second branch of the company in the Willesden area. The company originally supplied car parts for BMW, Mercedes, Porsche and VW vehicles. The company expanded to become the leading suppliers of parts, paints and equipment for cars and light commercial vehicles in the UK.

Ahluwalia founded Euro Car Parts in 1978 after borrowing £5,000 from his father and Barclays bank to buy a car parts shop in Willesden, London. The shop, originally called Highway Autos, was renamed Euro Car Parts a year later.

Sukhpal Singh Ahluwalia (born October 1958) is a London-based Indian businessman and entrepreneur.