
South African billionaire Johann Rupert sees net worth rise by $1.76 billion in November
Rupert’s equity stake in Richemont accounts for the majority of his $10.3-billion fortune.
Rupert’s equity stake in Richemont accounts for the majority of his $10.3-billion fortune.
Raval founded Devki Group with his wife in Nairobi in 1986 as a small steel-processing company.
Starlink provides global high-speed, low-latency broadband Internet.
Sawiris derives the majority of his fortune from his 38.8-percent stake in OCI N.V. and his six percent stake in Adidas.
The recent increase reduced his year-to-date wealth loss to $875 million.
Berzi owns a 41.95-percent stake in the leading packaged food maker through Quantum Invest BV.
The Gates Foundation has distributed more than $80 billion in grants, not including the $7 billion just earmarked for Africa.
Froneman owns a 0.074-percent stake in the leading precious metal mining group.
Darwish owns 3.5 percent of IHS Holdings.
Al-Amoudi derives the majority of his wealth from Preem, Sweden’s largest oil refiner, and Svenska.
Mahmoud owns 10.13 percent of the group, worth nearly $15.8 million.
Moustafa’s stake in TMG Holdings is worth $311 million.
Mansour wants 10 percent of his investments to be green-focused.
Rupert still ranks among those African billionaires who have lost a significant portion of their wealth since the start of the year.
Johnson cofounded BET in 1979 and sold it to Viacom for $3 billion in 2001.