
Egypt’s second-richest man loses $200 million in 3 weeks
Sawiris’ net worth currently stands at $6.53 billion, ranking him 422nd globally. This reflects a recent decline from a peak of $6.73 billion reached on April 9, 2024.
Sawiris’ net worth currently stands at $6.53 billion, ranking him 422nd globally. This reflects a recent decline from a peak of $6.73 billion reached on April 9, 2024.
Sawiris, Egypt’s second-richest person, added $130 million to his fortune over the past 17 days.
Sawiris’ recent surge underscores his significant influence in the Middle East and North Africa and his ascent among the world’s elite billionaires.
His recent $110-million wealth gain is attributed to the recent performance of his investments, which encompass real estate, teleom, and the mining industry.
Sawiris suggests that aligning with the spiraling black market rate is imperative to address the chronic foreign currency shortage plaguing the nation.
The recent $200-million decline in his fortune can be attributed to market fluctuations.
The surge in Sawiris’ net worth has propelled him from $5.1 billion on Jan. 1 to $6.43 billion, adding $1.33 billion to his fortune since the start of the year.
Egypt’s second-richest man Naguib Sawiris seeks to solidify his presence further in the Caribbean.
His wealth figures have plummeted due to a sharp decline in the market value of his diverse investments,
With a net worth which amounts to $6.06 billion, Sawiris now ranks as the world’s 416th richest man.
With a $5.71-billion fortune, Sawiris ranks as the 431st richest person globally.
With a current net worth of $5.45 billion, Sawiris stands as a prominent figure in the Arab world and ranks among the top 500 wealthiest individuals globally.
Naguib Sawiris has seen his wealth figures slump by $350 million over the past 49 days, translating to an average loss of $7.14 million per day since Sept. 13.
With a net worth of $5.61 billion, Sawiris ranks as Egypt’s second-richest individual.
Orascom Investment Holdings, which is controlled by Sawiris, will use the proceeds to develop tourist destinations.
Sawiris primarily holds his wealth in cash and closely held assets, amassed from the sale of his stake in Russian telecom company Vimpelcom.