Nicky Oppenheimer, Africa’s third-richest man, loses $430 million in 26 days
The recent decline can be attributed to the performance of his private equity investments.
The recent decline can be attributed to the performance of his private equity investments.
Richemont ranks as the fourth-largest luxury company globally.
African billionaires are bouncing back in 2023, after a challenging 2022 marked by significant losses in their net worth.
South Africa maintains its position as Africa’s largest wealth market and most industrialized economy.
In 2017, Wiese was Steinhoff’s largest shareholder.
Bekker’s 0.96-percent Naspers stake is valued at $740 million.
Motsepe is a prominent figure in Africa, renowned as both a top philanthropist and a billionaire.
Le Roux is a 73-year-old South African billionaire and co-founder of Capitec Bank.
Motsepe owns 39.7 percent of ARM.
Rupert derives most of his wealth from his 9.14-percent stake in Richemont.
Ackerman and his family own a 25.53-percent stake in Pick ‘n Pay.
Dippenaar owns 1.76 percent of FirstRand, or 98,726,988 shares.
They have gained $3.052 billion in net worth since the start of the year.
Wiese is a South African billionaire and retail tycoon.
Oppenheimer’s net worth has risen by $800 million since the start of the year.
Bekker is the driving force behind Naspers and Prosus.