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South Africa’s wealthiest, Johann Rupert, sees $1.3 billion rise in fortune

The value of his Richemont holdings alone stands at $9.34 billion, reflecting the conglomerate's role as the cornerstone of his fortune.

South Africa’s wealthiest, Johann Rupert, sees $1.3 billion rise in fortune
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