South African billionaire Johann Rupert insists Richemont is not for sale
Richemont recently published its latest full-year financial report, which shows a 21-percent growth in jewelry sales.
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Richemont recently published its latest full-year financial report, which shows a 21-percent growth in jewelry sales.
Rupert’s net worth rose by $286 million in a day due to Richemont’s share surge.
Motsepe’s net worth falls by $800 million as African Rainbow Minerals shares decline.
Rupert said the company’s brands are well-positioned to meet strong demand driven by the resumption of travel by customers from China.
Bekker has been an active businessman since 1985.
Wiese, a South African billionaire who played a key role in the growth of Shoprite, has an 11.63-percent stake in the group.
Capitec Bank was founded more than 20 years ago by Michiel Le Roux, Riaan Stassen, and Piet Mouton’s father, Jannie Mouton.
Despite the decline in his net worth, Rupert remains not only the second-richest man in Africa but also the richest man in South Africa.
The Ackerman family owns a sizable 25.53-percent stake in Pick ‘n Pay, or 124,677,238 issued shares.
The recent increase in Oppenheimer’s net worth builds on his gains in 2022 when his net worth increased by $75 million.
Soon-Shiong’s net worth is still down by $287 million since the start of the year.
Bekker recently sold $190.4 million worth of Prosus shares via a family trust to finance the development of hotels in various countries.
The $20.12-million dividend brings Le Roux’s total dividend earnings for the 2022 fiscal year to $30.2 million.
Jooste is the face of South Africa’s largest private sector fraud scandal.
Under Le Roux, Capitec Bank has grown into one of the world’s most reputable retail banking brands.
Rupert is the richest man in South Africa and the second-richest billionaire on the African continent.