Three African billionaires defy global economic challenges with increase in net worth
Three African billionaires managed to buck the trend.
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Three African billionaires managed to buck the trend.
The bump in Oppenheimer’s wealth solidifies his position as one of Africa’s wealthiest billionaires.
Motsepe owns a 39.7-percent stake in ARM.
The market value of Rupert’s stake in Richemont fell rom $7.71 billion to $7.54 billion in December alone.
Wiese is a South African billionaire and retail tycoon who played a key role in the growth and expansion of Shoprite.
Wiese is a South African billionaire and retail tycoon.
Aspen Pharmacare Holdings Limited is a South African multinational pharmaceutical holding company.
Le Roux co-founded Capitec Bank in 1999 with Jannie Mouton and Riaan Stassen.
Wiese owns 11.58 percent of the leading retail group.
ARC Financial Services Holding, a company founded by Motsepe, owns a stake in TymeBank.
Rupert’s net worth has risen from $8.5 billion on Nov. 3 to $10.8 billion at the time of writing.
SIH is Sanlam’s third-party asset management company.
Oppenheimer derives his fortune from private equity investments.
Bekker owns a 0.86-percent stake in Amsterdam-based investment group, Prosus NV.
Rupert’s equity stake in Richemont accounts for the majority of his $10.3-billion fortune.
In 2014, Wiese sold Pepkor to Steinhoff International in exchange for 20 percent of Steinhoff’s issued shares.