South Africa’s richest billionaires Rupert, Oppenheimer $3.58-billion poorer than year ago
Rupert and Oppenheimer remain the two wealthiest billionaires in South Africa.
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Rupert and Oppenheimer remain the two wealthiest billionaires in South Africa.
Grindrod Limited is owned in part by Remgro Limited, Rupert’s investment holding.
Le Roux owns 11.36 percent of the Stellenbosh-based banking group.
Despite the slump in his net worth, Oppenheimer still ranks as the second-richest man in South Africa.
Le Roux owns 11.41 percent of the South African bank.
Through his stake in Capitec Bank, Le Roux ranks as one of South Africa’s richest men.
Le Roux owns a sizable 11.41-percent stake in Capitec Bank.
Motsepe’s net worth has dropped by $500 million since the start of the year.
Oppenheimer still remains one of the continent’s wealthiest businessmen.
Calisto founded Karooooo, a global mobility software as a service (SaaS) platform, in 2001.
Despite his year-to-date wealth loss, Rupert remains not only one of Africa’s richest men, but also one of the world’s richest billionaires.
Bekker owns 11.63 percent of Shoprite.
Wiese owns an 11.58-percent stake in Shoprite.
Wiese holds an 11.58-percent stake in Shoprite worth $862.4 million.
The recent drop in his net worth brings his year-to-date wealth loss to $2.79 billion.
Patrice Motsepe is Southern Africa’s richest Black person.