Together they come to own an unimaginable figure: 2.7 billion billion dollars
2.7 billion billion dollars: a really difficult figure to imagine, but it is the one that refers to the total heritage of 17 Centimiliardari currently present in the world. These are the decidedly richer people who own a truly impressive heritage, destined to grow even in future years. But who are the centimiliardaricategory of super wealthy that up to eight did not even exist and for which they also had to coin a neologism?
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The 17 centimiliardari
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In the world today live 17 Centimiliardari: all together have an impressive economic availability, 2.7 billion billion dollars. The term is a neologism that derives from English Centbillionaires and refers to people who have a assets of over 100 billion dollars. To draw up the ranking of these Paperon de Paperoni, whose wealth is destined to increase in the coming years, was Bloomberg.
Most of these Super Ricconi come from the same family or company itself. Most work in the world of technology And it is US. As explained by Forbes, nobody until 8 years ago had a higher heritage in a stable way to $ 100 billion. The only one who had approached this figure was For the first time Bill Gates, in 1999.
The ranking of one hundred and twentieth century
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Here is in order from the richest to the least rich Who are the one hundred and twentieth century in 2025:
- Elon Musk (Tesla, Spacex), 374 billion US dollars
- Jeff Bezos (Amazon), 222 billion dollars, USA
- Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook, Meta), 222 billion dollars, USA
- Larry Ellison (Oracle technological company), 181 billion dollars, USA
- Bill Gates (Microsoft), 173 billion dollars, USA
- Warren Buffett (Berkshire Hathaway investment company), 157 billion dollars, USA
- Steve Ballmer (Microsoft), 156 billion dollars, USA
- Larry Page (Google), 153 billion dollars, USA
- Bernard Arnault (LVMH), 152 billion dollars, France
- Sergey Brin (Google), 143 billion dollars, USA
- Michael Dell (Dell), 121 billion dollars, USA
- Jim Walton (Walmart), 119 billion dollars, USA
- Rob Walton (Walmart), 116 billion dollars, USA
- Alice Walton (Walmart), 116 billion dollars, USA
- Jensen Huang (Nvidia), 115 billion dollars, USA
- Amancio Ortega (Zara), 106 billion dollars, Spain
- Mukesh Ambani (Petrolifera Industry Roliance), 104 billion dollars, India
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