Gautam Adani has surpassed to the world’s 5th richest person
According to Forbes data, Gautam Adani has surpassed Warren Buffett to become the fifth-richest person. According to Forbes, Gautam Adani has surpassed 91-year-old investor Warren Buffett to become the fifth-richest person.
Adani, the 59-year-old Adani Group Chairman, has a net worth of $123.7 billion. While Warren Buffett’s net worth is $121.7 billion. According to Forbes data, Adani’s estimated net worth makes him the wealthiest person in India. Surpassing Reliance Industries Ltd chairman Mukesh Ambani by $19 billion.
Only four people in the world are wealthier than Adani. Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates ($130.2 billion), French luxury goods king Bernard Arnault ($167.9 billion). Amazon founder Jeff Bezos ($170.2 billion), also Tesla CEO Elon Musk ($269.7 billion) are among them. Streaming video
Regarding to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani is now wealthier than Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
On the list, the Indian billionaire industrialist has also widened the gap with Reliance Industries Ltd chairman and managing director Mukesh Ambani.
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Gautam Adani has risen to sixth place, passing Larry Page and Sergey Brin. Adani is worth a total of $118 billion. Page also Brin are ranked seventh and eighth, respectively.
According to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Gautam Adani’s compatriot Mukesh Ambani was ranked 11th with a net worth of $94.9 billion.
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Elon Musk is the most affluent person on the list, with a net worth of $259 billion. Jeff Bezos is 2nd on the list with a net worth of $180 billion. Bernard Arnault is 3rd on the index with a net worth of $142 billion, also Bill Gates is 4th on the index with a net worth of $130 billion. Finally, Warren Buffet is ranked fifth, with a net worth of $125 billion.
The Bloomberg Billionaires Index ranks the world’s wealthiest people daily. The figures on the list are contemporized at the end of each New York trading day.
