Top 10 Richest German Billionaires in the World Today
It seems German billionaires grow in a numerical sequence, so as to not only take into account those who are relatively popular but also tell the story of their families and how they managed to build their riches. There’s more to grasp so read on.
Nowadays it is so common that you might think there is “no place”. There is no place or a specific group of people which is known to like or trust wealthy people.
In an indirect way the success of the rich community inspires you to extra efforts, as well as it gives you an example of an impossible for far-fetched goals. You may take the behavior of the rich as your role model or their income source as a signal.
10 Richest German Billioniares
Germany is a densely populated country and there are giants in this group and be them men or women who are constantly given the heat of the moment to be on the top as meaning the richest in the country.
Here are the top 10 richest German billionaires in the world today:
1. Dieter Schwarz: President of the Schwarz Group, whose Lidl and Kaufland are part of it.
2. Beate Heister & Karl Albrecht Jr: Inherited wealth from their father who is one of the co-founder of Aldi, Karl Albrecht Sr.
3. Susanne Klatten: The substantial shareholder of BMW and Altana Company.
4. Stefan Quandt: One of BMW’s big shareholders with the role of CEO in DELTON AG.
5. Theo Albrecht Junior: Received a great deal of inheritance from his father, Theo Albrecht who together with his brother founded Albrecht.
6. Georg Schaeffler: Shareholder of the Schaeffler Group, which owns one of the world’s automotive suppliers.
7. Friedrich W. Merz: Economic juice including ventures and investments.
8. Michael Otto: the ex-boss of Otto Group, a big retail organization, on e-commerce.
9. Klaus-Michael Kuehne: A main shareholder and operative executive at Kuehne + Nagel truly an international logistics company.
10. Hasso Plattner: President of SAP SE, the multinational, the world leading in software.
They gathered their wealth in such operating fields as retailing, the auto industry, manufacturing, and technology.
Conclusion
Germany, home to many billionaires from such areas as retail, automotive, and investment besides others, can proudly say this way.
Over $40 billion, Dieter Schwarz, the founder of Lidl invests. Susanne Klatten and Stefan Quandt, inherited from the BMW family, can each boast of much more than $30 billion in net worth.
The next duo, namely Beate Heister and Karl Albrecht Junior, takes the top spot.
Among the most prominent faces belong to Georg Schaeffler, Albrecht von Thurn und Taxis, Dieter Schnabel, Reimann family, Heinz Hermann Thiele, and Friede Springer, as Germany would be strong economically on the global scene.
CSN Team.
