List of the richest Russians

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The richest Russians are, according to the US magazine Forbes (as of March 2017, Russia had 96 billionaires in 2017):

Russian ranking World ranking Surname Origin of the property Companies Assets in billions of dollars
1 46 Leonid Michelson Gases, chemicals Nowatek 18.4
2 51 Alexei Mordashov steel Severstal 17.5
3 57 Vladimir Lissin Steel, investments Novolipetsk Steel 16.1
4th 59 Gennady Timchenko mineral oil and natural gas Volga Group ( Stroitransgas ,
44% of Gunvor )
16.0
5 66 Alisher Usmanov Steel, telecommunications, investments Metalloinvest 15.2
6th 74 Wagit Alekperov oil Lukoil 14.5
7th 75 Mikhail Fridman Oil, banking, telecommunications Alfa Group 14.4
8th 77 Vladimir Potanin metal Interros (60% of Norilsk Nickel ) 14.3
9 89 Andrei Melnichenko Fertilizers, coal EuroChem and SUEK 13.2
10 100 Viktor Wekselberg Petroleum, metals Renova Group, 19% of RUSAL 12.4
11 138 German Chan Petroleum, banking, telecommunications Alfa Group 9.3
12 139 Roman Abramovich Steel, investments Millhouse Capital , formerly RUSAL 9.1
13 145 Mikhail Prokhorov Metal, now investments Norilsk Nickel 8.9
14th 156 Viktor Rashnikov Steel, investments Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel 8.3
15th 190 Dmitry Rybolovlev fertilizer Uralkali 7.3
16 194 Alexei Kuzmichev Petroleum, banking, telecommunications Alfa Group 7.2
17th 201 Andrei Skotsch steel Metalloinvest 6.9
18th 202 Sergei Galitsky retail trade Magnite 6.8
16 219 Iskander Machmudov Mining, metal, machinery UGMK 6.5
20th 226 Suleiman Kerimov Investments / 6.3

Note:

  • With a fortune of US $ 46.1 billion (as of 2017), Google co- founder Sergey Brin is currently the richest Russian-born person. Brin is counted as an American by Forbes.
  • In addition, there is regular speculation about the fortune of Vladimir Putin , amounts of up to USD 70 billion are mentioned. Typically, however, state leaders are not on lists like this one.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The World's Billionaires . In: Forbes . ( forbes.com [accessed December 5, 2017]).
  2. Time, January 23, 2017