Beyond Gates and Bezos, he set a record in Asia

Author:Global Times Time:2022.09.17

According to media reports such as the Indian Stan Times and CNN on the 16th, according to the latest Bloomberg billionaire index, the Indian business giant GAUTAM Adani surpassed Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, becoming the world's number one Two rich people. This is also the first time that the rich from Asia ranked so high on this list.

According to the ranking, Tesla CEO Elon Musk is still the richest person in the world with assets of $ 260 billion. Adonine's total assets were $ 146.9 billion.

As the founder and chairman of the Adida Group, Adiden's wealth has grown quite rapidly. Earlier this year, Adi also ranked 14th on the global richest list. By July this year, he had surpassed Bill Gates and rose to the fourth richest man in the world.

Adida Group has operated a series of businesses, including Hong Kong and coal businesses that have flourished in India in recent years. Since June 2020, the stocks of some companies under the Adida Group have risen by more than 1,000%. CNN said that this reflects investors' optimism of the group's strength in the fields of infrastructure and renewable energy, and Indian Prime Minister Modi has listed these fields as a priority development area.

At the same time, due to the sharp decline in the US stock market, Bosos's wealth has shrunk significantly, and it is currently US $ 145.8 billion, ranking third in the world.

Earlier reports: Asia's richest man "third" in the world, his "money has money" is controversial

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