Giovanni Ferrero is the richest in Italy also in 2023 with assets of 39.1 billion dollars: more than triple that of the second in the ranking, Giorgio Armani (12.9 billion). The new entry on the podium of the year is that of Piero Ferrari, Enzo’s son, with 7.6 billion. This is indicated by the Forbes ranking of the Italian billionaires.
There are 70 Italian billionaires in total and for the magazine this is a new record: 20 more than a year ago, six more than in April, when the annual ranking of billionaires was released, and one more than in July, when Forbes Italy had updated the list with the entry of Silvio Berlusconi’s children. Ferrero is currently the 32nd richest person in the world and the fifth in Europe.
The first woman in the ranking, in fourth place, is Massimiliana Landini Aleotti, owner of the pharmaceutical company Menarini, which has assets of 6.8 billion dollars. Behind her, with 6.7 billion, is Sergio Stevanato, president emeritus of Stevanato Group. In sixth place the spouses Miuccia Prada and Patrizio Bertelli (4.5 billion), followed by Giuseppe De’Longhi (4.4 billion). Ninth is Giuseppe Crippa (4.1 billion), founder of Technoprobe, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of microchip test cards.
Closing the top ten there is a tie between 11 billionaires, including the eight heirs of Leonardo Del Vecchio: his children Claudio, Clemente, Leonardo, Luca, Marisa and Paola, his widow, Nicoletta Zampillo, and Rocco Basilico, born Zampillo’s previous marriage to the banker Paolo Basilico.
2023-12-14 19:29:00
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