Bloomberg $100 Billion Club: From Elon Musk To Warren Buffett - List

In 2024, 14 men qualified for the $100 Bn club, up from six in 2023. With Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani having dropped out of the list, the number has dropped from 14. 

A List Of The Men In The $100Bn Club

Here's a list of the people whose net worth is over $100Bn:

1. Elon Musk , net worth: $455B, Country: United States, Sector: Technology
2. Jeff Bezos, net worth $246B,  Country:  United States,  Sector: Technology
3. Mark Zuckerberg,  net worth $219B,  Country:   United States,  Sector: Technology
4. Larry Ellison, net worth $194B,  Country: United States, Sector:  Technology
5. Bernard Arnault, net worth $180B,  Country:  France,  Sector: Consumer
6. Larry Page, net worth $169B, Country:  United States,  Sector: Technology
7. Bill Gates, net worth  $165B B, Country:  United States,  Sector: Technology
8. Sergey Brin, net worth $159B, Country: United States,  Sector: Technology
9. Steve Ballmer, net worth $155B, Country:   United States,  Sector: Technology
10. Warren Buffett, net worth $143B, Country: United States,  Sector: Diversified
11. Michael Dell, net worth $124B, Country: United States,  Sector: Technology
12. Jensen Huang, net worth  $117B, Country: United States,  Sector: Technology
13. Jim Walton, net worth $117B, Country: United States,  Sector: Retail
14. Rob Walton, net worth $114B, Country:  United States,  Sector: Retail
15. Alice Walton, net worth $113B, Country:  United States,  Sector: Retail
16. Amancio Ortega, net worth $104B, Country: Spain, Sector:  Retail

$100 Bn Club: No Indian On The List

No Indian is in the $100Bn club, with Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani having dropped out of the list after their net worths reduced to $96.7B and $82.1B respectively.Both Mukesh Ambani, chairman of conglomerate Reliance Industries Ltd, and fellow tycoon Gautam Adani, founder of the Adani Group , are now facing multiple threats that are hitting their businesses — and their immense personal wealth. Ambani’s energy and retail businesses have been underperforming amid rising investor concern about debt, while Adani’s empire was rocked by a US Department of Justice probe that threatens to squeeze funding and make it harder to win contracts. And it’s still not clear if the worst is over for either.

For Adani, the move by US prosecutors in November over alleged bribery was an unwelcome return to the international media spotlight. He’s been fighting to shore up investor confidence after short seller Hindenburg Research last year published a report accusing the firm of fraudulent practices. Adani, who has denied both charges, has vowed to fight on. He said at an event after the US allegations that the firm is committed to “world-class regulatory compliance” and that each attack against the company “only makes us stronger.”

The charges are likely to weigh on the group — and its share price — heading into the new year. Adani’s fortune peaked at $122.3 billion in June after he’d worked to bolster finances following Hindenburg’s attack. Those gains have now evaporated after the US allegations that he oversaw bribes to Indian government officials, and he’s now worth $82.1 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

(With Bloomberg inputs)