Johann Rupert's net worth has been increasing since he took over the family business. Uncover how he became an influential figure in the luxury goods market.
Johann Rupert is currently SA's wealthiest man, best known as the chairman of Swiss luxury goods firm Compagnie Financiere Richemont. He inherited the family business from his father, Anton Rupert. Uncover details of Johann Rupert's net worth today and the milestones that made him a multi-billionaire.of business and investment has been inspiring. His father, Anton, passed away in 2006, while his only brother, Anthonij, died earlier in 2001.
In 1998, Champagnie Financiere Richemont was formed through a spinoff of assets owned by Rembrandt. In 2000, Rembrandt was restructured into two companies, Remgro and Vinfin, which later merged to form one company, Remgro. Johann Rupert plays during the Alfred Dunhill Championship at Leopard Creek Country Club in Malelane, South Africa. Photo: Luke WalkerAccording to Forbes, the business tycoon owns 7% of Remgro, 27% of Luxembourg-based Reinet, and over 9% of Richemont. The largest ofOther Johann Rupert's investments include Anthonij Rupert Wines, which was named after his late brother. He also owns part of the Saracens Englishteam.
The family established the Rupert Education Foundation to support education-related development projects. Johann has also been vocal about the political and social climate in South Africa. He campaigned against apartheid and was a good friend of the late Nelson Mandela.The family was a big critic of apartheid, especially Johann. Not many other senior businessmen were prepared to stand up and criticize apartheid at that time...
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