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Hosni Mubarak Net Worth

Published

1 month ago

March 14, 2024

Daniel Wanburg

Muhammad Hosni El Sayed Mubarak's Net Worth as of 2024
$1.2 Billion

Muhammad Hosni Said was born on the 4th May 1928, in Kafr-El Meselha, Egypt and is a military and political leader, who has held the position of President of the Arab Republic of Egypt. From his rise in the Egyptian Air Force, he became vice president in 1975, then succeeding Anwar Sadat as President after he was assassinated in 1981. He took power in his country the same year. He was considered one of the most powerful heads of state in the Middle East. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the deaths of 239 demonstrators in the protests that brought him down in 2011. In 2015, he was sentenced to three years in prison for corruption.

How much is the net worth of Hosni Mubarak? It has been reported by authoritative sources that the overall size of his wealth is as much as $1.2 billion, as of the data presented in early 2017. It should be noted that The Guardian reported that Mubarak and his family had accumulated $70 billion through corruption, bribery and illegitimate commercial activities. Egypt’s level of corruption was assessed at 3.1 (10 being clean and zero corrupt) and 98th on the countries list.

Hosni Mubarak Net Worth $1.2 Billion

To begin with, he graduated from the Military Academy in 1949 and from the Egyptian Air Force Academy in 1950. He assumed command positions in the Air Force between 1966 and 1969. In 1972, President Anwar el Sadat appointed him commander-in-chief of that branch of the Armed Forces, and his performance in the Yom Kippur’s war with Israel in 1973 earned him promotion to marshal in 1974.

In 1975, Sadat appointed him to the post of his vice president. In the years that followed, Mubarak was involved in important diplomatic negotiations with other countries in the Middle East. After Sadat’s assassination, he became president of Egypt in 1981 and was re-elected four times, in 1987, 1993, 1995 and 1999. He resigned the presidency in 2011 after nearly thirty years in power when, spurred by the fall of Tunisia’s head of an authoritarian government Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, Egyptians launched protests around the country, especially in the cities of Cairo, Alexandria and Suez, demanding the resignation of Mubarak. Over one million people participated in the largest demonstrations, and massive protests also occurred in other Egyptian cities, on the same day that Mubarak declared that he would step down.

After leaving office, Mubarak appeared to be physically ill, but attended all sessions of his subsequent trial even after suffering a heart attack. Mubarak was sentenced to life imprisonment for being complicit in the deaths of 850 demonstrators during the demonstrations of 2011; higher courts later overturned the conviction. At the end of 2014, the Cairo Criminal Court dismissed allegations of corruption against Mubarak, and at the beginning of 2015, the Court of Cassation of Egypt overturned the last remaining conviction against him and ordered a retrial. A new trial on corruption charges led to a conviction and a three-year prison sentence. It was unclear whether the sentence would take into account the time already served, since Mubarak had already spent more than three years in prison and thus potentially would not have to serve any additional time in jail. Eventually, Mubarak was released on the 24th March 2017, returning to his residence in Heliopolis.

Finally, in the personal life of Hosni Mubarak, he has been married to Suzanne since 1959, and they have two children.

Daniel Wanburg

As the Managing Editor at Net Worth Post, I lead a talented team in delivering compelling content on the lives and achievements of influential figures. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for storytelling, I oversee the production of insightful biographies that resonate with our audience. My role involves not only managing the editorial process but also conducting research, crafting engaging narratives, and ensuring the accuracy and quality of our publications. At NetWorthPost, we strive to provide our readers with in-depth profiles that offer valuable insights into the worlds of business, entertainment, and beyond. Through meticulous research and captivating storytelling, we bring to light the remarkable journeys and successes of individuals who inspire and captivate us.

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Mark Zuckerberg Net Worth

Published

4 weeks ago

March 20, 2024

Daniel Wanburg

Mark Elliot Zuckerberg was born on 14 May 1984, in White Plains, New York State USA into a Jewish family. He is known for making billions of dollars at a very young age. However, even if a lot of people are jealous and sceptical about Mark, they should admit that not only does he deserve all that he has, but also respect and admiration for being smart and inventive. He has created a virtual empire which we all acknowledge nowadays: is there anyone in the world who has not heard of Facebook!

So how rich is Mark Zuckerberg? According to Forbes Magazine and Bloomberg’s Billionaires list, Zuckerberg‘s net worth is estimated at $56 billion as of early-2017, making him the seventh richest person in the world, up from 15th just nine months earlier. What strikes as most comic is that Mark has a salary of only $1 dollar per year as CEO of Facebook, however, that doesn‘t stop him from being a self-made billionaire, now head of a company ranked in the 10 largest in the world, valued at $275 billion.

Mark Zuckerberg Net Worth $56 Billion

Mark was indeed an ‘A’ grade student, apparently excelling in many subjects when at Ardsley High School, ranging from physics to classics. However, above Mark‘s interest in computers stands his father. He introduced Mark to computers and wanted him to take an interest in them. Edward Zuckerberg taught his son Atari BASIC programming and later hired a software developer to train Mark privately once a week. According to David Newman, the above-mentioned tutor, the kid was unbelievably talented and soon left his teacher standing and breathless. When Zuckerberg joined the community of Harvard University, he already had a reputation as a programming genius, because “Facebook” wasn‘t actually the first convenient and useful program he had developed. His works, such as Synapse Media Player, CourseMatch and Facemash received a lot of attention and popularity. Still they cannot rate with Facebook.

Unsurprisingly, a person who begins a world-wide revolution of communication faces a lot of problems, difficulties, intrigues and scandals. Mark was accused by his former friends, the Winklevoss twins, Cameron and Tyler, of stealing their ideas. The brothers actually dreamed of building a connection between all the students of Harvard University. As we all know now, Mark improved this idea by enlarging the range of people who were allowed to use this social network. So, the accusations were at least true in part and Zuckerberg was forced to give away 1.2m Facebook shares to them. Thus there‘s always a bright side of things – the company that Mark set up has made a lot of people wealthy, not just him alone.

Regardless, according to Vanity Fair magazine, Zuckerberg was the most influential person of the Information Age in 2010. That‘s surprising because a year before he ranked only at number 23 on the same list. What‘s more, not only does Vanity Fair consider Mark as the world‘s most influential in this relatively new industry, but also New Statesman. In 2010, they ranked him as number 16 in the top 50 of the world’s most important figures. “Facebook” is considered to be the biggest social networking website on the planet, used by people of all ages, sex or nationality. Zuckerberg is respected because all he had to create such a network were his ideas and fingers that instinctively knew what to press on a keyboard.

Even though Mark Elliot Zuckerberg lost all of his friends and it doesn‘t seem that he‘s ever going to regain them, he at least has a reliable source of income – Facebook, of course. All the other similar companies that Facebook has obtained recently such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and some more must also be taken into account.

In his personal life, Mark Zuckerberg married Priscilla Chan in 2012, having met her originally in 2002. Aside from his career, Mark is a noted philanthropist, particularly to educational projects. In 2010, he joined with Bill Gates and Warren Buffett in promising to donate half of his wealth to charity over time. In 2013 he donated shares valued at $990 million to the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, and the following year $25 million towards combating the ebola disease.

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Gautam Adani Net Worth

Published

4 weeks ago

March 20, 2024

Daniel Wanburg

Gautam Shantilal Adani was born on the 24th June 1962, in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India and is a businessman, widely known as a founder and the chairman of the multinational conglomerate Adani Group. Adani has been active in the business of coal mining and gas distribution since 1988.

How much is the net worth of Gautam Adani? It has been estimated by authoritative sources that the overall size of his wealth is as much as $8.8 billion, as of the data presented in the middle of 2017. Adani Group is the main source of Adani’s fortune.

Gautam Adani Net Worth $8.8 Billion

To begin with, the boy with his seven siblings, was raised in Ahmedabad by his parents Shanta and Shantilal Adani. He was educated at the Sheth Chimanlal Nagindas Vidyalaya school, then entered Gujarat University to study commerce, yet he dropped out.

Currently, the billionaire Gautam Adani owns the largest brand of oil in India. The company was founded in 1988, with Gautam the founder and current president. He said he created his Group with a vision of Nation Building, that is to say by developing assets that he believes are important economic issues for the country. The Adani Group has grown rapidly by diversifying into import – export – it opened its own port in Mundra, to better control its trading operations. Construction began in 1995 and in 1998 it became one of the major sources of foreign exchange for India.

The following year, the company embarked on financial and energy speculation with coal trading, and soon created a joint venture (Adani Willmar) in the field of petroleum products trading in 2000. A second phase began for the group with the creation of large infrastructures. The company created a portfolio of ports, power stations, mines and a fleet of ships and railway lines in and out of India. In 2006, the company became the largest importer of coal in India – 11 million tons. Adani sought to be less dependent on the coal market, so he started to buy and control coal mines. Thus, he bought the Australian group Linc Energy, in order to supply the group’s coal-fired power stations. In 2008, he bought the Bunyu mine in Indonesia , with 180 million tons of coal reserves, and the following year, Adani Group became an energy company, producing 330 MW of thermal energy. In 2011, the group also decided to buy the exploitation rights of a large part of the Galilee coal basin in Australia. To prepare for the import of Australian coal, he ordered a large-capacity coal terminal at Mundra (the largest in the world) and in the same year he bought the Australian port of Abbot Point. This project is yet to come to fruition.

In 2012, the Group began a 3rd phase of development as integration infrastructure, renewing its logo and developing a new identity. The company focuses on three areas: resources, logistics and energy. Subsequently, under the direction of Gautam Adani, the Adani Group became a multinational conglomerate active in the production of electricity – especially through coal – and port terminals, logistics and agribusiness. It is India’s largest developer and port operator. The Group is the major source of Gautam Adani’s net worth.

Finally, in the personal life of Gautam, he is married to Priti and they have two children.