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Top 5 Richest Men in Africa in October 2022, Dangote tops the chart

Dangote tops the chart as Africa’s richest man in October,2022, and he is the only African on the list not below the 200th position.

According to Bloomberg, Africa’s wealthiest men remain unchanged while there has been a change in their fortunes in October 2022.

For context, the world’s richest man has been reported to have lost $24 billion and $15 billion during the past 30 days alone, as his stock prices rise and fall erratically. However, there is a constant in which his net worth cannot fall below assuming his enterprise maintains its market influence.

With that in mind, Bloomberg releases a periodic list of the world’s richest people, and below are five of Africa’s richest people as of October 2022.

The list also covers recent drop or rise in each person’s returns and the year-to-day (YTD) figures, illustrating how much each person has lost or gained since the year began.

Aliko Dangote ($18.5 billion)

He is Africa’s richest man, with a current net worth of $18.5 billion. His YTD is -$572 million and his current loss stands at $64.4 million. He is a Nigerian businessman and is ranked the 71st richest person in the world.

Johann Rupert and Family ($8.71 billion)

Johann Rupert and Family isRanked 206 in Bloomberg’s billionaire index list, the South African family has a current net worth of $8.71 billion. The family’s YTD is -$3.24 billion, and its current profit margin is $278 million. The family owns a diversified business portfolio.

Nicky Oppenheimer ($7.93 billion)

Nicky Oppenheimer is Currently worth $7.93 billion. The South African mining magnate recently experienced a loss of $75 million. His Year-to-Date(YTD) currently stands at -$25 million, with a global rank of 237th richest person in the world. As of June, Nicky was worth more than Johann Rupert and Family, at the number 2 spot of Africa’s richest person.

Nathan Kirsh ($7.21 billion)

This South African-born businessman, is currently worth $7.21 billion. He recently experienced a growth of $64.5 million. His YTD is -$1.06 billion, and he is ranked the 273rd richest person in the world. As of June, he was the 8th richest man on the continent.

Nassef Sawiris ($6.44 billion)

Nassef Sawiris is an Egyptian billionaire, with a net worth of $6.44 billion. His YTD is -$56 million. He recently experienced a profit of $152 million. He is the 320th richest person in the world.

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