Wealthiest People in Italy (September 25, 2022)

New York, September 25 (CEOWORLD magazine) – As of September 25, 2022, Giovanni Ferrero was the wealthiest man in Italy, with an estimated net worth of 32.0 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Silvio Berlusconi  (No. 2, $5.4 billion), Giorgio Armani (No. 3, $5.1 billion); and Sergio Stevanato (No. 4, $4.1 billion).

Piero Ferrari is the fifth-richest person in Italy, with a whopping $4.0 billion. Massimiliana Landini Aleotti ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $4.0 billion, followed by Patrizio Bertelli with $3.8 billion. Miuccia Prada is placed 8th with a net worth of $3.8 billion. Augusto & Giorgio Perfetti ($3.4 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top 10 wealthiest people in Italy.

 ITALY  BILLIONAIRES LIST  2022

1. Giovanni Ferrero : $32.0 billion
2. Silvio Berlusconi & family: $5.4 billion
3. Giorgio Armani: $5.1billion
4. Sergio Stevanato & family: $4.1 billion
5. Piero Ferrari: $4.0 billion
6. Massimiliana Landini Aleotti & family: $4.0 billion
7. Patrizio Bertelli: $3.8 billion
8. Miuccia Prada  : $3.8 billion
9. Augusto & Giorgio Perfetti: $3.4 billion
10. Giuseppe Crippa & family: $3.4 billion
11. Paolo & Gianfelice Mario Rocca: $3.3 billion
12. Luca Garavoglia: $3.3 billion
13. Giuseppe De’Longhi & family: $3.1 billion
14. Gustavo Denegri: $3.1 billion
15. Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone: $2.9 billion
16. Giuliana Benetton: $2.7 billion
17. Luciano Benetton: $2.7 billion
18. Alessandra Garavoglia: $2.7 billion
19. Isabella Seragnoli: $2.5 billion
20. Remo Ruffini: $2.4 billion
21. Susan Carol Holland: $2.3 billion
22. Renzo Rosso & family: $2.2 billion
23. John Elkann: $1.8 billion
24. Brunello Cucinelli & family: $1.8 billion

Have you read?
Blue Backpack Leadership by Leo Bottary.
How to Supercharge Your Creativity as a CEO by Hussain Almossawi.
CEO Spotlight: TECOBI is Revolutionizing and Modernizing How Automotive Companies Communicate to Customers.
Justin Halladay Discusses New Business Ventures and Offers Tips for Other Entrepreneurs.
How to Make Better Decisions in Tough Times by Rick Andrade.