As of April 18, 2023, Vicky Safra was the wealthiest person in Brazil, with an estimated net worth of 17.1 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Jorge Paulo Lemann (No. 2, $16.8 billion), Eduardo Saverin (No. 3, $12.3 billion); and Marcel Herrmann Telles (No. 4, $11.2 billion).
Carlos Alberto Sicupira is the fifth-richest person in Brazil, with a whopping $9.1 billion. Alexandre Behring ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $5.5 billion, followed by Andre Esteves with $5.3 billion. Joao Moreira Salles is placed 8th with a net worth of $4.4 billion. Walther Moreira Salles Junior ($4.4 billion) occupied the 9th position among Brazil’s top 10 wealthiest people.
BRAZIL BILLIONAIRES LIST 2023
- Vicky Safra & family: $17.1 billion
- Jorge Paulo Lemann & family: $16.8 billion
- Eduardo Saverin: $12.3 billion
- Marcel Herrmann Telles: $11.2 billion
- Carlos Alberto Sicupira & family: $9.1 billion
- Alexandre Behring: $5.5 billion
- Andre Esteves: $5.3 billion
- Joao Moreira Salles: $4.4 billion
- Walther Moreira Salles Junior: $4.4 billion
- Fernando Roberto Moreira Salles: $4.1 billion
- Pedro Moreira Salles: $4.1 billion
- Jorge Moll Filho & family: $3.8 billion
- Maurizio Billi: $3.6 billion
- Miguel Krigsner: $3.3 billion
- Luciano Hang: $3.3 billion
- Jose Joao Abdalla Filho: $3.0 billion
- Alceu Elias Feldmann: $2.7 billon
- Abilio dos Santos Diniz: $2.5 billion
- Lirio Parisotto: $2.4 billion
- Joesley Batista: $2.4 billion
- Wesley Batista: $2.4 billion
- Alexandre Grendene Bartelle: $2.0 billion
- Julio Bozano: $1.9 billion
- Joao Roberto Marinho: $1.9 billion
- Jose Roberto Marinho: $1.9 billion
- Roberto Irineu Marinho: $1.8 billion
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