Wealthiest People in Sweden (April 20, 2023)

As of April 20, 2023, Stefan Persson was the wealthiest person in Sweden, with an estimated net worth of 17.8 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Melker Schorling (No. 2, $10.5 billion), Antonia Ax:son Johnson  (No. 3, $9.7 billion); and Finn Rausing  (No. 4, $9.3 billion).

Kirsten Rausing is the fifth-richest person in Sweden, with a whopping $9.3 billion. Jorn Rausing ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $9.3 billion, followed by  Carl Bennet with $7.3 billion. Frederik Paulsen is placed 8th with a net worth of $7.2 billion. Gustaf  Douglas ($6.3 billion) occupied the 9th position among Sweden’s top 10 wealthiest people.

    SWEDEN  BILLIONAIRES LIST  2023

1. Stefan Persson: $17.8 billion
2. Melker Schorling & family : $10.5 billion
3. Antonia Ax:son Johnson & family: $9.7 billion
4. Finn Rausing: $9.3 billion
5. Kirsten Rausing: $9.3 billion
6. Jorn Rausing: $9.3 billion
7. Carl Bennet: $7.3 billion
8. Frederik Paulsen: $7.2 billion
9. Gustaf  Douglas: $6.3 billion
10. Fredrik Lundberg: $5.9 billion
11. Torbjorn Tornqvist: $4.0 billion
12. Erik Selin: $3.2 billion
13. Martin Lorentzon: $3.1 billion
14. Bertil Hult: $3.1 billion
15. Dan Olsson: $2.8 billion
16. Eric Douglas: $2.6 billion
17. Carl Douglas: $2.6 billion
18. Daniel Ek: $2.5 billion
19. Lottie Tham & family: $2.5 billion
20. Katarina Martinson: $2.2 billion
21. David Mindus: $1.9 billion
22. Louise Lindh: $1.9 billion
23. Fredrik Osterberg: $1.8 billion
24. Karl-Johan Persson: $1.7 billion
25. Jens von Bahr: $1.7 billion

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