Wealthiest People in Italy (April 23, 2023)

As of April 23, 2023, Giovanni Ferrero was the wealthiest person in Italy, with an estimated net worth of 39.9 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Giorgio Armani  (No. 2, $11.7 billion), Silvio Berlusconi (No. 3, $7.1 billion); and Massimiliana Landini Aleotti (No. 4, $6.9 billion).

Sergio Stevanato is the fifth-richest person in Italy, with a whopping $6.5 billion. Piero Ferrari ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $5.9 billion, followed by Patrizio Bertelli with $5.9 billion. Miuccia Prada is placed 8th with a net worth of $5.9 billion. Luca Garavoglia ($4.6 billion) occupied the 9th position among Italy’s top 10 wealthiest people.

     ITALY  BILLIONAIRES LIST  2023    

1. Giovanni Ferrero : $39.9 billion
2. Giorgio Armani: $11.7 billion
3. Silvio Berlusconi & family: $7.1 billion
4. Massimiliana Landini Aleotti & family: $6.9 billion
5. Sergio Stevanato & family: $6.5 billion
6. Piero Ferrari: $5.9 billion
7. Patrizio Bertelli: $5.9 billion
8. Miuccia Prada : $5.9 billion
9. Luca Garavoglia: $4.7 billion
10. Claudio Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
11. Rocco Basilico: $4.2 billion
12. Clemente Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
13. Leonardo Maria Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
14. Luca Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
15. Marisa Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
16. Nicoletta Zampillo: $4.2 billion
17. Paola Del Vecchio: $4.2 billion
18. Francesco Gaetano Caltagirone: $3.9 billion
19. Alessandra Garavoglia: $3.9 billion
20. Remo Ruffini: $3.8 billion
21. Giuseppe De’Longhi & family: $3.7 billion
22. Brunello Cucinelli & family: $3.6 billion
23. Giuseppe Crippa & family: $3.6 billion
24. Susan Carol Holland: $3.5 billion
25. Giuliana Benetton: $3.4 billion
26. Luciano Benetton: $3.4 billion

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