Wealthiest People in Russia (April 23, 2023)

As of April 23, 2023, Andrey Melnichenko was the wealthiest person in Russia, with an estimated net worth of 25.2 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Vladimir Potanin (No. 2, $23.7 billion), Vladimir Lisin (No. 3, $22.1 billion); and Leonid Mikhelson (No. 4, $21.6 billion).

Alexey Mordashov is the fifth-richest person in Russia, with a whopping $20.5 billion. Vagit Alekperov ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $20.5 billion, followed by Gennady Timchenko with $18.5 billion. Alisher Usmanov is placed 8th with a net worth of $14.4 billion. Mikhail Fridman ($12.6 billion) occupied the 9th position among Russia’s top 10 wealthiest people.

    RUSSIA BILLIONAIRES LIST  2023

1. Andrey Melnichenko: $25.2 billion
2. Vladimir Potanin: $23.7 billion
3. Vladimir Lisin: $22.1 billion
4. Leonid Mikhelson: $21.6 billion
5. Alexey Mordashov: $20.5 billion
6. Vagit Alekperov: $20.5 billion
7. Gennady Timchenko: $18.5 billion
8. Alisher Usmanov: $14.4 billion
9. Mikhail Fridman: $12.6 billion
10. Viatcheslav Kantor: $11.3 billion
11. Mikhail Prokhorov: $11.3 billion
12. Suleiman Kerimov & family: $10.5 billion
13. Viktor Rashnikov: $10.2 billion
14. Andrei Guriev & family: $9.7 billion
15. Roman Abramovich: $9.2 billion
16. Tatyana Bakalchuk: $8.8 billion
17. German Khan: $8.2 billion
18. Leonid Fedun: $8.0 billion
19. Andrei Skoch & family: $7.9 billion
20. Iskander Makhmudov: $7.3 billion
21. Viktor Vekselberg: $6.8 billion
22. Dmitry Rybolovlev: $6.4 billion
23. Alexei Kuzmichev: $6.4 billion
24. Alexander Abramov: $6.0 billion
25. Viktor Kharitonin: $5.0 billion
26. Mikhail Shelkov: $4.4 billion

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