Richest Billionaires in Metals and Mining Industry (January 02, 2024)

As of January 2, 2024, Gina Rinehart has a net worth of US$33.7 billion, making him the wealthiest person in the metals and mining industry. Germán Larrea Mota Velasco follows in second place with $30.4 billion, while Savitri Jindal ranks third with $28.4 billion, and Andrew Forrest comes in fourth with $26.2 billion.

The fifth and sixth spots on the list are occupied by Andrey Melnichenko, whose net worth is $25.0 billion, and Vladimir Lisin, whose net worth is $24.8 billion. Iris Fontbona is placed 7th with a net worth of $24.7 billion. Vladimir Potanin ($22.3 billion) occupied the 8th position among the wealthiest people in the metals and mining industry, followed by Alexey Mordashov (No. 9) with $21.2 billion and Lakshmi Mittal (No. 10, $17.4 billion).

Richest Billionaires in Metals and Mining Industry, 2024

1. Gina Rinehart: $33.7 billion
2. Germán Larrea Mota Velasco & family: $30.4 billion
3. Savitri Jindal & family: $28.4 billion
4. Andrew Forrest: $26.2 billion
5. Andrey Melnichenko & family: $25.0 billion
6. Vladimir Lisin: $24.8 billion
7. Iris Fontbona & family: $24.7 billion
8. Vladimir Potanin: $22.3 billion
9. Alexey Mordashov & family: $21.2 billion
10. Lakshmi Mittal: $17.4 billion
11. Alisher Usmanov: $14.5 billion
12. Dang Yanbao: $13.0 billion
13. Ivan Glasenberg: $9.3 billion
14. Nicky Oppenheimer & family: $8.3 billion
15. Pavel Tykac: $8.0 billion
16. Andrei Skoch & family: $7.7 billion.
17. Zheng Shuliang & family: $7.5 billion
18. Iskander Makhmudov: $6.8 billion
19. Wang Wenyin: $6.7 billion
20. Alexander Abramov: $6.0 billion

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