Billionaires Club 2025

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Elon Musk

Estimated net worth: about US$500 billion.

Musk is the founder or major shareholder of companies such as Tesla, Inc. (electric cars, energy storage/solar) and SpaceX (private spaceflight). He initially made money through the sale of his earlier ventures (including PayPal) and then built Tesla into a dominant EV brand while SpaceX achieved breakthroughs in reusable rockets. Much of his wealth is tied up in large ownership stakes in these companies, especially Tesla’s share price.

The surge in valuation of Tesla and investor enthusiasm around Musk’s other ventures (including tunnelling and brain–computer interface projects) contributed to his climbing to the top spot.

Jeff Bezos

Estimated net worth: about US$263 billion.

Bezos founded Amazon.com, Inc. in 1994, initially as an online bookstore which expanded into a global e-commerce, cloud computing (via AWS), streaming and AI empire. He served as CEO for many years and remains a major shareholder. His net worth arises primarily from the large stake in Amazon plus investments in his space venture Blue Origin and media ownership (e.g., The Washington Post). Amazon’s dominance in global retail and cloud has driven Bezos’s fortune upward, though fluctuations in the company’s stock influence his net worth considerably.

Jensen Huang

Estimated net worth: approximately US$145-150 billion.

Jensen Huang is the co-founder, president and CEO of NVIDIA Corporation, a company pivotal in graphics processing, high-performance computing and artificial intelligence hardware. He owns a significant share of NVIDIA, and as the firm became one of the world’s most valuable tech companies amidst the AI boom, his personal fortune rose dramatically. His wealth links directly to NVIDIA’s success in data-centres, GPUs, and machine learning infrastructure.

His story illustrates how hardware and AI infrastructure have created a new wave of billionaires.

Larry Ellison

Estimated net worth: around US$315 billion.

Ellison co-founded Oracle Corporation, a major enterprise software company, and served as its CEO and later executive chairman/CTO. His fortune comes largely from his significant stake in Oracle, which has grown over decades through database, cloud computing and enterprise software offerings. In addition to tech investments, Ellison has diversified into real estate (including large holdings such as much of the Hawaiian island of Lānaʻi) and other ventures. The rise of Oracle’s cloud business and renewed investor interest in enterprise tech helped boost his wealth in recent years.

Larry Page

Estimated net worth: roughly US$233 billion.

Page co-founded Google LLC (now part of Alphabet) with Sergey Brin and has held executive roles in the parent company. His wealth largely stems from his ownership stake in Alphabet, the parent of Google, YouTube and Waymo (self-driving cars). As Alphabet’s business spans search advertising, cloud computing, AI and autonomous vehicles, the firm’s growth underpins Page’s fortune. Though he stepped back from day-to-day management years ago, his large equity position continues to yield substantial value.

Mark Zuckerberg

Estimated net worth: about US$221 billion.

Zuckerberg co-founded Meta Platforms, Inc. (originally Facebook) in 2004 and has served as CEO and controlling shareholder. His wealth arises from his large shareholding in Meta, which operates social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, and invests heavily in virtual/augmented reality and AI. The growth of social media advertising combined with Meta’s push into new technologies has driven his net worth, although the fortunes of such companies can be volatile depending on investor sentiment and strategic outcomes.

Warren Buffett

Estimated net worth: around US$145-150 billion in 2025.

Warren Buffett built his fortune largely through investment via his holding company Berkshire Hathaway Inc., accumulating large, long‐term stakes in companies across industries (insurance, utilities, consumer goods, etc.). Known as “the Oracle of Omaha,” his disciplined value-investing approach over many decades has yielded massive returns. Buffett’s wealth is tied to the stock and assets of Berkshire Hathaway, and though he is older and less active in daily operations, his legacy investments continue to underpin his billionaire status.