Mark Mateschitz overtakes Porsche: A change of empire in Austria!

Mark Mateschitz overtakes Porsche: A change of empire in Austria!

Österreich - In the current "trend" ranking of the 100 richest Austrians, Mark Mateschitz, heir from Red Bull, has overtaken the Porsche & Piëch Autodynasty. Mateschitz has a fortune of 37 billion euros and thus took the lead this year. This is the first time in 25 years that the Porsche and Piëch families are not at the top; Your assets have dropped to 33.5 billion euros. This development was published on July 12, 2024 and shows a remarkable turn in the Austrian wealth ranking.

The total assets of all persons represented in the ranking have shrunk slightly, contrary to the global tendency. Georg Stumpf, a well -known industrialist and investor, took third place with a fortune of 8.8 billion euros, followed by Johann Graf, the founder of Novomatic, in fourth place with 6.8 billion euros. In fifth place is Helmut Sohmen and family, whose assets from the BW Group, a company in the area of shipping companies, come. Followed closely by the Wlaschek family, which came to their wealth through real estate and the sale of Billa.

The top 10 of the richest

The preliminary list of the richest Austrians also shows some other interesting placements:

  • Reinold Geiger (L’Occitane) - 4.4 billion euros
  • family Lehner (Alpla Group)-4 billion euros
  • family Swarovski (crystal jewelry)-3.9 billion euros
  • Ingrid Flick (inheritance by Friedrich Karl Flick) - 3.8 billion euros (richest Austrian)

The total of the 100 richest Austrians amounts to around 210 billion euros, which has remained unchanged compared to the previous year. This illustrates the current challenge that many of these wealthy individuals are facing, especially with regard to the variety of global economic uncertainties and a weak real estate market in Austria.

financial concentration in Austria

The report from Forbes also emphasizes that around 400 people in Austria have more than $ 100 million. These 400 control around 37 % of the country's total private financial assets, while more than seven million people share a third of the assets. This considerable concentration of assets is a result of long -term developments that are also influenced by the capital return and compound interest effects.

In addition, the concentration of assets could increase in the coming years. Factors such as geopolitical risks, rising interest rates and regulatory interventions could represent potential disruptive factors. Discourses on wealth taxes and new disclosure obligations could also gain dynamics, especially in Western Europe. The current ranking not only shows the financial assets, but also reflects the structural changes in asset management, which could continue to increase the assets of many entrepreneurs and investors.

In summary, it can be stated that the shifted placements in the ranking of the 100 richest Austrians not only reflect the individual financial fates, but also show important social and economic trends that will shape the country in the long run. In a time of uncertainty, the strategies for financial investment and management become a key resource for the future financial landscape of Austria.

Special attention is paid to the role of private investments and the increasing globalization of asset management, which will also become more important among the richest Austrians. This is the current state of affairs, such as OE24 , OTS and Forbes report.

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