Top 10 Rich People in Sweden


Sweden is one of the beautiful and rich countries in Europe. Sweden is a beautiful place for living and business. There are many rich people in Sweden. The late IKEA founder Ingvar Kamprad was often listed as one of the richest persons in the world. But strictly formal IKEA is a trust and hence formally not owned by anyone.

Now his children control the same. The Wallenberg family controls many very big companies in Sweden and outside. But they do this without personally being on top of the list also due to trusts and also by owning minority posts in listed companies where their share still is enough to control the company. 

So number one is Stefan Persson the founder and owner and chairman of the world's biggest garment retail chain H&M. We are going to highlight the top 10 rich people in Sweden:

1.Stefan Person:

Born: 4 October 1947
Age: 66
Nationality: Swedish
Education: University of Stockholm
Net worth: US$ 28 billion
Source: H&M (Chairman)
Spouse: Carolyn Denise Persson

2.Hans Rausing:

Age: 87
Education: Lund University
Net worth: US$ 11billion
Source: Tetra Pak

3.Antonia Johnson:

Born: September 6, 1943
Age: 69
Net worth: US$ 9.2 billion
Source: Axel Johnson AB

4.Jorn Rausing:
Age: 53
Net worth: US$ 5.2 billion
Source: Tetra Laval, inherited

5.Finn Rausing:
Age: 58
Net worth: US$ 5.1billion
Source: Tetra Laval, inherited

6.Kristen Rausing:

Age: 60
Net worth: US$ 5.1billion
Source: Tetra Laval, inherited

7.Bertil Hult:

Born: 1941
Age: 72
Net worth: US$ 4.1billion
Source: EF Education First
Spouse: Lisbeth Hult, married 1974

8.Melker Schörling:

Age: 66
Net worth: US$ 4.1billion
Source: Melker Schörling AB

9.Liselott Persson:
Age: 64
Net worth: US$ 3.9billion
Source: H&M

10.Ingvar Kamprad & family:

Born: 30 March 1926
Age: 87
Net worth: US$ 3.3 billion
Source: Founder of IKEA

Billion Kronor:
11. Ane Uggla, 70, AP Möller Maersk, 39
12. Fredrik Lundberg, 67, Lundbergs, 36 billion kronor.
13. Martin Lorentzon, 49, Spotify, 28 billion kronor.
14. Carl Bennet, 67, Carl Bennet AB-gruppen, 25 billion kronor.
15. Torbjörn Törnqvist, 64, Gunvor Group, 25 billion kronor.
16. Gustaf Douglas, 80, Latour/Wasatornet, 24 billion kronor.
17. Liselott Tham, 69, Hennes & Mauritz, 22 billion kronor.
18. Daniel Ek, 35, Spotify, 20 billion kronor.
19. Johan Eliasch, 56, Head, 20 billion kronor.
20. Stefan Olsson, 69, Stenagruppen, 19 billion kronor.
There are fifteen richest families in Sweden and they control like 70% of the Swedish stock market. One on the top was always Ingvar Kamprad IKEA owners.




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