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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (177692)9/4/2021 1:18:01 AM
From: TobagoJack  Read Replies (2) of 217732
 
dunno, but having folks in the 100+B bracket seems to me be inviting trouble, but we shall see

bloomberg.com

Mukesh Ambani Races Toward World’s Exclusive $100 Billion Wealth Club

Asia's richest person wants to pursue cheaper green hydrogen. His fortune jumped on the plan.

Alexander Sazonov
4 September 2021, 07:00 GMT+8
Mukesh Ambani added $3.7 billion to his net worth on Friday as shares of his flagship firm surged after the tycoon doubled down on his clean-energy goals.

Asia’s wealthiest person is now worth $92.6 billion, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The Indian tycoon is closing in on L’Oreal’s Francoise Bettencourt Meyers at $92.9 billion, as both move closer to a rarefied group of men with fortunes of $100 billion. Ambani’s jump was due to a surge in the shares of his Reliance Industries Ltd., after he said the company will “aggressively” pursue production of cheaper green hydrogen.

Known for disrupting businesses he enters, Ambani’s telecommunications unit has become the dominant player in the Indian market while his digital operation has expanded with backing from investors including Facebook Inc. At the same time, Saudi Aramco is looking to acquire a stake in Reliance’s oil refining business in a deal said to be worth as much as $25 billion.

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Ambani is getting closer to entering the elite club of individuals who are worth more than $100 billion

Source: Bloomberg Billionaires Index



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Asia’s Richest Man Bets on $1 Green Hydrogen in a Decade Asia’s Wealthiest Man Is Going Green But Still Gets Rich Off Oil Aramco Said to Be Nearer $25 Billion Reliance Refining Deal (3)Ambani this year unveiled an ambitious plan to invest $10 billion in clean energy, marking a new pivot for India’s most valuable company. The goal aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ambitions to combat climat change and slash imports into the world’s third-biggest oil consumer.

Reliance shares surged 4.1% to a record in Mumbai Friday.

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