World Richest Man: Elon Musk is the World Richest Man, Worths $128B/ Beats Bill Gate
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World Richest Man: Elon Musk Worth $128B Beats Bill Gate
World Richest Man: Elon Musk Worth $128B Beats Bill Gate: The owner and founder of the world most priced and sought automaker, ELon Musk has broken the list of the world richest men, Musk now worth a whopping sum of $128,000,000,000
The automaker and owner has supersedes the financer of Micro soft incorporation, Bill Gate. Bill Gate now rank second richest man on earth
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According to Bloomberg, Elon Musk, 49, is an entrepreneur who struggled to make a brand of car mainly for the rich and wealthy in the world, his success is mainly driven by another surge in Tesla’s share price.
Officially, Elon Musk now worth $128B, a record that may not be broken by any of the top ten (10) richest men in the world in the next 24 months
“Musk has gained $100.3 billion to his net worth just in 2020, the most by anyone in the Bloomberg Billionaires Index – a ranking of the world’s 500 richest people”- Bloomberg
Elon Musk, the Chief Executive Officer and owner of Tesla, a brand that is mostly purchased by wealthy men, moved his car electricity based and earn accolade from thousands of buyers’ world wide
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“About a fifth of the car company’s shares is owned by its Chief Executive, Elon Musk, and other insiders.
“Today, Tesla builds not only all-electric vehicles but also infinitely scalable clean energy generation and storage products. Tesla believes the faster the world stops relying on fossil fuels and moves towards a zero-emission future, the better.
“The California-based company sells electric vehicles. He’s also CEO of Space Exploration Technologies, a rocket manufacturer tapped by NASA to resupply the space station
“His wealth gain is largely attributed to Tesla, the electric car automaker, which has gained 500% in 2020 and has become by far the world’s most valuable automaker in the world, despite it producing far less than Volkswagen, Toyota, or General Motors.
“Tesla remains the only major carmaker to have a huge physical presence in the world’s second-largest economy. With the electric-car maker’s launch of a new factory in China in 2019 and, the beginning of its Model Y models earlier this year, investors may want to continue holding”-Nairametrics