Here's some information about the richest people in Germany:
- Dieter Schwarz, the owner of Lidl and Kaufland, has a net worth of $27.5 billion USD, according to Forbes. Schwarz inherited the company from his father, who founded the Schwarz Group, which is now one of the largest retail chains in Europe. Lidl has more than 11,000 stores in 32 countries, while Kaufland operates 1,327 stores in Germany alone.
- Beate Heister & Karl Albrecht Jr., the children of Karl Albrecht, the co-founder of Aldi supermarket chain, have a net worth of $25.9 billion USD. The Albrecht family is notoriously private and little is known about their personal lives. However, it is known that they inherited their father's wealth and have continued to expand the Aldi brand, which now has more than 10,000 stores in 20 countries.
- Georg Schaeffler is the owner of the Schaeffler Group, a manufacturing company that produces ball bearings and other automotive parts. His net worth is estimated to be $21.6 billion USD. Schaeffler inherited the company from his father and has since expanded it to become one of the largest suppliers to the automotive industry.
- Susanne Klatten is the daughter of Herbert Quandt, the former owner of BMW. Her net worth is estimated to be $21 billion USD. Klatten inherited a 50% stake in Altana, a pharmaceutical and chemical company, from her father and has since expanded her portfolio to include investments in renewable energy and biotechnology.
- Stefan Quandt is the son of Herbert Quandt and the brother of Susanne Klatten. His net worth is estimated to be $17.8 billion USD. Quandt inherited a 20% stake in BMW from his father and has since expanded his portfolio to include investments in renewable energy and technology.
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