Israeli Billionaires See Mixed Fortunes, Adelson and Eyal Ofer Gain Millions
Translated & summarized from Ice by baba
Israeli billionaires experienced varied financial results this past week, with Eyal Ofer and Dr. Miriam Adelson gaining hundreds of millions of dollars. Ofer's wealth increased by $120 million to $35.5 billion, while Adelson's grew by $318.2 million to $30.7 billion. Idan Ofer and the Bukhman brothers saw slight decreases, and the Federman family gained $113 million. The wealthiest Israelis continue to show financial resilience and maintain strong global economic standing.
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- Miriam Adelson's wealth grew by $318.2 million to $30.7 billion, making her Israel's second-richest person.
- Eyal Ofer remains Israel's richest person, with his wealth increasing by $120 million to $35.5 billion.
- Idan Ofer's net worth decreased by approximately $3.7 million, now estimated at $29.2 billion.
- The Bukhman brothers lost about $3.3 million from their combined $13.5 billion fortune.
- The Federman family's wealth increased by $113 million to $10.1 billion.
The past week saw significant financial shifts among Israel's wealthiest individuals, with some accumulating hundreds of millions of dollars while others experienced minor losses, according to Forbes magazine's updated data. Eyal Ofer maintains his position as Israel's richest person, adding $120 million to his net worth, which now stands at $35.5 billion, ranking him 64th globally.
Dr. Miriam Adelson recorded the largest weekly gain among the top Israeli billionaires, increasing her wealth by $318.2 million to a total of $30.7 billion, placing her 73rd worldwide. Her gains were particularly notable this week.
Idan Ofer, Eyal's brother, experienced a slight decrease, losing approximately $3.7 million, bringing his net worth to an estimated $29.2 billion, ranking him 81st globally. The Bukhman brothers, founders of the gaming giant Playrix, saw a combined decrease of about $3.3 million from their $13.5 billion fortune, placing them 225th internationally.
Rounding out the top five in Israel, the Federman family saw a substantial increase of $113 million, bringing their total wealth to $10.1 billion and positioning them 355th globally. Despite market volatility, Israel's wealthiest individuals have demonstrated considerable financial resilience, leading diverse industries and maintaining strong global economic positions.