As of 2024, there are fourteen billionaires in the Netherlands, according to Forbes . [1]
Global ranking | Name | Citizenship | Net worth (USD) | Sources of wealth |
---|---|---|---|---|
132 | Charlene de Carvalho-Heineken | Netherlands | 14.1 billion | Heineken |
469 | Frits Goldschmeding | Netherlands | 6.2 billion | Randstad Holding |
809 | Jean-Louis van der Velde | Netherlands | 3.9 billion | Tether, Bitfinex |
896 | Wim van der Leegte | Netherlands | 3.6 billion | VDL Groep |
1187 | Arnout Schuijff | Netherlands | 2.8 billion | Adyen |
1238 | Hans Melchers | Netherlands | 2.7 billion | Chemicals, investments |
1545 | Kommer Damen | Netherlands | 2.1 billion | Damen Group |
1623 | Pieter van der Does | Netherlands | 2 billion | Adyen |
1764 | Lesley Bamberger | Netherlands | 1.8 billion | Kroonenberg Groep |
1764 | John de Mol Jr. | Netherlands | 1.8 billion | TV programs |
1764 | Adriaan Mol | Netherlands | 1.8 billion | Mollie |
2046 | Sytse 'Sid' Sijbrandij | Netherlands | 1.5 billion | GitLab |
2152 | Steven Schuurman | Netherlands | 1.4 billion | Elastic NV |
2287 | Joop van den Ende | Netherlands | 1.3 billion | TV shows |
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