Magdalena Martullo-Blocher (#319)
- $ 10 B
- Chemicals
- Switzerland
- F
- 57 Years
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About Me
Magdalena Martullo-Blocher owes her fortune to her stake in EMS-Chemie, the Swiss polymer and chemical manufacturing giant. She took the company's reins in 2004 when her father, Christoph Blocher, departed to take a seat on the Swiss federal council. He sold his shares to Magdalena and her three siblings, Rahel, Miriam and Markus, who are also billionaires. Before joining the EMS-Chemie board in 2001, she held management positions at Johnson & Johnson and Swiss beverage maker Rivella. In 2015, Magdalena followed in her father's footsteps into politics: she was elected to the Swiss parliament as a national councilor.
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Wealth Growth
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Current Net Worth: $10.4B
(May 4, 2026)
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