In Pics| Billionaires who may soon join $100 billion club

Business tycoon Mukesh Ambani made news after entering the most exclusive wealth club with a fortune of $100 billion or more in net worth. He became the second non-American and a first from a developing country to be in the elite club. Here are eight billionaires who could soon join this elite club in the next four years given if they continue to grow at the same rate as they did between January and October 2021, according to the data available through Bloomberg Billionaires Index.

Asia’s richest person, Mukesh Ambani is the latest entrant to enter the $100 billion club. He joined Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk in the world’s most exclusive wealth club after his company’s stock climbed to a record high. Here we take a look at the eight billionaires who could soon join this elite club in the next four years given if they continue to grow at the same rate as they did between January and October 2021, according to the data available through Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Credit: PTI Photo

Infrastructure tycoon Gautam Adani likely to achieve this feat in the line in around five months. Credit: Reuters Photo

Francoise Bettencourt Meyers, heiress to one third of the L’Oreal cosmetics fortune. Credit: Instagram/francoise.bettmeyers

Spanish businessman Amancio Ortega, majority owner of clothing retail group Inditex. Credit: Twitter/@_AmancioOrtega

Chairman and CEO of Dell Technologies, Michael Saul Dell. Credit: Instagram/michaeldell

Chairperson of Contemporary Amperex Technology, Zeng Yuqun. Credit: Twitter/@David_Stringer

Chinese billionaire internet entrepreneur and ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming. Credit: Reuters Photo

Indian business tycoon and Wipro chairman Azim Premji. Credit: Reuters Photo

American businessman, investor and philanthropist Stephen Schwarzman. Credit: https://www.blackstone.com/