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Informa Connect Academy reported that Elon Musk may become the world's first trillionaire as early as 2027. This is no surprise as Musk’s fortune is growing at the record average annual rate of 110%, and with such unrivaled financial success, he leads the race.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is also planning to launch his first uncrewed Starships to Mars, starting in 2026. The missions will test the safety of Martian landings, so crewed flights can be sent in the next four years to fulfill Musk's vision of a self-sustaining Mars city by 2046. This ambitious space agenda underlines huge investments by Musk and his vision, adding to his probable trillionaire status. Read More
On the same path is another Indian Billionaire with a 123% business growth rate, Gautam Adani will join as the second member of the trillionaires' club by 2028, after Musk. If current trends hold, other potential entrants to the ranking by 2028 would be Jensen Huang, the founder of Nvidia, and Indonesian mogul Prajogo Pangestu.
Also in the running are luxury goods mogul Bernard Arnault and Meta's chief executive Mark Zuckerberg who also may join the trillionaire ranks by 2030.
The ideas of becoming a trillionaire satisfy historical fascination with the extreme wealth trend that started with John D. Rockefeller, the very first billionaire way back in 1916. In this perspective, the prospect of trillionaires is for wider growth and valuations to work in a changing financial environment, especially in technology and industrial giants.
A group of exclusive companies have already crossed the $1 trillion valuation mark, including Microsoft, Nvidia, Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Saudi Aramco, and Meta. In June 2023, Nvidia reached a valuation of $3 trillion becoming the second most valuable company in the world, joining the ranking of this exclusive trillionaire club.
