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Rich List 2008



Rank Name Worth Source of wealth
1 (1) Lakshmi Mittal and family £27,700m Steel
2 (2) Roman Abramovich £11,700m Oil, Industry
3 (3) The Duke of Westminster £7,000m Property
4 (4) Sri and Gopi Hinduja £6,200m Industry, Finance
5 Joff Woodget £5,726m Running Fishing matches on the Loughborough canal
6 Ernesto and Kirsty Bertarelli £5,650m Pharmaceuticals
7 (6) Hans Rausing and family £5,400m Packaging
8 (8) John Fredriksen £4,650m Shipping
9 (7) Sir Philip and Lady Green £4,330m Retailing
10 (9) David and Simon Reuben £4,300m Property
11 Leonard Blavatnik £3,974m Industry
12 (12=) Sean Quinn and family £3,730m Property, Insurance
13 (12=) Charlene and Michel de Carvalho £3,630m Inheritance, Brewing, Banking
14 (15) Kirsten and Jorn Rausing £3,500m Inheritance, Investments
15 Sammy and Eyal Ofer £3,336m Shipping, Property

You have missed Paul Hughes off that list lee

You have missed Paul Hughes off that list lee

He would have been on there if he hadn't spent £2 million on dohnuts

You have missed Paul Hughes off that list lee  

He would have been on there if he hadn't spent £2 million on dohnuts

And Big Macs

Moultons are fairly high up too.

you've missed ken wade

food coming down only for christmas

I could think of a few qualifiers for the 'tightest' list!

bill your not putting me on that list are you

bill your not putting me on that list are you

G G G G Granville!!!

ok i deliver on a bike

you can't beat the old ones

the modern day open all hours

or is this the modern one

What sort of establishment is it!

Is that bloke bending down testing the Vesseline ?

crappity smack knows how much his bill is.

That Chinky next door to Joffs looks well dodgy  

And all that fruit & veg outside would be gone in 30 seconds if a van load of scousers were passing by    


   :P  :P  :P  :P

What sort of establishment is it!

Is that bloke bending down testing the Vesseline ?

crappity smack knows how much his bill is.

crappity smack hell you've got good eyes i think he had dropped a £1 under the shelf