Top 4 Companies That Have Created The Most Billionaires

By siliconindia  |  Monday, 30 November -1, 05:30:00 AM IST


Glencore Plc – A focus on Excellence
This commodities aggregate was built in 1974. Glencore which essentially deliver and supply metals, minerals, oil items, raw petroleum, characteristic gas, horticultural items and coal to universal clients in power generation, car, food processing and steel delivering businesses.
The organization, with a turnover in $145 billion as reported in 2010, has additionally delivered 5 elite rich people. Chief Ivan Glasenberg is worth $9.5 billion, co-executive Daniel Francisco Mate Badenes, $3.6 billion; Aristotelis Mistakidis, $3.6 billion; Tor Peterson, $3.2 billion, Alex Beard, $2.8 billion.

Facebook, Inc - Connect with friends and the world around you
Facebook, the social media sensation of the millennium, is second in the rundown of 'Main 5 Billionaire Producing Companies in the World with 6 billionaires.
With a valuation of $50 billion, Facebook has injected its holders/organizers into the extremely rich people's club. Mark Zuckerberg, is one of the world's most young extremely rich person, with a fortune of $13.5 billion, Dustin Moskovitz is worth $2.7 billion, Eduardo Saverin, $1.6 billion, Sean Parker, $1.6 billion, Peter Thiel, $1.5 billion and Yuri Milner, $1 billion.

Google Inc. - Don't be evil
Google, the main web items and service provider, is the first on the rundown of 'Main 5 Billionaire Producing Companies in the World' with 7 prominent billionaires. Google began in January 1996 as a research project by Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they were both PhD students at Stanford University in Stanford, California and has now grown to $203.22 billion.
Sergey Brin is worth $19.8 billion,Larry Page, $19.8 billion,President Eric Schmidt, $7 billion, Andreas von Bechtolsheim, $2.3 billion, Michael Moritz, $1.8 billion, David Cheriton, $1.8 billion, Kavitark Ram Shriram,  $1.6 billion respectively.

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