Jeff Bezos could become the first trillionaire, Mukesh Ambani and Jack Ma were also expected: Comparisun

There are publicly traded companies like Apple, Amazon and Microsoft that have reached the trillion dollar mark in terms of market capitalization, but we have yet to see individual billionaires. However, new analysis now claims that Jeff Bezos of Amazon will become the world's first trillion dollars (around 75.50 billion rupees) by 2026. Bezos is currently the richest man of the planet with a net worth. $ 144 billion (about 10.90 billion rupees). The analysis also mentions that Mukesh Ambani of Reliance Industries, who has a current net worth of $ 52.4 billion (about 3.96 billion rupees), will become a billionaire at the age of 75.

According to analysis By Compari Sun, Jeff Bezos, who is currently one of only two people with a net worth of more than $ 100 billion, has seen his net worth increase by 37% on average over the past five years. According to these data, Bezos is expected to become a billionaire at the age of 62 in 2026. The other person with more than $ 100 billion in net worth is Bill Gates of Microsoft, but he is not listed on the list of people. that you can reach the milestone of your life.

Billionaires Bill Gates (L) and Mark Zuckerberg (R)

Interestingly, the analysis indicates that Mark Zuckerberg could become a billionaire at a younger age than Jeff Bezos. At its current growth rate, Zuckerberg could become one at the age of 51 by 2036.

Mukesh Ambani, who has turned to the telecommunications industry with Jio in recent years, is the only Indian on the list. Ambani is expected to become a billionaire by 2033 at the age of 75. As mentioned earlier, his net worth is currently $ 52.4 billion. He's also the richest person in the world outside of the United States and France, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires index.

Alibaba's Jack Ma is also on the list. He could cross the trillion dollars in 2030 at the age of 65. Ma Huateng of Tencent could also become a billionaire in 2033. In addition, former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, Michael Dell of Dell and Larry Page and Sergey Brin of Google could also become members of the "trillion dollar club" ", but not before the year 2040.

Meanwhile, many people on social media have criticized the wealth growth of the ultra-rich, while the world, and in particular the poor, are suffering the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to

a USA Today report. A recent report said that while many people in the world were earning less due to depressed economic activity around the world, Jeff Bezos' wealth increased during the pandemic.