Meet founder of THIS Big company who makes Rs 67 crore an hour, richer than Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani, Sunil Mittal, his net worth is Rs…

Jeff Bezos is expected to earn around USD 8 million (approximately Rs 67.2 crore) per hour, according to a report by Inc.com.

Published date india.com Updated: December 20, 2024 5:35 PM IST
Meet founder of THIS Big company who makes Rs 67 crore an hour, richer than Mukesh Ambani, Gautam Adani, Sunil Mittal, his net worth is Rs...

New Delhi: Have you ever heard of someone earning Rs 67 crore in just one hour? While this might seem almost impossible to most, for Jeff Bezos, it’s just another ordinary occurrence. Jeff Benoz is the founder of Amazon and world’s second-richest person.  Jeff Bezos is expected to earn around USD 8 million (approximately Rs 67.2 crore) per hour, according to a report by Inc.com.

Despite these magnificent figures, Bezos has not increased his salary, either while serving as Amazon’s CEO or after stepping down. The reason is simple—he earns a massive amount from his 10 percent stake in Amazon, making a higher salary unnecessary.

Interestingly, Bezos’s annual salary is just USD 80,000 (approximately Rs 67 lakh). This means his yearly earnings from salary are 100 times less than what he makes in just one hour. These figures underscore the immense wealth Bezos has amassed, primarily through his Amazon shares rather than a conventional paycheck.

Here are some of the key details:

  • Jeff Bezos’s wealth surpasses that of India’s richest business magnates.
  • Bezos has a net worth of USD 246 billion, which is more than twice Mukesh Ambani’s net worth of USD 96.7 billion.
  • Bezos is also three times wealthier than Gautam Adani, whose net worth stands at USD 82.1 billion.

Bezos who is the founded Amazon was born on January 12, 1964. Bezos started his company in a Seattle garage on July 5, 1994 which later turned it into the world’s largest online retailer. While he stepped down as CEO on July 5, 2021, to become Amazon’s executive chairman, his journey remains an inspiration.

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