Die reichsten Männer in Deutschland: bis zu 100 Forbes-Namen

Am 3. Oktober 2026 erfasste Forbes 100 männliche Milliardäre mit Deutschland als Staatsangehörigkeit. Die Liste ist nach geschätztem Vermögen in US-Dollar geordnet.

Forbes erfasst Milliardäre, nicht alle wohlhabenden Menschen. Weniger als 100 Namen bedeuten nicht, dass es in Deutschland keine weiteren reichen Männer gibt; die öffentliche Quelle enthält weniger überprüfbare Einträge.

Forbes-Echtzeitliste der Milliardäre

Von Forbes erfasste Männer

1. Dieter Schwarz — US$ 56.2B (Retail)

2. Andreas von Bechtolsheim & family — US$ 41.6B (Google)

3. Reinhold Wuerth & family — US$ 27.3B (Fasteners)

4. Stefan Quandt — US$ 22.6B (BMW)

5. Karl Albrecht Jr. & family — US$ 16.8B (Supermarkets)

6. Theo Albrecht Jr & family — US$ 15.7B (Aldi, Trader Joe's)

7. Georg Schaeffler — US$ 15.3B (Auto parts)

8. Ludwig Merckle — US$ 15.1B (Pharmaceuticals)

9. Friedhelm Loh — US$ 14.8B (Manufacturing)

10. Hasso Plattner & family — US$ 13.8B (Software)

11. Andreas Struengmann & family — US$ 11.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

12. Thomas Struengmann & family — US$ 11.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

13. Theo Mueller — US$ 9.9B (Dairy)

14. Dirk Rossmann & family — US$ 8.7B (Drugstores)

15. Wolfgang Marguerre & family — US$ 7.6B (Pharmaceuticals)

16. Maximilian Viessmann — US$ 7.5B (Heating, cooling equipment)

17. Horst Julius Pudwill — US$ 7.4B (Manufacturing )

18. Juergen Blickle — US$ 7.3B (Auto parts)

19. Michael Otto — US$ 6.6B (Retail, real estate)

20. Matthias Reimann-Andersen — US$ 6.4B (Consumer goods)

21. Stefan Reimann-Andersen — US$ 6.4B (Consumer goods)

22. Wolfgang Reimann — US$ 6.4B (Consumer goods)

23. Albert Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

24. Christian Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

25. Christoph Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

26. Erich von Baumbach — US$ 6.3B (Pharma)

27. Franz von Baumbach — US$ 6.3B (Pharma)

28. Hubertus von Baumbach — US$ 6.3B (Pharma)

29. Johannes von Baumbach — US$ 6.3B (Pharma)

30. Mathias Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

31. Maximilian von Baumbach — US$ 6.3B (Pharma)

32. Otto Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

33. Philipp Boehringer — US$ 6.3B (Pharmaceuticals)

34. Erich Wesjohann & family — US$ 6.3B (Poultry genetics)

35. Dietmar Hopp & family — US$ 6.3B (Software)

36. Stefan von Holtzbrinck — US$ 6.2B (Publishing)

37. Franz Viegener — US$ 6.1B (plumbing/HVAC)

38. Thomas Kaeser — US$ 6.1B (air systems)

39. Alexander Otto — US$ 6.1B (Real estate)

40. Michael Herz — US$ 5.9B (Coffee)

41. Wolfgang Herz — US$ 5.9B (Coffee)

42. Heinrich Otto Deichmann — US$ 5.5B (Shoes, retail )

43. Lutz Mario Helmig & family — US$ 5.4B (Hospitals)

44. Henning Oldendorff — US$ 4.8B (Shipping)

45. Georg Nemetschek & family — US$ 4.8B (Software)

46. Erwin Franz Mueller — US$ 4.5B (Drugstores)

47. Ugur Sahin — US$ 4.1B (Biotechnology)

48. Kevin David Lehmann — US$ 4.1B (Drugstores)

49. Hubert Burda — US$ 4.0B (Publishing)

50. Otto Happel — US$ 4.0B (Engineering)

51. Paul Gauselmann & family — US$ 3.9B (Gambling)

52. Paul-Heinz Wesjohann & family — US$ 3.9B (Chicken processing)

53. Otto Philipp Braun — US$ 3.9B (Medical technology)

54. Klaus-Peter Schulenberg — US$ 3.5B (Ticketing service)

55. Eduard Schleicher — US$ 3.4B (Cement, Copper)

56. Udo Schütz & family — US$ 3.4B (packaging)

57. Christian Haub — US$ 3.3B (Retail)

58. Hans Georg Naeder & family — US$ 3.2B (Prosthetics)

59. Ralph Dommermuth — US$ 3.2B (Internet service provider)

60. Martin Hetzner — US$ 3.1B (Information Technology)

61. Marc Fielmann — US$ 3.1B (Optometry)

62. Frank Blase — US$ 3.0B (Plastics)

63. Jurgen Wirtgen — US$ 3.0B (Construction Vehicles)

64. Stefan Wirtgen — US$ 3.0B (Construction Vehicles)

65. Wilhelm Beier & family — US$ 2.9B (Pharmaceuticals)

66. Martin Viessmann — US$ 2.8B (Heating and cooling equipment)

67. Sebastian Glaser — US$ 2.8B (Sensor technology)

68. Peter Unger — US$ 2.8B (Auto repair)

69. Walter P.J. Droege — US$ 2.7B (Investing)

70. Mathias Doepfner — US$ 2.7B (Media)

71. Hans-Werner Hector — US$ 2.5B (SAP)

72. Martin Knauf — US$ 2.5B (building materials)

73. Peter Leibinger — US$ 2.5B (Machine tools)

74. Andreas Pohl — US$ 2.5B (Mutual funds)

75. Timm Oberwelland — US$ 2.4B (Candy)

76. Rolf Gerling — US$ 2.3B (Insurance)

77. Florian Rehm — US$ 2.3B (liquor )

78. Reinfried Pohl Jr — US$ 2.3B (Mutual funds)

79. Gundbert Scherf — US$ 2.3B (Defense tech)

80. Niklas Köhler — US$ 2.3B (Defense tech)

81. Torsten Reil — US$ 2.3B (Defense tech)

82. Hans Jakob Limbach — US$ 2.3B (laboratories )

83. Karl Knauf — US$ 2.3B (Building materials)

84. Benjamin Otto — US$ 2.1B (Retail)

85. Christian Birkenstock — US$ 2.1B (Shoes)

86. Alex Birkenstock — US$ 2.1B (Shoes)

87. Harald Tschira — US$ 2.0B (Software)

88. Udo Tschira — US$ 2.0B (Software)

89. Bernhard Braun-Luedicke — US$ 2.0B (Medical technology)

90. Alfred Oetker — US$ 1.9B (Consumer goods)

91. Carl Ferdinand Oetker — US$ 1.9B (Consumer goods)

92. Carsten Maschmeyer — US$ 1.9B (Finance services)

93. Alfons Doblinger — US$ 1.9B (Real estate)

94. Holger Loclair — US$ 1.9B (Adhesives)

95. Ralph Winterhalter — US$ 1.8B (Appliances)

96. Thomas Eisert — US$ 1.8B (Electrical Products)

97. Christoph Henkel — US$ 1.8B (Consumer goods)

98. Bernd Freier — US$ 1.7B (Fashion retail)

99. Alexander Knauf — US$ 1.7B (building materials)

100. Karl Friedrich Braun — US$ 1.7B (Medical technology)