THE RICHEST/BIGGEST IN DIFFERENT SECTORS

The richest people/companies in different categories.

Farmer
Qin Yinglin from China is the agriculture tycoon, billionaire, communist and the richest farmer in the world. He is 56 years old. His net worth is USD 2,060 crores.

Fisherman
The 50 years old Kevin VanDam from Michigan, USA is the richest fisherman in the world. He is worth $6.84 million.

Food
Cargill, manufacturing operations and supply chains of food is the richest company in the field of food. The US company with operations over 70 countries employs over 1,55,000 people. The company has a net revenue of $113.5 bn.

Pharmaceutical
Johnson and Johnson, the New Jersey based American company is the richest in pharmaceutical sector with a net worth of $435 billion.

Alcoholic beverages
Anheuser-Busch from Belgium with a total assets of $235.65 billion is the richest in alcoholic beverages segment.

Textile (India)
Reliance Industries is the largest textile manufacturers. They have a market share of $178.95 billion (2021). They employ 1,95,618 people.

Car manufacturer
Toyota Motor Corporation with 10.24% market share and a value of $59.47 billion (2021) is among the top companies in the car manufacturing sector.


K V George


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