THE YOUNG BILLIONAIRES


    The young billionaires - Stancy        Tang, Austin Russel and Andy          Fang

There are people who put all out efforts to earn wealth right through their lives but most of them fail to reach the goal and go behind the curtain. But there are some very fortunate people who become billionaires at very young age. We will now see some of those lucky rich.

Kevin David Lehmann 
Kevin David Lehmann is the youngest billionaire in the world. He is 18 years old and his net worth is $3.3 billion. The prime source of his income is Drugstore. According to the report by Forbes 50% stake of Germany's leading drugstore chain drogerie markt (dm) which brings in over $12 billion annual revenue is his prime earning source. Lehmann's father transferred ownership of his 50% stake in dm to Kevin David in 2017.

Austin Russel
Austin Russel founded automotive sensor firm Luminar Technologies. He became the youngest billionaire in the world at the age of 25. He is now 26 and his net worth is $2.6 billion. Austin said to Forbes, "You've got to carve some time out every day to be able to just to think. May be it sounds silly, but it actually makes a pretty meaningful difference if you can just pause, take a step back and just really think through not just the tactical problems of the day,  but the longer term strange view about what you're trying to solve for."

(Indebted to the report of Gabrielle Olya of Yahoo dated May 11, 2021)

K V George

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