Vancouver, BC - February 22, 2025 - Germany is home to some of the world's wealthiest investors. In 2025, five individuals stand out for their financial success. They built their fortunes in retail, logistics, manufacturing, and automotive industries. Their investments drive innovation, create jobs, and shape global markets. From real estate to green technology, they strategically grow their wealth while influencing key industries.

1. Dieter Schwarz

Dieter Schwarz, worth $46.4 billion, founded Schwarz Gruppe, the parent company of Lidl and Kaufland. His empire spans thousands of stores worldwide. Schwarz reinvests in retail expansion, logistics, and supply chain improvements.

2. Klaus-Michael Kühne

With a net worth of $34.6 billion, Klaus-Michael Kühne controls Kühne + Nagel, a global logistics powerhouse. He invests in shipping, infrastructure, and real estate, particularly in the Hamburg Port Authority.

3. Reinhold Würth & Family

Reinhold Würth, with $29 billion in assets, transformed a small screw company into the Würth Group. His investments focus on manufacturing, industrial supplies, and wholesale distribution.

4. Stefan Quandt

Stefan Quandt, worth $24.1 billion, is a major shareholder in BMW. He also invests in renewable energy and tech startups, supporting innovation and sustainability. The website for AQTON SE, an investment holding company owned by Stefan Quandt, www.isaqton.eu

5. Susanne Klatten

Susanne Hanna Ursula Klatten (nee Quandt; born 28 April 1962) is a German billionaire heiress, the daughter of Herbert and Johanna Quandt and sister of Stefan Quandt. Susanne Klatten, with $23.2 billion, owns significant stakes in BMW and Altana AG. She focuses on pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals, and emerging technologies.

Meanwhile, in British Columbia, Vancouver-born entrepreneur Anthony von Mandl, who lived in Austria from the age of 9 to 22, has become one of the province's wealthiest individuals. Known for founding the Mark Anthony Group, he owns several renowned wineries, including Mission Hill Family Estate in the Okanagan Valley. In February 2025, von Mandl expanded his beverage empire by acquiring Surrey-based Central City Brewers & Distillers Ltd. out of creditor protection. This strategic investment reflects his commitment to diversifying and strengthening his presence in the Canadian beverage industry.

Conclusion

These six investors built their wealth through smart business strategies and long-term investments. Their decisions impact industries worldwide, from retail and transportation to technology and sustainability. In 2025, five of them will continue to shape Germany’s economic future, and the last one holds a high economic influence here in Canada. Anthony von Mandl has received numerous accolades, including being named to the Order of British Columbia and the Order of Canada, two of the country’s highest honours. These recognition highlight his contributions to the Canadian economy, the beverage industry, and to the Okanagan Valley.

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