Women’s day: This is the richest woman in the world, she created a business empire of 3.72 crores on her own

New Delhi. Do you know the richest woman in the world? If not, let us tell you that her name is François Betancourt, who is the richest woman in the world. Although her name is ranked 15th in the list of the best billionaires in the world. Apart from these, there are 14 of those men, whose patrimony exceeds that of Betancourt. money control According to the news, in the list of billionaires, Francois Betancourt, the heir to the Laurel beauty products company, has been included in the list of self-made, that is, millionaires on their own.

His net worth is $5.25 billion. According to Indian rupees, his assets are around Rs 3.72 lakh crore. Betancourt is the granddaughter of Laurel founder Eugene Schueller and a member of the company’s board of directors since 1997. Bettencourt Meyers entered the billionaires list last year following the death of her mother, Lillian Bettencourt, in September 2017. Her wealth has increased by about 7.1 billion dollars.

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Betancourt had finished second on this list last year and was the second richest woman in the world. Let us tell you that before this, her mother had held this position for many years, that is, she was the richest woman in the world for many years.

His mother was named Lillian Betancourt, who died in 2017 at the age of 94. She suffered from amnesia and Alzheimer’s dementia. Lillian Betancourt was the only daughter of L’Oréal Cosmetics founder Eugene Schueller. The company’s president and CEO, Jean-Paul Agon, said that she always kept an eye on the company’s business. She has an important role in the success of the company.

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