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Jose Maria Aristrain Net Worth: Jose Maria Aristrain is a Spanish businessman who has a net worth of $1.1 billion. A former owner of giant steelmaker Arcelor, Jose Maria Aristrain started to build up his net worth when he took over the firm upon his father’s death in 1986. He led the company until 2006 and then he backed the Indian billionaire Lakshmi Mittal in his successful bid to merge the steel groups Arcelor and Mittal Steel. Upon the venture, Jose Maria got a 2% stake in Arcelor Mittal, the largest steel company in the world. However, he has seen a decrease in his fortune recently due to a constant fall in the company’s shares since 2011. Aside from Arcelor Mittal, he is a main shareholder of Spain’s Tubacex, the second-largest global manufacturer of seamless stainless steel tubes. Known to be a press shy, he is keeping a low profile and is always accompanied by a bodyguard. Furthermore, Aristrain has a cattle ranch, Ganaderias Aguadulce, in the south of Spain, where he raises bulls for bullfighting.

Kim Jung-Ju Net Worth: Kim Jung-Ju is a South Korean entrepreneur who has a net worth of $1.6 billion. Kim Jung-Ju is the founder of Nexon, Korea’s largest online gaming company. Nexon created popular games such as Kart Rider and Maple Story. In 2010, Jung-Ju expanded by acquiring rivals Ndoors and Gamehi. Nexon now boasts over 350 million users all over the world in more than 72 countries, 64% of its revenues coming from outside South Korea. His wife Yoo Jung-Hyun is also a major shareholder. Now the country’s foremost online game producer, Nexon’s annual revenues are expected to exceed $900 million. Known as a big kid at heart, Kim Jung-Ju, the admitted longtime Lego bricklayer, recently bought BrickLink, the world’s biggest reseller of Lego parts. His sights were then set on an even younger customer base when he took over Norwegian outfit Stokke, which makes $2,000 baby strollers for the posh baby, which caused analysts to raise the inevitable question: What does a gaming company know about baby buggies? Jung-Ju made the world’s first online game (The Kingdom of the Winds) nearly 2 decades ago.