In a remarkable financial turnaround, Sheikh Mohammed Hussein Ali Al-Amoudi — the Ethiopian-born Saudi billionaire whose empire spans energy, mining, agriculture, and real estate across three continents — saw his net worth surge past the $10 billion mark on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index in 2025, cementing his status as one of the wealthiest individuals in Africa and the Middle East.
At his peak valuation, Bloomberg placed the 79-year-old tycoon at $10.6 billion with a global ranking of #276, a dramatic rebound from the turbulence that followed his 2017 detention in Saudi Arabia’s anti-corruption crackdown.
Yet the milestone also underscores a curious paradox: while Bloomberg consistently tracks his fortune, rival Forbes has excluded him from its billionaire rankings for eight consecutive years — making Al-Amoudi one of the world’s richest “invisible” billionaires.
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