Ukraine's top seven billionaire oligarchs lost $9.7 billion - or 45% - of their wealth in 2022. Forbes writes about it. The devastation caused by Russia's all-out war against Ukraine has made some billionaires twice as poor. After all, many of them own assets in the metallurgical, coal, mining industry, banking sector, etc..

Rinat Akhmetov, Vadim Novinsky and Gennady Bogolyubov lost half of their fortune. Konstantin Zhevago, Igor Kolomoisky and Viktor Pinchuk - about 40%. But Vlad Yatsenko, according to Forbes, did not become impoverished at all.

The publication writes that the oligarchs could lose even more if they did not keep a significant amount of their assets outside of Ukraine..

Oligarch.

State cost/$.

State source.

Losses after invasion/$.

Rinat Akhmetov.

4.2 billion.

steel, coal.

4.3 billion.

Victor Pinchuk.

1.9 billion.

steel industry, diversified income.

700 million.

Vadim Novinsky.

1.3 billion.

steel.

2.2 billion.

Konstantin Zhevago.

1.3 billion.

extractive industry.

800 million.

Gennady Bogolyubov.

1.1 billion.

banking sector, investments.

900 million.

Vlad Yatsenko.

1.1 billion.

fintech.

Igor Kolomoisky.

1 billion.

banking sector, investments.

800 million.

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