Google co-founder Larry Page has surpassed Oracle’s Larry Ellison to become the second-richest person in the world. This achievement follows a significant rally in Alphabet’s stock, driven by interest in artificial intelligence (AI).
Larry Page’s Rise in Wealth
On Monday, shares of Alphabet increased by 5.8%, reaching approximately $317. This uptick follows an 8.4% surge in the prior week, which elevated the stock price from just above $276 to nearing $300.
- Current Price of Alphabet: $317
- Previous Week’s Surge: 8.4%
- Stock Price Increase: From $276 to nearly $300
Oracle’s Decline
In contrast, Oracle’s stock has experienced a downturn. Shares fell by 1.5%, settling below $196 after a significant 12% drop over the last two trading sessions.
Net Worth and Financial Growth
Larry Page’s net worth is now estimated at $255 billion. This figure reflects an increase of $8.7 billion just on Monday alone. His wealth has seen remarkable growth over the past five years, soaring from $50.9 billion in 2020 to over $144 billion by the start of 2025.
- Page’s Current Net Worth: $255 billion
- Increase on Monday: $8.7 billion
- Net Worth in 2020: $50.9 billion
- Net Worth Start of 2025: Over $144 billion
Larry Ellison’s Financial Status
Meanwhile, Larry Ellison’s fortune, once surpassing $400 billion earlier this year, has also experienced fluctuations. Due to the recent drop in Oracle shares, his estimated net worth now stands at $248.8 billion.
Other Notable Rankings
In the latest wealth rankings, Sergey Brin, Page’s co-founder at Google, is now the fourth-richest person globally. His net worth is estimated at $236.4 billion, surpassing Amazon’s Jeff Bezos, whose net worth is currently $235.1 billion.
- Brin’s Net Worth: $236.4 billion
- Bezos’ Net Worth: $235.1 billion
The latest valuations highlight the ever-shifting landscape of the world’s wealthiest individuals, showcasing the impact of stock performance and technological advancements.
