Carlos Slim : The Billionaire Who Owns Mexico

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Honorary Chairman, América Móvil

$92.2B

$20M (0.02%)

Real-Time Net Worth

As of 9/8/23#13 in the world today




About Carlos Slim Helu & family


About Carlos Slim Helu & family

• Mexico's richest person, Carlos Slim Helú and his family control América Móvil, Latin America's biggest mobile telecom firm.

• With foreign telecom partners, Slim bought a stake in Telmex, Mexico's only phone company, in 1990. Telmex is now part of América Móvil.

• He also owns stakes in Mexican construction, consumer goods, mining and real estate companies. He previously held a 17% stake in The New York Times.

• His son-in-law Fernando Romero designed the Soumaya Museum in Mexico City, home to Slim's extensive, eclectic art collection.

• Slim and his family own 79% of Grupo Carso, one of Latin America's largest conglomerates.




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