Trond Mohn Net Worth

Trond Mohn, born in Norway in 1943, recently joined the Forbes billionaires list following the sale of his family's pump maker, Frank Mohn AS, to Swedish industrial conglomerate Alfa Laval for $2.2 billion in cash. Trond Mohn owned nearly 48% of the company, and his son and sister also owned stakes. The Mohn family is known for their philanthropy, including a $135 million gift to a Norwegian research foundation to advance cancer research.
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Age, Biography and Wiki

Birth Day April 03, 1943
Birth Place Norway
Age 80 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Taurus
Alma mater University of Mannheim

💰 Net worth: $1 Billion (2024)

Trond Mohn, a prominent figure in manufacturing in Norway, is projected to have a net worth of $1 billion in 2024. With an admirable career in the manufacturing industry, Mohn has amassed substantial wealth through his relentless efforts and expertise. His success can be attributed to his visionary leadership and astute decision-making, which have propelled him to great heights in the business world. As an influential figure within the manufacturing sector, Mohn's remarkable net worth is a testament to his significant contributions and accomplishments in the industry.

Biography/Timeline

1970

Mohn gained his degree in Economics at University of Mannheim, Germany in 1970. He returned to Bergen to work for the family company, and became CEO in January 1986. He is the Honorary Consul for the Republic of Korea in Norway.

2004

The Bergen Research Foundation] was established in 2004 through a donation of NOK 250 million by Trond Mohn. The foundation supports research at the University of Bergen as well as Haukeland University Hospital. Mohn has given NOK 100 million to the University of Tromsø.

2010

Mohn has made numerous donations for Sports, Medicine and research, primarily in Bergen but also in Tromsø and Haugesund/Karmøy. He is widely admired in Bergen for his generosity; in 2010 he was voted as "the Best Bergenser" ('Bergenser' being a colloquial term for a citizen of Bergen), the first time such a vote was arranged.