ERIC WITTOUCK • Net Worth $10 Billion • House • Yacht • Private Jet • Artal

Name:Eric Wittouck
Net Worth:$10 billion
Source of Wealth:Artal Group SA / Tiense Suyker
Born:October 5, 1946
Age:
Country:Belgium
Wife:Mayu Wittouck
Children:4
Residence:Monaco
Private Jet:Unknown
Yacht:EXUMA


Who is Eric Wittouck?

Eric Witthouck is the founder of Artal Group SA. He is a heir to the Tiense Suyker fortune. He was born on October 5, 1946. He is married to Mayu Wittouck.

Tiense Suyker

Eric was in his thirties when, as an only child, he inherited the assets of his deceased parents. He became a major shareholder in Tiense Suiker.

In the 1980s he sold the company to the German sugar company Südzucker for roughly $1.5 billion.

Artal Group

Artal is an investment group, which owns a portfolio of companies worth more than $ 10 billion.

In 2018 he sold his shares in organic animal nutrition group Blue Buffalo to General Mills for $8 billion. His profit was $3.5 billion.

Other investments include praline maker Neuhaus, the fast-food chain Pizza Hut and the Ghent biotech company Plant Genetic Systems.

After several smaller but successful investments, he bought the diet company Weight Watchers for more than $700 million in 1999.

TV celebrity Oprah Winfrey bought 10 percent of the shares in 2015. He earned billions with his investment and still owns 20% of the Weight Watchers shares.

Eric Wittouck Net Worth

His net worth is estimated at more than $ 10 billion.

Sources

Eric Wittouck (forbes.com)

Eric Wittouck is de nieuwe ‘Rijkste Belg’ – De Standaard

Mention SuperYachtFan When Sharing This Information

When using the information from this article, please remember to give credit to SuperYachtFan. Our team works hard to provide accurate and engaging content for our readers, and we appreciate your support.

Yacht Owner


Watch this video!



Eric Wittouck House

Eric Wittouck Yacht


He was the owner of the Perini Navi motor yacht EXUMA. The yacht was sold Wittouck ordered a 55-meter (180) explorer yacht in the  Netherlands.

Exuma was sold to Raymond Debbana, who named her Falco Moscata.