Suleyman Kerimov got the highest income by selling assets last year. The amount designed by the figures of $3.1 billion. The source of enrichment was Polyus Gold International stock, which was sold to PJSC Polyus.
Mikhail Prokhorov is on the second position. His sales revenue amounted to $2 billion. The billionaire became richer thanks to stock sales of Uralkali, OPIN, RUSAL companies and the receipt of dividends from RUSAL.
Alexei Mordashov with $950 million of the revenue is on the fifth place. The businessman became richer thanks to receiving dividends from Severstal, TUI and Nordgold. In addition, Mordashov sold Metcombank in 2016.
Vladimir Lisin with $820 million of his return is on the seventh place. Lisin derived enrichment by selling stocks of NLMK and receiving the dividends.
The stock sale of Magnit and the receipt of dividends in 2016 brought $600 million and the eighth place in the list from Forbes to Sergey Galitsky.
Vagit Alekperov, having received the dividends from LUKOIL, earned $580 million. He takes the ninth position.
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