The Sunday Times Rich List reveals there are five billionaires living in Scotland.
The richest man in Scotland with £1.6billion remains Mahdi al-Tajir, who owns mineral water firm Highland Spring. His wealth has risen by £50million in the last year,
In second place is the Grant and Gordon family who own the William Grant and Sons whisky distillery. Their wealth increased by £450million to £1.4billion.
At third, Alastair Salvesen, of the Glasgow plant hire firm Aggreko. His fortune is £1.3billion, up £460million from last year.
Oil tycoon Sir Ian Wood’s with £1.2billion is in 4th position
Engineering magnate Jim McColl, has assets of £1billion.
While ordinary people struggle to make ends meet, the total number of Scots on the list of the UK’s 1000 wealthiest people has risen from 70 to 74.
Of course, it could have been you. Largs couple Colin and Chris Weir after their £161million EuroMillions win are the 23rd richest people in Scotland - at odds of over 116 million to one.
The richest man in Scotland with £1.6billion remains Mahdi al-Tajir, who owns mineral water firm Highland Spring. His wealth has risen by £50million in the last year,
In second place is the Grant and Gordon family who own the William Grant and Sons whisky distillery. Their wealth increased by £450million to £1.4billion.
At third, Alastair Salvesen, of the Glasgow plant hire firm Aggreko. His fortune is £1.3billion, up £460million from last year.
Oil tycoon Sir Ian Wood’s with £1.2billion is in 4th position
Engineering magnate Jim McColl, has assets of £1billion.
While ordinary people struggle to make ends meet, the total number of Scots on the list of the UK’s 1000 wealthiest people has risen from 70 to 74.
Of course, it could have been you. Largs couple Colin and Chris Weir after their £161million EuroMillions win are the 23rd richest people in Scotland - at odds of over 116 million to one.
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