Mohammed Ibrahim (#2978)
- $ 1 B
- Communications
- United Kingdom
- M
- 80 Years
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About Me
Mohammed "Mo" Ibrahim founded Celtel International in 1998, one of the first mobile phone companies serving Africa and the Middle East. He sold Celtel to Kuwait's Mobile Telecommunications Company for $3.4 billion in 2005 and pocketed $1.4 billion. Since then, he's focused on fighting corrupt leadership in Africa through the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, directed by his daughter, Hadeel. Ibrahim also chairs the board of Satya Capital, a private equity fund that invests in African businesses, education and healthcare.
Achievements
Career Highlights
A snapshot of the defining milestones, leadership decisions, and breakthroughs that shaped Mohammed Ibrahim’s rise and global influence.
Wealth Growth
Net Worth Growth Over Time
Tracking Mohammed Ibrahim’s net worth journey over the years, highlighting key growth phases and financial milestones.
Current Net Worth: $1.3B
(May 4, 2026)
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