Lorraine Williamson
Amancio Ortega, the founder of Inditex—the parent company of brands like Zara, Pull&Bear, and Massimo Dutti—continues to lead as Spain´s richest individual.
Over the past decade, Ortega has received €15.054 billion in dividends, effectively doubling his wealth. As of 2025, his net worth stands at approximately €120 billion.
Spain´s richest top 10 individuals
Following Ortega, Rafael del Pino Calvo-Sotelo, CEO of infrastructure giant Ferrovial, holds the second spot with a net worth of €12.275 billion. In third place is Juan Roig, owner of the supermarket chain Mercadona, with a fortune of €11.835 billion.
Here is the complete list of the top ten wealthiest individuals in Spain:
- Amancio Ortega (Inditex): €120 billion
- Rafael del Pino (Ferrovial): €12.275 billion
- Juan Roig (Mercadona): €11.835 billion
- Sandra Ortega (Inditex): €10.4 billion
- Sol Daurella (Coca-Cola Europacific Partners): €7.86 billion
- Juan Abelló (Torreal): €3.1 billion
- Isak Andic (Mango): €2.95 billion
- Tomás Olivo (General de Galerías Comerciales): €2.935 billion
- Francisco Riberas (Gestamp): €2.85 billion
- Alicia Koplowitz (Omega Capital): €2.725 billion
Notable figures beyond the top ten
Further down the list, Florentino Pérez, chairman of construction company ACS and president of Real Madrid, ranks 35th with a net worth of €1.81 billion. In the sports realm, tennis star Rafael Nadal stands as Spain’s wealthiest athlete, positioned at 196th with assets totaling €325 million.
This ranking, compiled from official data, underscores the diverse sectors contributing to Spain’s economic landscape, from fashion and infrastructure to sports and entertainment.