Simon Reuben
About Simon Reuben
Simon Reuben shares a real estate, technology and investment fortune with his brother David Reuben.
In 2016, they sold 49% of their data center business, GlobalSwitch, to a consortium of Chinese investors for nearly $3 billion.
They sold a further 25% of the business in 2018 for $2.7 billion to a consortium of Asian institutional and private investors for $2.7 billion.
The brothers were born in Mumbai and raised in the U.K., where David started off trading metals and Simon imported carpets and bought real estate.
Their firm Transworld, a metals trader, invested in Russia and Kazakhstan in the 1990s and was active in trading aluminum.
The Reuben family owns an estimated 14% of Premier League's Newcastle United F.C.
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United KingdomSource of wealth
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Monaco, MonacoMarital status
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05/01/41 (age 83)Number of children
1Education
Drop Out, Sir John Cass College, LondonSelf-made
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