Silvio Santos leaves behind a declared billionaire net worth of R$3.9 billion

The newspaper “Folha de São Paulo” reported this Wednesday (21) that Sílvio Santos has declared assets of 3.9 billion. According to the publication, the data was based on a survey carried out since June in notary offices in São Paulo, the Commercial Board and the Federal Revenue Service. One of the biggest names in Brazilian communication, the presenter passed away at the age of 93, last Saturday (17).

The Abravanel family has not released details about the division of assets. However, the information is that the transition process and the succession of companies has already begun and is proceeding smoothly. Around 35 companies are part of the Silvio Santos Group's assets, the largest of which is the SBT television network.

The presenter's daughter, Cíntia Abravanel, stated in an interview with the website “F5”, in July of this year, that the process of dividing the presenter's assets had been going on for some time.My father has already shared part of the inheritance, and I think it's important. He's having the opportunity to see what we're achieving with the things he built. I think it's very smart of him to be able to follow all of this. None of it would be worth it if he wasn't here anymore.”, he declared.

Check out the list of companies in the Silvio Santos Group

• Arra Real Estate Developments (R$ 11 million)
• Villa Jequitimar Association (R$ 5 million)
• Barbara Hill Logistics and Real Estate Ventures (R$ 400 thousand)
• BF Home Utilities (R$ 221 million)
• Silvio Santos Group Cultural Center (1 million)
• CMAP – Media Center Administration and Participations (R$ 610 thousand)
• Creative Creation Business Consulting (R$ 1 thousand)
• Creativemind Artistic Productions (R$ 72.4 thousand)
• Danibey Artistic Productions (R$ 72.4 thousand)
• Darepar Real Estate Developments and Participations (R$ 11.8 million)
• Funkids Technology (R$ 2.6 million)
• Galeno de Almeida Open View(R$ 397.2 thousand)
• Stables Have Come Agro Pastoral Ltda (R$ 40 thousand)
• Hemusa Administration and Participations (R$ 1.8 million)
• Hemusa Real Estate Developments (R$ 464 thousand)
• Jequitimar Hotel (R$ 30 million)
• Jequiti Cosmetics (R$ 650 million)
• IBS – Innovation, Business and Solutions (R$ 1 billion)
• Leadership Capitalization (R$ 195.2 million)
• Liderprime Participações (R$ 4.8 million)
• New Beggings Artistic Productions (R$ 1 thousand)
• Oscar Freire Open View (R$ 935.4)
• Bakery of Brazil (R$ 50 thousand)
• Patresa Administration and Participations (R$ 10 thousand)
• Perfec Assessoriae Business Consulting (R$ 2 thousand)
• Predview (R$ 10.3 million)
• Promolíder (R$ 572.6 thousand)
• RBCA – Artistic Productions (R$ 340 thousand)
• RBV – Bela Vista Residential (R$ 43.6 million)
• Ricardo Batista Open View (R$1.2 million)
• SBT (R$ 2.1 billion)
• Vimave Commerce (R$ 7 million)

_{Presenter was one of the pioneers of Brazilian television entertainment (Photo: reproduction/ Disclosure/ SBT Archive)}

Silvio Santos left Brazilian media in mourning

A victim of bronchopneumonia, after an infection with influenza A (H1N1), Silvio passed away last Saturday (17), in São Paulo, and left the entire country in mourning. The communicator's story is intertwined with the history of Brazilian television, as he was one of the pioneers of television entertainment. The son of Jewish immigrants, Silvio was born in Rio de Janeiro. He worked as a street vendor, but it was on the radio that he discovered his calling: communication. He debuted on television in the 1960s, where he remained for decades, only stepping away from activities in 2022, when he hosted the Silvio Santos program for the last time.

Featured Photo: Silvio Santos presenting the program that had his name on SBT (Reproduction: Disclosure/ SBT Archive)