New Mexico has 2 billionaires, see who they are

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Stacker compiled the richest billionaires in New Mexico using data from Forbes. Net worth is as of October 19, 2026.

The first billionaire is generally considered to be John D. Rockefeller in 1916, though some argue it was Henry Ford in 1925. Fast-forward over 100 years and there are now around 3,000 billionaires around the world. Read on to see which billionaires live in your area and the richest across the country.

Richest billionaires in New Mexico

Ron Corio
- Net worth: $2.0 billion
- Source: Solar
- Industry: Energy
- Lives in: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Meg Whitman
- Net worth: $4.5 billion
- Source: EBay
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Richest billionaires in the U.S.

#10. Warren Buffett
- Net worth: $151.2 billion
- Source: Berkshire Hathaway
- Industry: Finance & Investments
- Lives in: Omaha, Nebraska

#9. Steve Ballmer
- Net worth: $164.6 billion
- Source: Microsoft
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Hunts Point, Washington

#8. Larry Ellison
- Net worth: $169.1 billion
- Source: Oracle
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Manalapan, Florida

#7. Jensen Huang
- Net worth: $188.1 billion
- Source: Nvidia
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Los Altos, California

#6. Michael Dell
- Net worth: $239.0 billion
- Source: Dell Technologies
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Austin, Texas

#5. Mark Zuckerberg
- Net worth: $242.0 billion
- Source: Facebook
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Palo Alto, California

#4. Sergey Brin
- Net worth: $259.5 billion
- Source: Google
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Crystal Bay, Nevada

#3. Larry Page
- Net worth: $282.0 billion
- Source: Google
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Miami, Florida

#2. Jeff Bezos
- Net worth: $380.9 billion
- Source: Amazon
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Miami, Florida

#1. Elon Musk
- Net worth: $923.7 billion
- Source: Tesla, SpaceX
- Industry: Technology
- Lives in: Austin, Texas

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