In 2026, Albania is recorded to have a total of 55 billionaires. Even though the country falls under low income developing countries, some of its citizens like Samir Mane, Shefqet Kastrati, Vasil Naçi and Tom Doshi have done a commendable task putting the country's name on the global map in regard to economic and wealth development.
This article presents the list of top 10 richest people in Albania as of 2026.
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Rank |
Name |
Net Worth (USD) |
Industry |
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1 |
Samir Mane |
$1.5 Billion |
Real Estate, Retail |
|
2 |
Shefqet Kastrati |
$1.2 Billion |
Oil, Construction |
|
3 |
Vasil Naçi |
$1 Billion |
Manufacturing, Trade |
|
4 |
Tom Doshi |
$900 Million |
Construction,
Politics |
|
5 |
Irfan Hysenbelliu |
$850 Million |
Media, Real Estate |
|
6 |
Artan Dulaku |
$800 Million |
Construction, Energy |
|
7 |
Grigor Joti |
$750 Million |
Telecommunications |
|
8 |
Vjollca Hoxha |
$700 Million |
Media |
|
9 |
Idajet Ismailaj |
$650 Million |
Construction |
|
10 |
Besnik Sulaj |
$600 Million |
Tourism, Real Estate |
10. Besnik Sulaj
Net Worth: $600 Million
Industry: Tourism, Real Estate
Besnik Sulaj has made a significant impact on Albania’s tourism and real estate sectors. His investments in luxury resorts and hotels have attracted international visitors, boosting the country’s economy and cementing his position among Albania’s financial elite.
9. Idajet Ismailaj
Net Worth: $650 Million
Industry: Construction
Background: Idajet Ismailaj has played a crucial role in Albania's construction sector, spearheading major residential and commercial development projects. His influence has contributed to the transformation of urban landscapes across the country.
8. Vjollca Hoxha
Net Worth: $700 Million
Industry: Media
Background: Vjollca Hoxha is the majority shareholder of Top Media, Albania’s largest media conglomerate, which includes Top Channel TV and Top Albania Radio. Her dominance in the media sector has made her one of the most influential figures in Albania.
7. Grigor Joti
Net Worth: $750 Million
Industry: Telecommunications
Background: As a leading figure in Albania’s telecommunications industry, Grigor Joti has been instrumental in expanding and modernizing the country's communication networks, ensuring better connectivity for businesses and individuals alike.
6. Artan Dulaku
Net Worth: $800 Million
Industry: Construction, Energy
Background: Artan Dulaku’s fortune stems from his investments in the construction and energy sectors. His projects have contributed to Albania’s infrastructural development and economic progress.
5. Irfan Hysenbelliu
Net Worth: $850 Million
Industry: Media, Real Estate
Background: Owning several major media outlets, including News 24 and Panorama Newspaper, Irfan Hysenbelliu has diversified his wealth through real estate and the beverage industry, strengthening his position among Albania’s business elite.
4. Tom Doshi
Net Worth: $900 Million
Industry: Construction, Politics
Background: A businessman and politician, Tom Doshi has invested heavily in the construction sector, using his political influence to drive economic and infrastructural development.
3. Vasil Naçi
Net Worth: $1 Billion
Industry: Manufacturing, Trade
Background: As CEO of Agna Group, Vasil Naçi has expanded the company's operations in beverage production, distribution, and real estate, making it one of Albania’s most diversified enterprises.
2. Shefqet Kastrati
Net Worth: $1.2 Billion
Industry: Oil, Construction
Background: Leading the Kastrati Group, Shefqet Kastrati has built a business empire in oil trading, construction, and tourism. His strategic investments have positioned him as a key player in Albania’s infrastructure development.
1. Samir Mane
Net Worth: $1.5 Billion
Industry: Real Estate, Retail
As the founder and president of Balfin Group, Samir Mane leads one of the largest investment groups in the Western Balkans. His ventures in real estate, retail, and mining have significantly contributed to Albania’s economic growth, making him the wealthiest person in the country.
