Aloys Wobben Net Worth

It was 1984 that he set up Enercon, making it the fifth largest company in the sector as its owner and manager. Putting his business acumen at work, he avoided cash-flow and board room problems that were common for Enercon’s competitors. A privately owned company that takes 60% of the market in Germany and does not rents its turbines in the U.S., it has revenues estimated at around $5.34 billion in 2012. Due to health problems, Aloys Wobben retired from the business transferring his 100% stake in Enercon to family trust, the Aloys Wobben Foundation, in October 2012.