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Through her family office, Germany’s richest woman builds one of the world’s biggest water businesses

EXJYYA Susanne Klatten, major shareholder of German automobile manufacturer BMW and owner of the future WINX skyscraper, attends the groundbreaking ceremony of the tower in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, 14 July 2015. The office building will be 110 metres tall upon its completion. Photo: ANDREAS ARNOLD/dpa

A subsidiary of one of Europe’s biggest family offices has quietly built one of the world’s biggest water companies in an impact-led investment strategy dear to the heart of its owner. 

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  • Sector: Family Office
  • Country: DE
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