US billionaire Ronald Perlman suddenly started selling all his valuable possessions due to a severe financial crisis in light of the Corona pandemic.

According to Arabiyanet, a report published by Bloomberg stated that the Gulfstream 650 private man plane is on the market in addition to his luxury yacht, which is about 257 feet long. , While the man also sold dozens of artworks worth hundreds of millions of dollars that were in his home to a Sotheby's.

And the matter did not stop there. Rather, the American billionaire exited his stake in AM. General, the manufacturer of the famous military Humvee, in addition to selling a flavoring company that he has owned for decades at a time when he has also used investment banks to obtain potential investors for his shares in a number of companies.

The wealth of Perelman, who was once the richest person in America, has plummeted from levels of about $ 19 billion to $ 4.2 billion over the past two years, according to the Bloomberg Wealth Index, which tracks the fortunes of Rich people around the world.

And Perelman said in a statement last July that his investment company would review its assets in response to the new economic data that it gained in the midst of the Corona pandemic.

and continued. We have moved quickly to deal with unprecedented economic conditions ... I have been very frank about my intention to reduce the debt and sell some assets and convert them into cash in order to search for New investment opportunities and this is what we are already doing at the moment.

Among the other reasons that Perelman cited to sell his possessions was his desire to spend more time with the family and enjoy a simple life in the midst of the lockdown measures imposed by the consequences of the Corona pandemic.

Revlon, a cosmetics company affiliated with the American business tycoon, is going through difficult times after declaring its bankruptcy due to the consequences of the pandemic, at a time when sources told Bloomberg that part of the proceeds from the sale of Perlman's property will be gone To pay off loans owed to the company to a group of banks, including Citigroup and JPMorgan.

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