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VIBRANT CURIOSITY Yacht – Prestigious $150M Superyacht

VIBRANT CURIOSITY yacht, The $150 million superyacht.

She is an 85m yacht that features interior and exterior design by Italian design house Nuvolari Lenard.

She was built by shipbuilders Oceanco and delivered from their Netherlands-based shipyard in 2009. The yacht is a striking and award-winning vessel that exceeds expectations repeatedly.

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Italian interior designer  Nuvolari Lenard  penned the interior of the impressive VIBRANT CURIOSITY.

The interior is best described as a perfect mixture of luxury and sobriety. The yacht features accommodation for 18 guests in 9 cabins.

The cabins are configured in 1 master, 1 VIP, and seven double rooms with luxurious fittings. The master suite has an office and a private exterior deck with a whirlpool.

The VIBRANT CURIOSITY has accommodation for 26 expert crew on board.

An elevator makes getting to the different levels of the yacht easy for guests. The award-winning yacht features a sundeck filled with places to lie in the sun or enjoy the on-deck pool.

A special feature of the interior of VIBRANT CURIOSITY is the lighting that creates a luxury ambiance throughout the ship. On the top deck, there is a helipad with a helicopter.

No interior photos have been released of the VIBRANT CURIOSITY, but Nuvolari Lenard is best known for providing luxury Italian-inspired styling.

Nuvolari Lenard also designed the exterior of the VIBRANT CURIOSITY. The yacht was built by the esteemed shipbuilders  Oceanco  and delivered from the Netherlands-based shipyard in 2009.

She is built with a teak deck, a steel hull, and an aluminum superstructure. Her exterior displays a unique band-like design along the superstructure, and she has a flared bow. VIBRANT CURIOSITY was last refitted in 2015.

Specifications

VIBRANT CURIOSITY has an 85.47m length and a beam of 14.2m. She has a significantly deeper draft at 3m. The yacht has a displacement of 2822 gross tons powered by twin MTU engines.

She has a cruising speed of 16 knots and a maximum speed of 20 knots, with a range of 5500 nautical miles. With an annual running cost of $10 – $15 million, she has a Lloyd’s Classification.

VIBRANT CURIOSITY won a multitude of awards throughout 2010, including the Asia Boating Award.

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A hardware billionaire known as the “Screw King” is screwing tourists out of an icon snap of the Statue of Liberty by parking his megayacht in front of Lady Liberty — and he’s the third rich guy to hog the free views with a luxury boat in two months.

“I’m so annoyed that it ruined my photo,” fumed Cora P., 25, who came all the way from Germany to snap the shot from the Staten Island Ferry on Tuesday, only to have it spoiled by a compatriot.

“It’s just your typical image of a rich person — doesn’t care about anyone else.”

The German tycoon Reinhold Würth’s 265-foot “Vibrant Curiosity” dropped anchor in front of the tourist hotspot on Monday — right where oil oligarch Eugene Shvidler also spent much of April and June soaking up the million-dollar vistas for free in his 370-foot vessel.

Shvidler sailed off into the sunset after The Post aired seafarers’ gripes about his view-blocking boat — only for Swiss-Italian scion Ernesto Bertarelli to move his 318-foot megayacht “Vava II” into the same spot in July, a ferry worker said.

“I don’t know why they’re allowed to park there,” said the worker, who wouldn’t give his name. “I’ve only seen Coast Guard, clippers and massive yachts that park there. Must be nice.”

The location is a legal anchorage, according to a Coast Guard spokesman — but local mariners still consider it a jerk move.

Not only are the barons robbing visitors of priceless views of the symbol of freedom, they’re saving thousands in berthing fees, said one waterway advocate.

“These guys should have the common sense and common courtesy to put boats where they’re not obstructing businesses taking thousands out the see the Statue of Liberty daily,” said Roland Lewis, president of the Waterfront Alliance.

But at least one tourist on Tuesday appreciated his Statue of Liberty snapshot with added “Vibrant Curiosity” — a boat that’s so large it fits on-board pool, elevator and helipad and room for 14 guests and 26 crew members.

“I thought the photo with the yacht was nice. You can see the proportion of the statue next to the boat” said Jose Luis, 44, a visitor from Spain

This isn’t the first time Würth and his massive yacht have made headlines — the 130th richest man in the world was roundly booed when he laid down $100M for the vessel right after cutting 1,250 Würth Group workers’ wages in 2009.

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A 280-foot superyacht dubbed “Vibrant Curiosity” docked at the slip between Museum Park and the American Airlines Arena in downtown Miami.

Its owner is German billionaire Reinhold Würth , a businessman and art collector who built his father’s screw business into a billion-dollar company . He reportedly paid $100 million for the contemporary Italian-built vessel, which launched in 2009.

The sleek superyacht can accommodate up to 14 guests and 26 crew, with features including a helipad; elevator; tender garage; interiors designed by Nuvolari - Lenard; and a master stateroom with its own private office.

Würth, with an estimated fortune of $11.4 billion, was named the 126th richest person in the world by Forbes.

Vibrant Curiosity is one of the largest yachts we’ve seen pass through Miami.

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Southern German businessman Reinhold Würth doesn't always pay the greatest attention to sensitivity. As of April 1, the billionaire screw dealer has ordered 1,250 of his 5,000 employees in Germany to reduce their working hours and cut their pay by 15 percent. The rest of his workers are being forced to take a solidarity pay cut of five percent. Just last week, Würth complained at a company meeting of his firm's declining turnover.

At the same time, though, the convicted tax evader also celebrated the christening of his new super yacht, the Vibrant Curiosity, which he ordered back in 2007. The 85-meter-long white ship, built at the Oceano dock near Rotterdam, cost around $100 million to build. It's equipped with two diesel engines from German motor company MTU, has a horsepower of 4,680 and can reach a speed of 18.5 knots.

The inside is equally spiffy -- with a large cabin for the owners, a VIP suite as well as luxury cabins for 14 further guests. At a time of economic crisis, pink slips and bad news, Würth knew he would find little public support for his new plaything. So when the entrepreneur invited guests to the vessel's recent launching party, he asked them to remain discreet about it.

An administrative court in the German city of Heilbronn fined Würth the equivalent of 700 days last May for irregularities in booking corporate costs. At the time of the investigation, Würth had threatened to move the company out of Germany.

The company says it is being forced to reduce working hours as a reaction to "the continuing difficult economic situation. The top aim of these measures is to preserve jobs and know-how at the company."

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Contemporary art; Medieval art; Modern art; Postwar art

Reinhold Würth acquired his first painting in 1964. It was a work by the German Experssionist Emil Nolde, and it’s still in his collection. In fact, all of the 18,300 pieces he has purchased over the course of his life are still in his collection, which was the subject of a major museum show in 2016 at the the Gropius Bau museum in Berlin.

For many this would cause a storage problem, but not for Würth. His artwork is exhibited publicly in four museums throughout Germany and Switzerland and in the corporate office buildings of the Würth Group, a hardware company. (One of Würth’s museums sports an artistic display of the screws that made Würth Group famous.)

Perhaps one day Würth will run out of room. Though in June 2020, he opened an annex to his Museum Würth in the German city of Künzelsau. Designed by David Chipperfield Architects, the new extension adds 59,000 square feet, and cost around €39 million ($46 million). The space’s inaugural exhibition, “The Long View: Reinhold Würth and His Art Collection,” featured some 150 works from his extensive modern and contemporary art holdings. 

In the meantime, as Würth told Bloomberg , “What’s in the collection, stays in the collection.” And what’s in the collection are significant artworks by artists including Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Georg Baselitz, Roy Lichtenstein, Gerhard Richter, Nolde, and Max Beckmann.

In 2010, Würth discovered that he owned not one but two forgeries resembling works by Heinrich Campendonk and Max Ernst. Both works were painted by the same forger, Wolfgang Beltracchi, who was later sentenced to six years in jail.

A painting of the Virgin Mary by Hans Holbein, widely considered one of the most valuable examples of German Renaissance art, was purchased by the billionaire businessman in a private sale in 2011. Though the exact winning bid was unknown, experts have pegged the price upwards of $60 million—then the highest amount ever paid outside an auction. More recently, he scooped up Max Beckmann’s 1942 Water Tower in Holland and Roy Lichtenstein’s 1994 Metallic Brushstroke Head .

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Im Olymp entbrannte mal zwischen Aphrodite (Göttin der Schönheit), Athene (Göttin der Weisheit) und Hera (Göttin der Macht) ein Streit darüber, wer die begehrenswerteste sei und weil die Unsterblichen ihn nicht schlichten konnten, wandte man sich an einen Sterblichen mit gutem Frauengeschmack. Alle drei versuchten, ihn zu bestechen. Hera bot ihm an, der mächtigste Mann auf Erden zu werden, Athene versprach ihm philosophischen Ruhm und Aphrodite offerierte dem jungen Mann die schönste Frau der Welt. Klar, dass er Aphrodite zur geilsten Göttin wählte und ihr als Zeichen seiner Wahl einen Granatapfel überreichte. Der junge Mann hieß Paris und war ein Königssohn von Troja. Geographisch gehörte die Stadt zu Kleinasien und das Mutterland des Granatapfelbaums war das alte Persien. Ein wunderschöner Baum mit lackroten Früchten, deren Kerne, weder fleischig noch verholzt, wie süße Perlen im Mund versaften.

Für die Abergläubischen. Denn Knoblauch diente dem mittleren und vorderen Orient, sowie dem Levante und dem Maghreb, als Schutz gegen den bösen Blick.

“When an elephant walks through the village, all the dogs bark", as the Indians say, and because I don't position myself as a barking dog and still want to ask an important question, I rely on him having mellowed with age.

"Mr. Würth, you are a billionaire and a Christian..."

The company director nods.

"Then what would you say to Jesus' proclamation that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven."

"But we're not doing bad things with the money."

“I know you have 70,000 employees worldwide, all with their respective families. You feed over 100,000 people... "

The eighth richest German nods.

“And beyond that, you are doing a great deal for art, culture and infrastructure in your region, but also for the unification of Europe. The working atmosphere at Würth is highly praised, you are social, charitable and fair - no, you don't do anything bad with the money, and that's why I ask how you see it. Was Jesus wrong, or are there exceptions to the rule? "

"Oh," says Reinhold Würth, and now he smiles "maybe he didn't mean it in that way".

"Yes, perhaps."

In front of me sits an amiable old man in impeccable, respectable, but not uncomfortable attire. He has beautiful hands, and with fingers like that he could have made a career as a pianist or guitarist. He made one instead with screws.

Although they surround me everywhere, and without them my life would be completely different, I am not interested in screws. I'm interested in success, and Reinhold Würth is one of the most successful entrepreneurs in post-war Germany. That is why I am here, and have spared neither effort nor pain.

Because I want to think green at least once a year, I didn't use the car to get to Künzelsau, but opted for public transport. That was a big mistake. After Würzburg I bid the fabulous world of ICE farewell, and was left with regional trains, which are terrible for anyone who has ever suffered a slipped disc, pretty bad even for people who haven't, and not particularly the best way to enjoy the beauty of Franconian Switzerland, but at least it was still on the track to Bad Mergentheim. There the railway ends. There is only one bus to Künzelsau that takes about an hour, stopping at every milk bottle on the way. The corporate headquarters are in the middle of the countryside. And what kind of name is that? Künzelsau, ‘Pig stick’?

Are they serious? Yes, they are, that's exactly what the place-name sign says. But as soon as you arrive in the small town of 1,700 souls, you only see the name of my interviewee, in fact even before you get there. In a radius of at least 50 kilometers, "Würth" is present everywhere, and where there is no Würth on it, there is often Würth in it, as in the Gaisbach screw factory etc. The state’s name is actually spelled with tt, but with th, Baden Würt (h) enberg would make a lot more sense.

"Mr. Würth, at only 19 years old you took over your father's small screw business, with an annual turnover of 350,000 marks. It has since grown into a global corporation with an annual turnover of 17 billion. You made your first deliveries from village to village with a cart, whereas now an armada of trucks does the job for you. You can now be found either on an 87 meter long yacht, or in your Cessna, which you fly yourself... "

"No, not a Cessna."

"But I read that you had to make a stop in Ulaanbaatar on a flight back from your one of your branches in China to refuel your Cessna, which incidentally led to the establishment of a branch of Würth in Mongolia, and ..."

"It wasn't Cessna," says Reinhold Würth. "It was a trijet."

"Then my colleague must have misunderstood. I couldn't believe it either. With a Cessna from China to Germany! They jump from air pocket to air pocket. I once flew over the Bay of Lübeck with Beate Uhse in her Cessna, that was her condition for the interview. She would only do it in the Cessna. And once we were above the clouds, she handed me the controls, and I was only allowed to ask her my questions while I was flying the plane myself. Let me tell you, Mr. Würth, that was a very short interview. "

As I started the anecdote about the sex-product entrepreneur, I felt a slight discomfort in my counterpart, but he liked the end of the story. He finds it amusing that you could control an interview like that. Besides, he's not just an 83-year-old man of honor with a conservative value system, but also a pilot.

"Not any more," says Reinhold Würth. "I gave up my license two years ago. My eyes are getting weaker. It was important to me that I do that without being asked. I didn't want my doctor to have to ban me at some point. "

The company director had argued in a similarly sensible way about 20 years ago, when he stepped back from daily proceedings and left the management of the company to his managers.

He said he didn’t want any possible obstinacy to hamper the business, but at the same time he took over as Chairman of the Foundation Advisory Board, which gave him the final say, if necessary. When things threatened to get out of hand, he took back control. "It's your own fault," he liked to say to his people, "but as soon as you do everything right again, I'll be out of the way."

He just does everything properly. And that brings me back to my actual question, which, by the way, I answer myself, and then I think: this interview is terrible.

"Mr. Würth, when I meet extremely successful people like you, I would of course like to learn how one can become so successful ... (pause) ... but if I think about it, that doesn't really work. .. (pause) ... because everyone is who they are. "

“Yes,” says the Patriach of Screws. "That's true".

In the beginning there is always an idea. And the simpler it is, the more it can develop, because complicated ideas don't work. “Everyone needs screws” was the very simple idea of ​​his father Adolf Würth. He had it at the right time - On July 16, 1945, he opened a screw wholesaler in the old mill in his hometown, because after the end of the Second World War there was a lot to rebuild in and around Künzelsau. “The whole world needs screws” being in turn the extremely simple idea of ​​his son, who took over the small company in 1954.

Traditionally, screw dealers only supplied customers within their region, but Reinhold Würth was soon looking for and finding buyers beyond the Hohenlohe area, first in Germany, then in Europe, and finally around the globe. He did not leave any continent out. With the right kind of technology, as well as demand, he would with some certainty also be supplying our neighboring planets today. Würth on the moon, branches on Mars.

I'm joking, of course, but only half joking. Speaking of which, the right idea is one half of success, and the right man the other. And again his father comes into play. Because Adolf Würth had a heart defect, he wanted to start training his successor as early as possible, therefore taking his son out of school when at 14.

He had five years to turn the junior into a screw trading specialist and entrepreneur, and when he died in 1954 his knowledge and ability lived on in his son, as well as his mantra (achieve, achieve, achieve) and his character, whose main pillars are reliability and accountability. Reinhold Würth also inherited knowing the value of having the right woman at his side. Like his father, he found his true love in a church choir, and knew she was the one.

He did not speak to her immediately, but instead made enquiries as to her name and address, then asked her parents for their permission to take her out. Since then, Carmen Würth has done for him what his mother did for his father. She is his support, his sanctuary and a replenishing source of energy. Three children, two grandchildren, and a happy patriarch in their midst, you can't become like that if you haven't already always been so, or, to put it in the words of a Krupp, Georg Krupp, the former managing director of the German Bank: “Reinhold Würth is a born entrepreneur. It’s not something one can learn, its something he inherited. "

So I bid farewell to my wish to learn from a billionaire how to become a billionaire, and instead switch to philosophising. For example, about the nature of dreams.

“Mr. Würth, the Turks say that you lose your dreams as soon as you realize them. My experience confirms that, but it's not that bad for me because there are still enough dreams in my life that have never come true. With a billionaire, I imagine it would be more difficult, at least for the dreams that money can buy. "

And what does he say?

“Oh, you know,” says the billionaire, reaching into his pocket, “I actually never have any money with me. If I ever need any, I ask my chauffeur if he can lend me 20 euros ”.

Reinhold Würth smiles, but I have to laugh. This continues, because he responds to my next question with more humor. Maybe he isn’t taking me seriously anymore, or maybe the opposite is true, but in the end I don't care because whoever brings a laugh (as the Turks also say) always brings a gift. So I use my finger to draw an imaginary line across the fabulous conference table we are sitting at: rising steeply, without any crashes, and yes, even without any jagged edges, to demonstrate the trajectory of his success story.

"Has there really never been any misfortune in your life, Mr. Würth?"

"Oh yes," he says, pointing to his foot. "I broke my ankle once."

We’re both aware of the understatment. Obviously his father's early death was a huge blow, and a massive challenge. At 19, taking on not only the company, but having to provide for your mother and siblings, is more than jumping in the deep end, more than learning by doing, more like working with your back to the wall. Show-down every day. Either he brings in the orders, or the family suffers.

This pressure, along with the joy he takes in what he does explain his early (most amazing) as well as his later (gigantic) successes. “For me, sales is the most beautiful job in the world,” says Reinhold Würth, and this time he doesn't joke. “Why,” I ask, because I can't understand it.

“I don't like sales,” I say. “I find it embarrassing, I don't know why. I’d rather trust that the goods will sell themselves. "

Reinhold Würth nods.

"That's true. The goods sell, but the seller too, of course”.

Why does he love sales so much? He gives three reasons. The first is travel, this he had already mentioned.

“You once said: ‘Travel is life and life is travel.’ Is this an original quote of yours, Mr. Würth? "

"Yes."

"My compliments, the sentence is as beautiful as your globe."

"What globe?"

“Well, the one in front of your office. I love globes, and this is certainly the most magnificent I've ever seen. How much was it? "

“Oh,” says Reinhold Würth and laughs, “I don't remember”.

A huge globe with the most important places from his travels engraved on the metal ring that wraps around it like a meteoroid belt.

- 1951 Switzerland, escort and chauffeur for his father.

- 1957, Rimini, 1st trip to Italy.

- 1967, first flight with own plane to Spain.

-1984, Istanbul, managing director - conference.

- 1985, 1st flight with the Concorde to the USA.

- 2015 Vienna, last flight as a pilot.

These are of course only a few examples from his list on the globe, which in turn is also incomplete because Reinhold Würth has been on the road his whole life and still is. Even just with his yacht, twice a year he spends two months on the world's oceans.

The second reason that Reinhold Würth gives for his love of sales is all the people you get to know, and all the interesting conversations you have with them, even these are engraved on his fabulous globe by Bellerby & Co.

1999- Künzelsau, visit of the Dalai Lama in the company headquarters.

2000 London, meeting with Nelson Mandela,

2002 Vatican, private audience with Pope John Paul II,

etc, etc ... and who did he like the most?

"Nelson Mandela. That an innocent man being jailed for 25 years doesn't want revenge afterwards, although he had the power to do so, impresses me to this day. "

Salesman’s pleasure no.3:

"In sales, I became a good judge of character," says Reinholdt Würth. "After being with someone for an hour, I’m able to get a good idea of ​​them."

That helped him a lot when choosing his employees. The company is known for its internal careers. Many of those who started apprenticeships decades ago have stayed on and are now top managers. A good knowledge of human nature is like gold dust for any business, and for a brief moment I’m tempted to put it to the test, but we haven't been sitting together for an hour, only 40 minutes, and I'm not all that keen to find out what Reinhold Würth thinks of me.

Not because my trajectory of success resembles the panorama of a mountain range, with peaks and gorges alternating as far as the eye can see. That’s normal. And not because my love and family life was the opposite to his, because that's normal for my generation of crazy 68ers. My wardrobe, on the other hand, isn't normal at all. I am scandalously underdressed for a meeting with Reinhold Würth, him being well known for how important he finds a smart appearance.

I knew that, but knowing didn't help me because I’d come straight from a six-day book tour to Künzelsau, you can imagine what I’d look like after something like that. But I had a plan. In Hanover I bought a new shirt because I had half an hour between trains and I could see a nearby H&M from the platform. I bought new trousers before I got on the bus in Bad Mergentheim, and the shoes were scheduled for Künzelsau, but the bus, as I already mentioned, took a full hour to get through the beautiful Hohenloher countryside - uphill, downhill and winding through every remote village to collect and drop off schoolchildren was not part of my plan.

But not part of my shame either. It can happen that you don't know the bus timetables in Northern Franconia - or wherever we are here - off by heart, so the last emergency purchase didn’t work out. But what must not happen is that you start from top to bottom, instead of from bottom to top, because the shoes are the most important thing. I was sitting in battered old Nikes in front of the head of the company - all that schlepping around had torn a hole in my left shoe. Not a big one, but he saw it right away. No, I really don't want to know what impression he had of me after 40 minutes, but he tells me without being asked.

“You are a novelist,” Reinhold Würth says to me when we say goodbye, and this generosity instantly makes him my favourite billionaire.

Three days later.

I am well-dressed and sitting with 500 other well-dressed guests in a concert hall built by Reinhold Würth , within sight of the corporate headquarters, dedicated to his wife on her 80th birthday. Hence the reason why it bears her name: ‘Carmen Würth Forum’.

We listen to Beethoven's 9th, performed by the ‘Unesco World Orchestra for Peace’, in which classical musicians from all possible nations have been playing together for about 20 years. They are supported by the company's orchestra, the ‘Würth Philarmoniker’’, and the Bavarian Radio Choir. The man with the baton and the wild hairstyle is not just anyone, but Donald Runnicles, one of the most important contemporary conductors in the world, and since 2006 the General Music Director of the Deutsche Opera in Berlin. Before that he was Music Director of the San Francisco Opera and his Lulu production at the MET in New York caused a sensation. In Künzelsau he conducted Beethoven's 9th. It's a peace concert. The end of the 2nd World War was celebrating its centenary and what better way to go with it than the Ode to Joy and the hope for the end of all wars.

"All people become brothers

Where your gentle wing rests."

It is the most positive work of the great composer, created in divine intoxication, and while I listen it suddenly becomes clear to me why my question to Reinhold Würth of whether a billionaire does not lose all dreams at some point, was ridiculous. Beethoven premiered the symphony in Vienna in 1824, and Schiller wrote the text for it, almost 200 years ago. And yet to this day all people have by no means become brothers, not even the Europeans have managed it. No, the 11-time billionaire (that's 11,000 million) still has dreams and is working hard to make them come true, with concerts like this one. He's a staunch European and gives what he can, which is a lot. Nevertheless, the positive impression that Reinhold Würth makes in his appearance on stage is due to his respect for the audience, as well as a deeply New Apostolic modesty independent of his successes, which is rooted in the belief that we are all God’s creations a) only small, and b) fleeting screws, no matter how big and eternal the wheels seem that we turn in our lives.

Published  in Bilanz Magazine

Author Helge Timmerberg

Fotocredit:

Many thanks to  Reinhold Würth for the private family album.

Photo montage: Limousine in heaven: Maielin van Eilum

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Photo Helge  /  Frederico Balboa

Translator /  Artemis Meereis

Proofreading   /  Nadia Ratti

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What Reinhold Würth has amassed during his soon 60-year-long passion for collecting ranges through about 500 years of art history – works from the late Middle Ages right up to the early years of the 21st century. Southern German Renaissance portraits can be discovered there – just like objects of courtly splendour and skilled workmanship, or a collection of charming, hand-painted posters advertising a traditional southern Italian puppet theatre (‘Opera dei Pupi’) and international Christmas nativity scenes or creative ensembles of works from Anselm Kiefer, Max Ernst, or also Christo und Jeanne-Claude.

Intensifying and consolidating his interest

It was with late Impressionist and Expressionist works that Reinhold Würth first discovered his penchant for collecting art. They were soon followed by examples of classic abstract art, in particular from the École de Paris, as well as figurative positions from the 1960s to 1970s. Exhibitions are a frequent source of inspiration for intensifying and consolidating his interest within the framework of the collection. So, in this way, artistic forms of expression from individual nations such as Austria, Mexico or Poland could come to the fore. Various exceptional artistic personalities such as Georg Baselitz, Fernando Botero, David Hockney or Alex Katz were also enthusiastically given space, just like sculptures of the first order impressively reflected in the work of Horst Antes, Hans Arp, Max Bill, Anthony Caro, Eduardo Chillida, Tony Cragg, Richard Deacon, Antony Gormley, Alfred Hrdlicka, Marc Quinn and many others.

A desire for expression, as well as depth and a certain strength

In this way, a collection has been created which sets both universal as well as individual standards and due to the long years of its creation also suggests a personally influenced purchasing strategy. It does not reflect a systematic approach based on flashes of recognition, but rather one registering movements through association, sensitively and curiously seeking out distant climes whereby it can sometimes definitely be a joyful contradiction in itself: “As long as I can recognise a desire for expression in individual works, as well as depth and a certain strength (….), I can just as easily get enthusiastic about a collage from Hans Arp arranged according to the ‘laws of chance’ as for a segment of a circle from Max Bill or one of Pablo Picasso’s late works.”

A very wide horizon

And so the collection has a very wide horizon, its wealth is irresistible, its complexity fascinating and the collecting mindset as part of it all is still very much one of getting on with the job. Its point of departure lies in its subjective interest, but at the same time, it is associated with the legitimate aspiration to a deep understanding of social responsibility.

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Aside from his successful business ventures, Würth is known for his passion for art. He began collecting works of art in the 1960s, and his collection now boasts over 18,300 pieces. His collection mainly focuses on art from the late 19th century.

Würth is a married man and has three children. He currently resides in Künzelsau, Germany.

Apart from his business assets, the value of Reinhold Wuerth’s wealth is calculated based on various factors, including insider transactions, taxes, and market performance. But one piece stands out from the rest – his massive art collection. This collection boasts over 15,000 pieces and is worth at least $500 million, according to an insider who asked not to be named due to its private value.

Reinhold Wuerth, a billionaire, resides with his wife Carmen, and they have three children together. In addition to their family, they share a passion for art, with a collection of over 15,000 works. In 2001, they opened the Kunsthalle Wuerth museum to showcase a portion of their collection to the public.

Born in 1935 to Alma and Adolf Wuerth, Reinhold Wuerth’s birthplace was Oehringen, Germany. In July 1945, his parents founded a business that sold screws in Kuenzelsau, Germany. Reinhold Wuerth decided to leave high school at 14 to work for the family business. After his father passed away five years later, Reinhold inherited the company.

Upon taking control of the company in 1954, it had only achieved $100,000 in sales. However, Reinhold Wuerth led the company toward global expansion, and by 1988, the company’s revenue had reached an impressive $1 billion. In 1994, he relinquished his role as CEO and instead assumed the position of chairman of the company’s supervisory board. Wuerth was later named honorary chairman, and in 2006, his daughter Bettina took over his previous board position.

Reinhold Würth’s Fortune

Reinhold Würth’s main source of wealth comes from the Wuerth Group, a private firm that produces screws and building materials. He retains control of the company’s stake through family trusts registered in his three children’s names.

The billionaire’s chairmanship of the supervisory board of Wuerth Group’s family trusts has been credited with his vast fortune. According to its website, the Wuerth Group, which has approximately 400 companies operating in 80 countries, reported total sales of €14.4 billion ($20.2 billion) in 2021.

The company determines its value by examining how similar publicly traded companies like Stanley Black & Decker, Forbo, and Masco are valued. As of June 22, 2022, it was found that the company’s worth had surged by approximately $2 billion.

Reinhold Würth also owns a superyacht named Vibrant Curiosity. It costs $150 million and is 85 meters long. The yacht was designed by an Italian company called Nuvolari Lenard, and it was built by a Dutch company named Oceanco in 2009.

What does The Würth Group do?

The Würth Group is a globally recognized wholesaler that sells many things like screws, tools, and machines. They have over 400 companies in over 80 countries and work with industries like cars, woodworking, and construction. They are famous for being a good supplier in Europe.

Würth Companies of North America has provided products and services for over 50 years to various automotive, woodworking, and industrial industries. They supply high-quality products to body shops, fleet garages, and woodworking professionals.

Würth also includes companies like Würth Baer Supply, Würth Louis and Company, and more. In addition to its product distribution, Würth provides vendor-managed inventory programs for industrial production through Würth Industry of North America. With an extensive range of products, they are recognized as one of the most comprehensive suppliers in the industry. In 2023, Würth plans to introduce select products into the largest retail stores in North America.

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The Würth Group provides support to the people suffering from the war in Ukraine

The globally operating Würth Group based in Künzelsau, Germany, donates one million euros and goods for the people affected by the war in Ukraine. With this donation, the company aims to make a contribution to aid the Ukrainian population and express its solidarity. 

The Group has 118 employees in Ukraine. “I am deeply concerned and troubled by the situation in Ukraine. Our thoughts are with our employees and their families, as well as with all people that are currently seeking refuge from the war. The people’s safety is the main priority. Throughout the entire company, I see a huge wave of solidarity with those affected, we will support them with all means at our hands,” emphasizes Prof. Dr. h. c. mult. Reinhold Würth, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Würth Group’s Family Trusts. Together with Bettina Würth, Chairwoman of the Advisory Board of the Würth Group, and the managing bodies of the Würth Group, the decision was made to donate one million euros for immediate relief. In addition, the company organized the collection of donations in kind. 

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The Würth Group is the global market leader in its core business: the sale and manufacturing of fastening and assembly materials. Other wholesale and production companies, the so-called Allied Companies, operate in related areas, including electrical wholesaling, electronics and financial services. The Group employs more than 83,000 employees in over 400 companies with more than 2,400 pick-up shops across 80 countries. According to its preliminary annual financial statements, the Group generated consolidated sales of EUR 17.1 billion and an operating result before tax of EUR 1.2 billion in the 2021 fiscal year.

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With the donations, the company aims to make a contribution to aid the Ukrainian population and express its solidarity. 

“Our thoughts are with our employees and their families, as well as with all people that are currently seeking refuge from the war,” said Prof. Dr. h. c. mult. Reinhold Würth, chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Würth Group’s Family Trusts.

The Würth Group is headquarted in Künzelsau, Germany, with global operations. It has 118 employees in Ukraine.

“The people’s safety is the main priority, added Dr Würth. “Throughout the entire company, I see a huge wave of solidarity with those affected, we will support them with all means at our hands.”

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12 Harper Road #06-00 Sulisam Building Singapore 369677 SINGAPORE

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Príkop 843/4 602 00 Brno CZECH REPUBLIC

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Het Sterrenbeeld 35 5215 MK'S-Hertogenbosch NETHERLANDS

Hauptplatz 20 Gebäude TOP 13 2320 Schwechat AUSTRIA

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Badhusgatan 5 SE-74531 Enköping SWEDEN

Pol. Ind. Riera de Caldes Joiers, 21 08184 Palau-solità i Plegamans Barcelona SPAIN

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138 Kakheti Hwy. 0198 Tbilisi GEORGIA

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Unit 01, 1/F, Prosperity Centre 982 Canton Road, Mongkok, Hong Kong CHINA

Merkurvej 5 6000 Kolding DENMARK

Importgatan 23 42246 Hisings Backa SWEDEN

Polígono Industrial Riera de Caldes Joiers, 21 08184 Palau-solità i Plegamans Barcelona SPAIN

9485 Winnetka Avenue North Brooklyn Park, MN 55445 USA

1 Rue de Rome BP 10115 67150 Erstein Krafft Cedex FRANCE

Mimar Sinan Mahallesi, Ulugbey Caddesi, No:1/3 34570 Silivri / Istanbul TÜRKIYE

Drillberg 97980 Bad Mergentheim GERMANY

LIEGE AIRPORT - Liege Logistics Rue de l'Aéropostale 8 4460 Grace-Hollogne BELGIUM

office No.01.01, 3rd Floor, Tower A, Nalanda Shelter Private Limited - SEZ, Blue Ridge, Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, Hinjewadi Phase I Pune-411057 INDIA

Aspermontstrasse 1 Postfach 7004 Chur SWITZERLAND

70 Demarest Drive Wayne, New Jersey 07470 USA

Rybnicna 40/A 831 07 Bratislava SLOVAKIA

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Industriepark Würth Drillberg 6 97980 Bad Mergentheim GERMANY

Aspermontstraße 1 7000 Chur SWITZERLAND

MT Building 33 Sanmai-cho, Kanagawa-ku Yokohama 221-0862 JAPAN

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Konsul-Smidt-Strasse 76 28217 Bremen GERMANY

598 Chaney Ave Greenwood, IN 46143 USA

Columbia Street Brea, CA 92821 P.O. Box 2253 Brea, CA 92822 USA

st.Boris Trajkovski br.37 1000 Skopje MACEDONIA

Carr. Temixco - Emiliano Zapata Lote 17 Bodega 1 Desarrollo Industrial Emiliano Zapata (D.I.E.Z.) Emiliano Zapata, Morelos Zip code: 62760 MEXICO

Brennaveien 6 1481 Hagan NORWAY

4, Rue de l'Expansion 67150 Erstein FRANCE

Benzstraße 7 74653 Künzelsau - Gaisbach GERMANY

Estrada Nacional 249-4 Abrunheira 2710-089 Sintra PORTUGAL

Calle de Tramuntana 4-6 P.I. Llevant 08213 Polinyà (Barcelona) SPAIN

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1 Avery Row Roanoke, VA 24012 USA

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Distribution Center Northeast 93 Grant Street Ramsey, NJ 07446 USA

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5th & 6th Floor 324-326-328 Le Van Sy Street Ward 2 Tan Binh District Ho Chi Minh City VIETNAM

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Lužec 1 49214 Veliko Trgovišce CROATIA

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