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Johann Rupert

Johann Rupert

South African businessman and former CEO of RichemontWikipedia

Search complete. 12 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Johann Rupert".

Nov 2, 2026

MacGHOST
16:58
God forbid a young boy from Venda can dream.
MacGHOST
17:01
Have you seen what Johan Rupert's company owns? They own your tea bags.
MacGHOST
17:07
They own the soap, the detergent.
MacGHOST
17:09
In the bedroom, they own the bed.
Ben ColeyHOST
28:26
That was the point.
Ben ColeyHOST
28:27
You know, they got immediate... cash for doing nothing apart from being good as an amateur you can say that's earned I suppose but there was no formal process of there were many other fine young golfers who would have wanted that spot and they didn't get it because they happened to be Spanish and happened to be coached by Sergio you know whatever so yeah it's not surprising the thing for me is coming back to the DP World Tour and I think Eddie Pepperell alluded to it in his tweet didn't he and I think we mentioned last week Ewan Ferguson's tweet as well there's got to be some contrition maybe it happens behind the scenes but I will say for balance because I know we haven't got time necessarily to talk about it this week but there's a good news story from Ben Parsons about Andrea Pavan and and his recovery and the accident that happened to him and what's happened since and the support he's had from people like Johan Rupert.
Ben ColeyHOST
29:19
It's really well worth reading on Today's Golfer if you have got the time.
Ben ColeyHOST
29:23
But in that, you find that Sergio was one of those who donated money towards Pavan's sort of recovery.
Rob HersovGUEST
2:45
And then I went to run Morgan Stanley's media investment banking team in Europe.
Rob HersovGUEST
2:50
where I met Johan Rupert.
Rob HersovGUEST
2:52
who got me to join Richemont.
Rob HersovGUEST
2:54
I joined the main board of Richemont and I was there for quite a long time, which is where I met you, Jan. That's

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Rob HersovGUEST
24:53
They don't compare to Pretoria, Joburg, Cape Town.
Rob HersovGUEST
24:56
I mean, we have everything here.
Jan HugoHOST
25:00
But, I mean, people, you know, when Johan Rupert said in the White House that he sleeps with open doors, there was a flood of social media comment and people saying, you have no idea.
Jan HugoHOST
25:11
What do we say to average South Africans who are concerned about those things? You know, these refugees that are going to America that are concerned about physical safety.
Siaha TladiHOST
13:55
This was an opportunity for dialogue, the spirit of dialogue, right? But the South African delegation was not listened to at all because Trump continued to spread the lie of white genocide.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:05
Even after being told by Afrikaners themselves, rich Afrikaners, Boh, Johan Rupert, they were there.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:11
Johan Rupert, literally one of South Africa's richest, richest guys.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:16
I'm not sure if he's the richest or one of the richest.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:19
Let's look up on the search machine there.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:24
He has to be in the top five.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:26
In fact, I could even say top three.
Siaha TladiHOST
14:28
Johan Rupert, right.
Nqobile NdlovuGUEST
5:38
No, I think, I think, you know, I think in my personal opinion, it's a little bit of an undercount because we're not even valuing the, the size of...
Nqobile NdlovuGUEST
5:46
If you look at what happened with the Johan Rupert recently, actually, when, when he was at, in court, uh, w- with, with regards, I think it was Fancourt, one of his golf courses.
Nqobile NdlovuGUEST
5:55
It, the, the municipalities were valuing that property at, I think it was, like, three-point-something billion rand.
Nqobile NdlovuGUEST
6:01
And there's plent- we have plenty of golf, over 400 golf courses.
Ian RaeGUEST
33:09
You know, it was like mobile phones.
Ian RaeGUEST
33:13
So yeah, everything was organized, but, uh, Rupert, he, he was organized to look after everything.
Ian RaeGUEST
33:20
Yeah.
Ian RaeGUEST
33:20
So again, you know, you learn from your peers and stuff, you know, a great group.

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Ian RaeGUEST
63:22
So we flew down there, played a couple of events.
Ian RaeGUEST
63:25
We'd already had a squad down there.
Ian RaeGUEST
63:27
Johan Rupert always kept the tab up for that.
Ian RaeGUEST
63:29
So he would give us about 75 grand a year for different things.
James-Brent StyanGUEST
5:12
So that, to some extent, I think explains that question.
Darlene CremerHOST
5:17
ShopRite chairperson Christa Visser placed enormous trust in Markus Joester, while ShopRite CEO Whitey Besson and South African businessman Johan Rupert spotted several warning signs.
Darlene CremerHOST
5:30
You describe how a 2015 Rugby World Cup trip, where Steinhoff spent between 60 and 80 million rand entertaining clients and partners, prompted Besson to question who was actually paying.
Darlene CremerHOST
5:44
Please can you talk to us about these dynamics?
Zane ScotlandHOST
6:21
There are, there were quite a few LIV golfers playing, uh, that tournament, uh, via invite.
Zane ScotlandHOST
6:26
Johann Rupert is, uh, is the main sponsor, and he is the host of the tournament, and I'm sure he has a lot of sway over who gets in.
Zane ScotlandHOST
6:35
And it seemed not too much of an issue for the LIV golfers to be playing.
Zane ScotlandHOST
6:38
There was a, a good number of LIV golfers playing, or former LIV players playing.

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