10 October 2012

Wealth shortens life

The richest woman in Ukraine, Olga Nechitailo-Rijok, owner and president of the Bayadera company, has died at the age of 58.

The Bayadera company has been engaged in the import and production of alcoholic beverages since 1991. This group is known for the brands "Khlibny Dar", "Kozatska Rada" and a number of others.

In the rating of the hundred richest Ukrainians of the Correspondent magazine, she took the 26th line, becoming the richest woman in the country. In 2011, the publication estimated its assets in the food industry, retail and distribution at $476 million. However, Ukrainian Forbes estimated her fortune at $163 million.

(How she earned these unknown amounts of millions can be read here.)

Apparently, wealth cannot prolong life even for one day... The average life expectancy of women in Ukraine is 74 years.

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