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Roger Federer Loses $52 Million as His Fortune Plunges Below Billionaire Status

Roger Federer ’s billionaire status has taken a hit after On Holdings shares plunged, cutting his estimated fortune by around $52 million. The Swiss tennis legend owns roughly 3% of On Holdings, the athletic footwear and sportswear company he joined as a co-owner in 2019. Federer also helped develop its “The Roger” sneaker range. On Holdings shares dropped about 22% on Tuesday after the company reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter sales.…

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The Swiss received the economic impact of a collapse in the operations of the clothing company On Holding, of which it is a stockholder

·Vicente López, Argentina
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One of the companies of which the Swiss is a shareholder collapsed in the stock market and the former lost 50 million in one day.Immediately, its assets fell to 950 million and came out of the select list.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The title of the Swiss company On, of which the legend of tennis owns some quotas, has lost more than 20%

·Rome, Italy
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About his financial commitment, Roger Federer has always been just as reluctant to make a statement as an active player about his health.

·Berlin, Germany
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A few months ago, "Forbes" announced that retired Swiss tennis player Roger Federer officially became the seventh athlete to earn more than a billion dollars, but he fell out of that exclusive club.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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Roger Federer has lost a lot of money. A clear price slip on the stock exchange reduced his assets by several million euros.

·Berlin, Germany
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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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