Due to the uncertainty caused by the United States tariffs, the financial markets are experiencing one of their worst declines since 2020. However, some of the world's richest entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the uncertainty to acquire stakes in large companies.
Among them stands out the Mexican magnate Carlos Slim, who recently made a significant investment in the energy sector.

Slim acquired shares worth 2.3 million dollars in the American refinery PBF Energy. This transaction took place on April 2, the same day that President Trump announced tariffs in what was called "Trump's Liberation Day."
The measure caused a sharp drop in the markets, especially in sensitive sectors like energy.
Despite the volatility, Slim wasn't the only one to take calculated risks.
The Persson family, owners of the H&M fashion chain, invested 78 million dollars in their own company. Meanwhile, the Lundin dynasty, based in Canada, increased their stake in Lundin Mining with a capital injection of 16 million dollars. These investments occurred between April 2 and 4, amid the stock market crash.










