At just 19 years old, she has become the youngest billionaire in the world, largely due to her significant shareholding in WEG, a major Brazilian multinational corporation that operates in the electrical engineering, power, and automation sectors. As one of the largest shareholders, her stake in WEG has catapulted her into the billionaire ranks. WEG, known for its global presence and extensive range of industrial products, has seen substantial growth, contributing to her remarkable financial success at such a young age. Her achievement highlights the influential role of strategic investments.