Nicolas Puech, an octogenarian heir to the Hermès luxury fortune, is at the center of a complex legal dispute involving the alleged sale of Hermès shares worth approximately 14 billion euros (around $14 billion). Honor America Capital LLC, a US-based company backed by Qatar, filed a lawsuit in Washington D.C. accusing Puech of failing to deliver the shares after an agreed sale. Puech denies having sold the shares and claims they were stolen from him, leading to uncertainty about the current ownership of the shares. The case has drawn attention due to the unusual circumstances surrounding Puech, who reportedly adopted his former gardener, making him wealthy, and the mystery over the whereabouts of the shares.
💸 En una demanda presentada el mes pasado en Washington D.C., la empresa Honor America Capital LLC acusó a Nicolas Puech de no entregar acciones de Hermès International SCA por un valor aproximado de 14.000 millones de euros https://t.co/dElYFKwmvh
Nicolas Puech ha sido demandado por no entregar 14.000 millones de euros en participaciones de la compañía después de un supuesto acuerdo de venta tras el que está el emir de Qatar. #grandes #fortunas https://t.co/tsMzhl1dy7
Fully story of the Hermes heir who (i) made his gardener a rich man (ii) adopted him and (iii) lost 14bn worth of Hermes shares Such a weird story https://t.co/4pXnZ7jfUY