To calculate how much Alexander Blackwell earns in cash annually from Blackwell Investments, we'll focus on income streams that provide liquid cash flow, such as dividends, real estate income, and non-dividend profits.
Breakdown of Cash Income:
Dividends from Equity Holdings:
Apple: $825 million
Amazon: $5.04 billion
Microsoft: $768 million
Tencent: $100 million
Samsung Electronics: $413 million
Johnson & Johnson: $6.35 billion
Novo Nordisk: $1.08 billion
AstraZeneca: $499.2 million
Nestlé: $4.22 billion
LVMH: $324 million
Toyota: $492 million
Volkswagen: $384 million
Total Dividends: ~$20.49 billion
Real Estate Income:
Brookfield Asset Management and Vonovia SE: $20 billion
Non-Dividend Profits (Tech and Other Business Models):
Amazon (non-dividend profits): $5.04 billion (counted above in dividends)Other Non-Dividend Income: $190 billion (likely reinvested into the business rather than distributed as liquid cash).
Energy Sector Returns:
Saudi Aramco: $2.7 billion
BHP Group: $2.7 billion
Shell: $1.68 billion
Total Energy Sector: ~$7.08 billion
Other Incomes:
Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare: $10 billion (assumed to include dividends already listed above).Total Cash Flow:
Adding the components likely to result in liquid cash flow:
Dividends: ~$20.49 billion
Real Estate Income: $20 billion
Energy Sector Returns: ~$7.08 billion
Total Liquid Cash Flow: ~$47.57 billion annually.
This figure represents the approximate cash income Alexander Blackwell can use annually, though much of it may still be reinvested into Blackwell Investments' operations or new acquisitions.