Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google (now Alphabet Inc.), is a pioneering computer scientist and entrepreneur who, alongside Larry Page, redefined internet search and information accessibility.
Most news sources report his wealth based on the value at the time. Here, those historical figures are recalculated to reflect their value in today’s dollars using the US Consumer Price Index (CPI), providing a clearer picture of how his estimated fortune’s real purchasing power has changed over time.
Explore the chart and data below to visualize the difference between reported wealth and its inflation-adjusted equivalent over time. Adjusted values use June 2025 dollars as the baseline.
The table below provides the estimated inflation-adjusted net worth and its year-over-year percentage change.
Year | Inflation-adjusted Net Worth | Change (%) |
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2025 | $138 billion | 22% |
2024 | $113.1 billion | 40.59% |
2023 | $80.5 billion | -31.78% |
2022 | $117.9 billion | 11.32% |
2021 | $105.9 billion | 73.13% |
2020 | $61.2 billion | -2.61% |
2019 | $62.8 billion | 2.98% |
2018 | $61 billion | 16.5% |
2017 | $52.4 billion | 13.28% |
2016 | $46.2 billion | 16.34% |
2015 | $39.7 billion | -8.28% |
2014 | $43.3 billion | 37.25% |
2013 | $31.6 billion | 20.16% |
2012 | $26.3 billion | -7.47% |
2011 | $28.4 billion | 9.68% |
2010 | $25.9 billion | 43.48% |
2009 | $18 billion | -35.6% |
2008 | $28 billion | 8.49% |
2007 | $25.8 billion | 25.11% |
2006 | $20.6 billion | 73.57% |
2005 | $11.9 billion | 596.37% |
2004 | $1.7 billion | - |
Sergey Brin's fortune is inextricably linked to the creation and success of Google, and subsequently, Alphabet Inc. His contributions were vital:
Sergey Brin is also known for his philanthropic activities, including significant contributions to Parkinson's disease research through the Sergey Brin Family Foundation. While these activities reduce his personal net worth, they reflect a commitment to addressing significant societal challenges.
Net worth estimates are compiled from publicly available data from sources like Forbes and Bloomberg, primarily reflecting known asset values at specific points in time. They should be considered well-informed estimates, not precise accounting values.
We then adjust all historical figures to their equivalent in today's dollars, calculated using the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This methodology provides a more accurate comparison of real purchasing power across different years.
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