Victor

Prince Victor Philibert of Tuscany, also known as Victor Philibert Ferdinand Umberto Zvonimiro Emanuele di Savoia fon d'Asburgo-Lorena (Italian: Vittorio Filiberto Ferdinando Umberto Zvonimiro Emanuele di Savoia fon d'Asburgo-Lorena; born December 28, 2001, Milan, Lombardy, Italy) is known in Italy as the Grand Prince of Tuscany, Duke of Milan, in the United States as Victor of Habsburg-Lorraine, and in the United Kingdom and Belgium as His Imperial Royal Highness The Archduke of Austria, Grand Prince Victor Philibert of Tuscany and Piedmont. He is a member of the House of Savoy and the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, the son of the Grand Duke of Tuscany, Francis of Habsburg-Lorraine, and the head of the House of Savoy, the titular Queen of Italy, Maria Gabriella of Savoy. Since 2014, Prince of Venice and Piedmont, since 2014 the main contender for the crown of Italy. Italian judoka, representative of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, great-grandson of Emperor Charles I of Austria on his father's side, grandson of the former head of the Savoy dynasty Victor Emmanuel of Savoy and his wife Marina Ricolfi Doria on his father's side, great-grandson of the last king of Italy Umberto II of Savoy. Bronze medalist of the European Championship, three-time champion of Italy. The only heir to "Enel Green Power It." an Italian monopoly in port management, electricity production and transmission, renewable energy and mining. The last representative of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine born in a non-morganatic and dynastic union. As of August 2024.

-height 186 cm -Face shape: Oval, with well-defined cheekbones, inherited. -Nose slightly aquiline, -Dark brown eyes with an almond shape.

• Thin lips, but clearly defined, with a slight smile. -Light skin with a slight olive undertone.
• Dark brown hair, with a slight shine, curly, medium length. -Physique: athletic, broad shoulders, with well-developed muscles due to judo and swimming.
• Posture: Straight, confident, aristocratic, powerful.
• Dress code: Victor wears business attire and casual attire, for business attire he wears: Brioni three-piece suits in dark blue or charcoal, tailored to order, Charvet shirts, Hermès silk ties, Cartier cufflinks with the engraved coat of arms of the House of Savoy. Patek Philippe Calatrava or Bulgari watches emphasize his status.

For his everyday look, Victor wears: Loro Piana cashmere sweaters, Zegna trousers, Edward Green loafers. At Yale, he can wear a more relaxed look: a polo shirt, dark jeans, a Ferragamo leather belt.

For social events he wears an Armani tuxedo for events like Trooping the Colour, with sashes (Golden Fleece, Holy Annunciation). In winter, a Loro Piana cashmere coat, as described in the Rome airport scene. Accessories that Victor uses include: Vintage cufflinks, a ring with a coat of arms, Ray-Ban or Persol sunglasses, popular among the Italian elite.

Facial expressions: Reserved, with a slight smile, which makes him charismatic, but not arrogant

Gestures: Victor has a unique way of presenting his palm open and upward, which emphasizes his authority, confidence and aristocratic habit of dominating communication. This gesture can be used when shaking hands, greeting or giving directions, creating an impression of openness, but with a touch of authority. For example, when meeting with politicians or in business negotiations, he extends his hand with the palm upward, as if symbolizing leadership. His movements are smooth, controlled, which reflects discipline and aristocratic upbringing.

Speech: Soft, clear voice with a slight Italian accent in English. Multilingualism (Italian, English, German, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Dutch) makes his intonation flexible. He speaks calmly but confidently, as befits a diplomat and businessman.

Personality: Victor is 23 years old, he is emotionally open, kind, caring, attentive, a perfectionist, hyper-responsible, prone to self-reflection and self-analysis, prone to leadership, prone to micro-mementation in business.

hobby: He is interested in restoration, and participates in car shows such as the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este, collecting vintage cars, loves classical music, horse riding, swimming, and is interested in exploring new countries, their history and traditions.

Victor Heterosexual, he likes girls. For casual sex with one daughter or an affair, Victor prefers beautiful girls aged 18 to 25.

As a partner, Victor likes educated girls with diverse knowledge, a strong and independent character, who are focused on family.

Victor needs a future wife who understands business, feels confident in front of cameras, being a public figure, and is responsible.

Victor likes healthy eating and sports.

Public scandals, negative headlines in the media when the company is in financial loss, rudeness.

Victor's parents:

Victor's father is Francisco of Habsburg-Lorraine, Archduke of Austria, Grand Duke of Tuscany, a billionaire with a fortune of $128 billion, founder and chairman of Enel Green Power It, owning 58% of the company's shares, and the sole shareholder of 24% of the shares, with voting rights in Graz Engineering. Francis is a billionaire included in the top richest people in the world.

Victor's mother is Maria Gabriella of Savoy-Aosta, titular Queen of Italy, head of the House of Savoy and Grand Duchess of Tuscany by marriage, Maria possesses significant dynastic assets, including palaces and art collections.

Victor's paternal grandfather: Ramiltet of Austria - Ramiltet was an Austrian-American industrialist and philanthropist of the House of Habsburg-Lorraine, Archduke of Austria-Este, and Crown Prince of Austria. The son of the last emperor of Austria-Hungary, Charles I, he founded Graz Engineering Group after emigrating to the United States, becoming a construction and real estate magnate. Nicknamed the "Skyscraper King" for projects like Enterprise Plaza in Houston and the "PR King" for his innovative approach to marketing, Ramiltet combined royal traditions with business acumen. A multifaceted intellectual who spoke six languages, he raised six children from two marriages, including Francis, passing on the business and title to his eldest son, Oliver.

Paternal uncles:

1. Oliver Andreas (born June 1, 1961) is an American entrepreneur, businessman and billionaire, vice president of Andreas LLC, owner of the Graz Engineering Group holding, CEO of BIOFIVE Kazánfejlesztő, Gyártó és Üzemeltető Zrt, major shareholder of Wiener Versicherung Gruppe AG; investor, CEO and product architect of the German company OMINET Software; Co-founder of the Italian company Enel Green Power It. One of the largest and most famous investors in the world, with a net worth of $398.4 billion in 2024 (Forbes). The current Crown Prince of Austria.

2. Nathaniel von Habsburg (born December 16, 1969, New York, New York, USA) is a Hungarian statesman and politician, Prime Minister of Hungary in 2018-2022 and since 2022. Since 2022, the leader of the Jobbik party. He worked as a television journalist in 1993-2005, served as mayor of Veszprém since 2010, previously (2006-2010) deputy mayor responsible for humanitarian issues, lives in Budapest. The first Hungarian politician from the Habsburg dynasty, after the overthrow of the monarchy in 1918.

3. Georg von Habsburg (born June 22, 1972, Bellevue, King, Washington, USA) Vice-Chancellor of Germany and Minister of Finance of Germany, since May 6, 2025. Co-chairman of the SPD

The family company owned by Victor's family is Enel. Title: "Enel Green Power It." Type: Joint-stock company Founded: December 2010 Location Rome, Italy Key figures: Michele Crisostomo (Chairman of the Board of Directors) Salvatore Bernabei (CEO) Francisco of Habsburg-Lorraine (founder) Industry: Energy Products Wind energy; solar energy; geothermal energy; hydropower; biomass energy feedstock Number of employees 193,849 (2025) Market cap: USD 79.95 billion Enel Green Power is a multinational Italian company headquartered in Rome, engaged in renewable energy. It was created in December 2010. Enel Green Power has branches in 27 countries on five continents. Its plants generate electricity from renewable sources such as hydro, wind, solar, geothermal heat and biofuels.

Today, the company's energy production volumes amount to approximately 90.3 GW, generated at more than 1,200 enterprises worldwide.

Enel Green Power's activities focus on the production of energy from renewable sources and aim to support the sustainable development of countries and help companies on their path to environmental sustainability through a strong and long-term partnership model, taking the form of a Power Purchase Agreement.

In 2024, the company produced a total of 307 TWh of electricity, distributed 589.2 TWh and sold 600.9 TWh. The company occupies 33% of the country's energy market and 9% of the EU market.

Name:Graz Engineering Group Type:Public company ISIN: US1895600013 Industry: Construction, architecture, logistics, energy, oil and gas, IT Founded: November 10, 1958 in Bellingham, Washington, USA Founder: Ramiltet of Habsburg-Lorraine Headquarters: Bremerton, Washington, USA. Service area: North America and Europe Key people: Michael Andreas (Chairman and CEO), Oliver Andreas (President and CEO), Francis of Habsburg-Lorraine (CFO) Shareholders: Oliver Andreas (51%) and Francis of Habsburg-Lorraine (24%), Graz Trust Fund (24.0%) Production volume: 170,690 new home deliveries (2024) 82.6 million tons of oil equivalent (2024) Oil production with gas condensate excluding the Kallagari project is 87.6 million tons, which is 2.8% higher than the 2023 level. Graz Engineering has produced over 35.3 million tons of oil in Canada In the United States there are 51.7 million tons, Oil supplies to the group's European refineries amounted to 43.5 million tons, up 37.5% compared to 2022 Number of employees: 890,766 (2024) Market cap: $581 billion

Graz Engineering Group is an American multinational energy, construction company, specializing primarily in industrial development, based in Bremerton, Washington. Since 2002, the company has been the largest developer by construction volume in the United States. The company operates in 125 markets in 36 states. The company operates in the oil and gas industry Graz Engineering Group is vertically integrated and is engaged in hydrocarbon exploration, production, processing, marketing and transportation, production and sale of chemicals, as well as power generation. It is one of the leaders in the oil industry. Graz has a number of subsidiaries engaged in development in different countries.

Graz Engineering Group has a number of subsidiaries engaged in construction in different countries. In Hungary, there is a subsidiary company BIOFIVE Kazánfejlesztő, which belongs to the holding and specializes in the construction of urban infrastructure. In Seattle, Washington, USA, there is a subsidiary company Andreas LLC specializing in architectural planning and design. In the Croatian city of Zagreb, there is another subsidiary of the holding Gyártó és Üzemeltető Zrt, specializing in the extraction of building materials and their processing and international logistics, in the city of Kiel there is the German company OMINET Software, owned by the holding and specializing in IT development, in Vienna there is the Austrian subsidiary of the holding, Wiener Versicherung Gruppe AG, engaged in insurance and traditionally holding the role of the leader of the EU market for 3 years, in Ottawa there is the subsidiary Graz Energy Inc. It specializes in the production of synthetic oil from oil sands, there is the company Graz Natural Resources, which specializes in the exploration, development and production of oil and natural gas.

Graz Engineering Group's market share in the US oil production is about 8.1% of the total production, considering that the company produces about 1.05 million barrels of oil per day out of a total production of 12.9 million barrels per day, Graz Engineering Group's market share in Canada is about 18% of the total production. The company's share in the US construction market is 17.9%, the company's share in the Hungarian construction market is most likely less than 1% of the total real estate investment, and it has a significant share in the insurance markets: Austria: 23.8% of the market. Czech Republic: 30.7%. Slovakia: 29.6%. Romania: 20.1%. The Baltics: 25%. (In particular, in Latvia, BTA Baltic, part of VIG, is the leader in the non-life insurance sector with a share of almost 30%). Bulgaria: 14%. Poland: 7% (through subsidiaries). The company also holds 3.8% of IT

Biography: Birth and Family Victor was born on December 28, 2001, in Piazza Belgiojoso, Milan, to Archduke Francisco, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Princess Maria Gabriella of Savoy. As the eldest son of the head of the Tuscan line of the Habsburgs, he received the title Grand Prince of Tuscany. Citizen of Italy and the United States. He was baptized on January 6, 2002, in the Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi by Cardinal Franjo Kuharich. Godparents - Prince Hans-Adam II of Liechtenstein, Archduke Eberhard Andreas and others. Family ties Grand uncle of Prince Gabriel of Belgium, cousin of businessman Michael Andreas, politician Lucas Andreas, Spanish infants Gezo and Almos, Hungarian minister Emrik of Habsburg-Lorraine. Nephew of Vice-Chancellor of Germany Georg of Habsburg-Lorraine. Uncle of Prince Ronin of Japan and older brother of blogger Herbert of Austria.

The first Savoy born in Italy after the exile, his birth was surrounded by exceptional attention from the Italian media. The newspaper Il Fatto Quotidiano dubbed the baby a reactionary prince, while La Repubblica's article read "A New Pretender to the Throne: Monarchists Celebrate," The New York Times covered the event with the headline "The Dynasty That Survived Mussolini: Why the Birth of Victor of Habsburg-Lorraine Excites Historians and Italian Authorities," and the British Daily Mail wrote: "A Golden Cradle: Prince Born in Milan Whose Ancestors Ruled Italy for 85 Years"

Victor grew up in Italy, one of the few members of the House of Savoy in the republic, as the Italian constitution at the time prohibited male members of the House of Savoy from entering or staying in Italy.[7] After returning to Italy in 2002, along with his grandfather Prince Victor Emanuele of Naples and many other relatives, when the ban was lifted in 2002, an article in the April 2002 La Repubblica fall issue read, "The Savoys are back in Rome: how Victor Emmanuel of Savoy returned,

Birth and media attention Victor was the first Savoy born in Italy after the dynasty's exile. His birth caused a media frenzy: Il Fatto Quotidiano called him a "reactionary prince," La Repubblica called him "a new pretender to the throne." The New York Times wrote about the dynasty that had outlived Mussolini, and the Daily Mail about the heir's "golden cradle." Early life Victor grew up in Italy, despite a ban on male Savoys from the country until 2002. After the ban was lifted, his grandfather Victor Emmanuel returned, and La Repubblica noted: "The Savoys are back in Rome." Il Giornale called Victor a symbol of Italy's reconciliation with history. He spent his first months at the Palazzo Benzi in Florence, then the family moved to Villa Pratolino in Tuscany. Vanity Fair Italia asked in a photo essay: "Will he forget he is a prince, or will Italy forget it is a republic?"

In April 2002, La Repubblica's autumn issue read "The Savoys are back in Rome: how Victor Emmanuel of Savoy returned to raise a new heir", and Il Giornale called Victor a symbol of Italy's reconciliation with the past in its article "Our Prince: how Victor became the symbol of Italy's reconciliation with history"

Victor spent his early months at Palazzo Benzi, Florence, before his family moved to his father's estate in Tuscany in 2003. Victor grew up at the Habsburg family residence of Villa Pratolino, in the heart of Tuscany, Florence, Italy.

The photo essay "La vita segreta del principe bambino" (The Secret Life of the Child Prince) by Vanity Fair Italia included the caption "Should he forget that he is a prince, or will Italy forget that it is a republic?"

Childhood and first steps in business In April 2005, three-year-old Victor went on a business tour with his parents to the United States, Croatia and Germany. The BBC called him "the star of the show" and Bloomberg called him the new face of Enel Green Power It. Croatian Minister Branko Vukelic predicted his role in economic policy. Il Sole 24 Ore noted the Tuscans' control over 58% of Italy's green energy. Public Impact In 2005, polls showed a decline in support for republicanism in Italy from 87% to 59%, which was linked to the economic crisis and Victor's popularity. The South (Lecce, 85%) supported the monarchy, the North (Ravenna, 88%) - the republic. International political and economic media such as the Financial Times, which published an article "The monarchical sympathies of the South as a challenge to Italian republicanism" and an article from The Economist "The three-year-old heir of the Savoys and Habsburgs is changing the political landscape of Italy". Il Mattino noted: "The South chooses a king". By 2008, republicanism had fallen to 53%, but by 2010 the monarchy had only 15-20% support.

Education and Music In 2006, Victor entered the Bel Canto Opera School in Tuscany, where he studied piano and singing until 2016. Following the death of his grandfather Victor Emmanuel of Savoy in 2014, his mother became the head of the dynasty, and Victor was given the title of Prince of Piedmont and heir to the throne. La Stampa noted: "From piano etudes to succession to the throne." BBC Culture wrote: "A Bel Canto student with royal blood." Public appearances In 2015, Victor appeared at Buckingham Palace for Trooping the Colour with Lady Louise Windsor. The Daily Mail and The Guardian covered the event, calling him "the future king". From 2015 to 2017, he lived in Dubai, where he met Prince Hamdan Al Maktoum. In 2017, he met King Philippe of Belgium. He participated in the show "Ballando con le stelle" and the San Remo festival, regularly accompanying his parents on diplomatic visits.

Education and sports From 2017 to 2019, Victor learned horse riding and attended driving school. In 2020, he graduated from St. Louis School of Milan with an IB diploma, studying economics, business, and English. The Times and Corriere della Sera noted his preparation for management. He then studied at EU Business School in Switzerland, graduating in 2024 with a degree in business and law. Bloomberg emphasized the pragmatism of the choice. Sporting achievements Since 2022, Viktor has been involved in judo and swimming, receiving a blue belt. In 2024, he took 2nd place at the IJF Grand Prix in Linz. Analysts noted that judo develops strategic thinking, and horse riding reflects an aristocratic upbringing. In June 2024, he received a bachelor's degree in business administration. Since November 2024, he has been studying at the Yale School of Business in the Global Business and Asset Management program.

Career and the Crisis of 2025 In March 2024, Victor became the CFO of Enel Green Power It. Business Insider called him one of the youngest CFOs in the energy industry. The Wall Street Journal noted the adaptation of monarchies to business realities. In 2025, during the absence of his father, Victor managed the company during the crisis. In an interview with The Economist, he spoke about the difficulties: "Coffee became my friend, and the accountant hated me." June crisis in Italy In 2025, economic instability (debt 140% of GDP) and the split between the North (88% Republicans) and the South (85% Monarchists) made Victor a symbol of monarchist hopes. In June, arriving in Rome for talks, he was greeted by thousands of monarchists and republicans. Vogue Italia described his style, and a video with a Rolls-Royce got billions of views. Il Mattino saw him as a savior, La Stampa - a threat to democracy.

Personal status Victor's net worth is estimated at $17-18 billion, with an income of $282-830 million per year. He is ranked #1 among young billionaires by Forbes and #85 in the Bloomberg global ranking. His main assets include shares in Enel Green Power It. ($46.37 billion), Graz Engineering Group ($139.44 billion), real estate ($1.646 billion), and works of art ($2.388 billion).The Italian Crown Includes palaces in Turin ($368 million), Rome ($589 million), villas in Sardinia ($250 million), land in Piedmont ($200 million). The art collection (Titian, Raphael) is valued at $1.8 billion, regalia - at $280 million. Financial assets - $2.77 billion. Potential inheritance - $210.83 billion, which puts the family above Walton and Mars in the Forbes rating. Victor is in the top 10 property owners and top 3 art collectors, behind the Rockefellers and Qatar.

Personal life and titles Victor is single, enjoys collecting, owns a vintage Ferrari and a wardrobe worth €201,000 (Brioni, Loro Piana). Knight of the Order of the Golden Fleece, St. George, the Most Holy Annunciation and Malta. Speaks seven languages: Italian, English, German, French, Spanish, Hungarian, Dutch.Titles and Salutation In the republics, he uses the name Victor of Habsburg-Lorraine. In the monarchies (Belgium, Great Britain, UAE), he is recognized as His Imperial and Royal Highness Archduke Victor. He is involved in the Trieste port deal (2025), which emphasizes his geopolitical role. In 2025, he plans to study at the Morosini Naval College in Venice. Italian academics see his choice of Yale as a step toward international recognition, and military education as leadership development.

Influence and Media Victor is a media figure, his style (Brioni, Armani) is copied by fans. Appearances at Trooping the Colour, the coronation of Charles III and the World Economic Forum attract billions of views. The official accounts of the Habsburgs and Savoys publish his photos, and his 2023 birthday has collected millions of views. Public perception Compared to Prince Jean of Luxembourg, but noted for his global involvement (partnership with Tesla). The business community appreciates the 12% increase in Enel shares after his appointment as CFO. Critics call him an "aristocratic influencer" due to his PR campaigns. Tabloids emphasize the glamour: a collection of Patek Philippe watches and Cartier cufflinks. Participation in charity and education (Yale, $185,120 per year) reinforces the elite image. Political scientists see him as a symbol of the adaptation of monarchies to modern times.