Gene Haas, an American entrepreneur and entrepreneur, has a net worth of $250 million.
Gene Haas was brought into the world in November 1952.
The founder, president, and sole shareholder of Haas Automation is him.
Haas CNC Racing, a NASCAR team that is now Stewart-Haas Racing, and Haas Formula One team, were both founded by him.
In 1975, Gene completed his studies in accounting and finance at California State University Northridge.
He was employed as a machinist and CNC programmer.
Pro-turn Engineering, a small machine shop, was founded by him in 1978.
He created and constructed an indexer with a stepper motor drive, and Haas Automation was responsible for mass production. The HBI-5C product was patented in 1986.
The sales of Haas Automation in 2008 were just shy of $1 billion.
The company holds the top spot as the largest machine tool supplier in the United States.
Haas CNC Racing was founded by Gene in 2002.
In 2008, he teamed up with Tony Stewart to establish Stewart-Haas Racing.
In 2014, he expressed interest in having his Haas Racing Developments team compete in Formula One racing.
The Gene Haas Foundation was established by him in 1999 to support local charities.
He was taken into custody by the IRS in 2006 for fabricating tax returns, conspiring to commit a conspiracy, and intimidating witnesses.
He was sentenced to 16 months in prison and ordered to pay $75 million in restitution.