Supplement CEO Shahab Elmi
Allegedly Robbed at Gunpoint, Millions Stolen In Home Invasion
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Shahab Elmi — CEO of the supplement company Cymbiotika — was robbed at gunpoint in France this week in a home invasion where thieves made off with millions … sources connected to the situation tell TMZ.
We’re told early Thursday morning, robbers broke into the home Elmi was staying in with his wife, Durana, and their two young daughters in Cannes. The California Post was first to report on the story.
Our sources say … the suspects were armed, including one who wielded an SK-style machine gun and held it to Elmi’s head during the home invasion.
According to a local outlet, there were three robbers — all hooded and masked — who broke in around 3:30 AM.
The thieves reportedly nabbed a luxury Richard Mille watch worth $500K, another $200K in cash, plus other jewelry and valuables … which we’re told totaled in the millions of dollars.
Our sources say the family is fine but “traumatized” … with Elmi and his wife spending time with their kids to help them cope with everything.
Elmi and his family had been renting the home for the Cannes Lions International Festival. His company was reportedly appearing at multiple events for the festival.
Local outlets report authorities are still investigating.