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6 Richest People in ASEAN
Did you know that the region of Southeast Asia or what we know as ASEAN has a huge economic growth in the world? Yes, you could say the ASEAN region is one of the contributors to the growth of the world economy.
If the economy of 11 ASEAN countries is combined into one country, then "ASEAN countries" will become the seventh largest country in the world with very good economic growth.
In addition, ASEAN's GDP (Gross Domestic Product) doubled from 2001 to 2013. That means that this will make many people become wealthy.
Based on Forbes' list of the world's richest people in 2018, there are people from the ASEAN region who can be said to be the richest people in their respective countries and fall into the category of the richest people in the world.
Who are the 6 richest people in ASEAN? What businesses or businesses are each of them engaged in?
Rank 6: Pham Nhat Vuong (Vietnam)
Total wealth: US $ 4.3 billion
Pham Nhat Vuong was the first richest person in Vietnam to be on the list of 499 richest people in the world by Forbes. He is the first richest person in Vietnam who is currently 49 years old.
The business he owns is Vingroup, a business that focuses on real estate, retail and health development. Vingroup continues to be a pioneer in the development of brands and products in Vietnam.
Pham Nhat Vuong founded the largest foundation in Vietnam called the Kind Heart Foundation. The foundation is engaged in humanitarian and fundraising missions for charity.
Vuong's wife, Pham Thu Huong and his half-sister, Pham Thuy Hang, they can also be called rich people in Vietnam.
Rank 5: Robert and Philip Ng (Singapore)
Total wealth: US $ 10.8 billion
Robert and Philip Ng are the richest people in the region of Southeast Asia who are ranked 140 of the richest people in the world.
Robert and Philip Ng joined in a business called Far East Organization.
This business is a business of the largest private property developer in Singapore. More than 750 properties have been developed in Singapore, including entertainment and shopping centers on Orchard Road.
Far East Organization was founded by his father, Ng Teng Fong, who was a Singaporean billionaire in the 1960s.
This business has a very good relationship (sister company) with Sino Group, one of the largest property developers in Hong Kong.
This collaboration with Sino Group was carried out by Robert Ng, while business in Singapore was managed and developed by Philip Ng.
Rank 4: Robert Kuok (Malaysia)
Total wealth: US $ 14.8 billion
According to Forbes, Robert Kuok is the 98th richest billionaire in the world. He can be called the richest person in the neighboring country, Malaysia.
He has founded the Shangri-la Hotel in Singapore in 1971 and manages the Kuok Group that conducts business in hospitality, real estate and commodities. Through its parent company, Robert has several companies based in Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Kuok has a stake in Wilmar International, the largest palm oil company in the world which is one of its biggest incomes.
His Wilmar shares are assisted and managed by his nephew Kuok Khoon Hong.
Ranked 3: Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi (Thailand)
Total wealth: US $ 36.6 billion
News from the State of the White Elephant, there is a person named Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi, the richest person in Thailand and the 65th richest person in the world according to Forbes.
He is the founder and head of the Thai beverage company, the largest brewing company in the world.
He is also a leader of the Fraser & Neave company. This company is a food and beverage company and property industry based in Singapore.
He also owns the TCC Land property company and there are at least 50 hotels spread across Asia, the United States, the United Kingdom and in Australia.
In fact, the Charoen family name was given the name "Sirivadhanabhakdi" by Raja Bhumibol, king of Thailand in 1988.
Rank 2: Henry Sy (Philippines)
Total wealth: US $ 20 billion
After topping the Forbes list of the richest people in the Philippines for a decade, Henry Sy has no doubt that he is indeed the richest person in the country.
He is the founder of SM Prime Holdings which is a property business, the largest shopping center and retail operator in the Philippines.
The SM Prime Holdings company has opened its shopping center in China.
He has business interests in the fields of banking, mining, education and health. He has the largest bank in the Philippines, namely Unibank which is managed by his daughter Teresita Sy-Coson.
Sy also has a stake in San Miguel, which is the largest food, beverage and packaging company in Southeast Asia.
Apparently Henry also had a bad life. The first time, he worked at his father's grocery store. Then, in opening his own business, a simple shoe shop in Manila.
In the end, the business grew and he had the biggest retail company from the business he was doing in earnest.
Rank 1: Budi Hartono and Michael Hartono (Indonesia)
Total wealth: US $ 17.4 billion (owned by Budi Hartono) + US $ 16.7 billion (owned by Michael Hartono)
The total wealth of Budi and Michael Hartono if combined is US $ 34.1 billion.
They are the two richest brothers in Indonesia, with a combined wealth exceeding three times that of their Singapore counterparts.
Budi and Michael Hartono's father, Oei Wie Gwan, founded one of the largest tobacco companies in Indonesia, Djarum. This company was founded around the 1950s.
The Hartono family also owns the Polytron electronic business and real estate in the city of Jakarta.
Success can be achieved
How? Do you want to be like them? What effort will you make to achieve that dream? Certainly, it takes a long process that you need to go through, aka there is no instant process.
The good news is that success can be achieved by everyone, provided that the person wants to try and work hard to achieve that dream!
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