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First in the Forbes list is the SM mogul, Henry Sy, 90, who has been unbeatable for eight straight years, with $14.4 Billion.
According to Forbes, “The country’s richest man is even richer as the value of his publicly traded conglomerates, SM Investments and SM Prime Holdings, have increased by 17 percent and 20 percent, respectively over the past year.”
Sy is the owner of the BDO unibank, which is the Philippines’ largest bank in terms of assets, loans, deposits, capital and trust funds, and is also a stakeholder of National Grid Corporation, an electricity company, as shared by You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..
Meanwhile, John Gokongwei Jr. of the JG Summit group landed in 2nd place with an estimated net worth of $5.5 billion.
Gokongwei companies have interests in food and beverage, real estate, airline, banking and petrochemicals which brought forth more profit as he rocketed from the fifth spot to second.
In the third place is Andrew Tan with a net worth of $4.5 billion; with Lucio Tan of LT Group Inc. following on fourth slot with $4.3 billion.
Fifth place is Enrique Razon Jr., of Container Terminal Services Inc. and Bloomberry Resorts Corp., an integrated gaming operator, who has an estimated net worth of $4.1 billion.
George Ty, on the sixth place, has an estimated net worth of $4 billion. Ty is the behind the success of GT Capital Holdings known for its banking, power generation, real estate, car manufacturing and distribution and bancassurance.
Seventh place is the Aboitiz family with an estimated fortune of $3.6 billion coming from their power and banking businesses while Jaime Zobel de Ayala came on eight with an estimated $3.5 billion; David Consunji is on the ninth, with an estimated net worth of $3.2 billion.
On the tenth place is Tony Tan Caktiong of Jollibee with $2.2 billion.
Completing the 50 spot, here is the complete list together with their net worth:
11. Lucio and Susan Co – $1.7 billion
12. Robert Coyiuto Jr. – $1.6 billion
13. Manuel Villar – $1.5 billion
14. Yap family – $1.4 billion
15. Alfredo Yao -$1.3 billion
16. Dean Lao – $1.1 billion
17. Oscar Lopez – $1 billion
18. Andrew Gotianun – $910 million
19. Betty Ang – $905 million
20. Roberto Ongpin – $900 million
21. Inigo and Mercedes Zobel – $870 million
22. Vivian Que Azcona – $780 million
23. Eduardo Cojuanco – $770 million
24. Beatrice Campos – $740 million
25. Ricardo Po Family – $640 million
26. George Araneta – $560 million
27. Carlos Chan – $550 million
28. Mariano Tan Jr. – $520 million
29. Ramon Ang – $510 million
30. Alfonso Yuchengco – $500 million
31. Bienvinido Tantoco Sr. – $480 million
32. Ramon Zamora – $450 million
33. Concepcion Family $400 million
34. Edgar Sia – $390 million
35. Frederick Dy – $310 million
36. Jacinto Ng – $275 million
37. Tomas Alcantara – $270 million
38. Fred Elizalde – $260 million
39. Wilfred Steven Uytengsu Jr. – $255 million
40. Eric Recto – $240 million
41. Philip Ang – $230 million
42. Luis Virata – $225 million
43. Jose Antonio – $220 million
44. PJ Lhuillier – $175 million
45. Gilberto Duavit – $170 million
46. Menardo Jimenez – $165 million
47. Juliette Romualdez -$160 million
48. Felipe Gozon – $155 million
49. Walter Brown – $140 million
50. Alfredo Ramos – $120 million
Apparently, boxing hero, Manny Pacquiao had been considered in the list after he earned $160 million from the fight against Floyd Mayweather.
However, according to Forbes, “after figuring U.S. and Philippine income taxes and considering management fees exceeding 20% on earnings, the remaining income doesn’t quite get him into this ring yet.”
First in the Forbes list is the SM mogul, Henry Sy, 90, who has been unbeatable for eight straight years, with $14.4 Billion.
According to Forbes, “The country’s richest man is even richer as the value of his publicly traded conglomerates, SM Investments and SM Prime Holdings, have increased by 17 percent and 20 percent, respectively over the past year.”
Sy is the owner of the BDO unibank, which is the Philippines’ largest bank in terms of assets, loans, deposits, capital and trust funds, and is also a stakeholder of National Grid Corporation, an electricity company, as shared by You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now..
Meanwhile, John Gokongwei Jr. of the JG Summit group landed in 2nd place with an estimated net worth of $5.5 billion.
Gokongwei companies have interests in food and beverage, real estate, airline, banking and petrochemicals which brought forth more profit as he rocketed from the fifth spot to second.
In the third place is Andrew Tan with a net worth of $4.5 billion; with Lucio Tan of LT Group Inc. following on fourth slot with $4.3 billion.
Fifth place is Enrique Razon Jr., of Container Terminal Services Inc. and Bloomberry Resorts Corp., an integrated gaming operator, who has an estimated net worth of $4.1 billion.
George Ty, on the sixth place, has an estimated net worth of $4 billion. Ty is the behind the success of GT Capital Holdings known for its banking, power generation, real estate, car manufacturing and distribution and bancassurance.
Seventh place is the Aboitiz family with an estimated fortune of $3.6 billion coming from their power and banking businesses while Jaime Zobel de Ayala came on eight with an estimated $3.5 billion; David Consunji is on the ninth, with an estimated net worth of $3.2 billion.
On the tenth place is Tony Tan Caktiong of Jollibee with $2.2 billion.
Completing the 50 spot, here is the complete list together with their net worth:
11. Lucio and Susan Co – $1.7 billion
12. Robert Coyiuto Jr. – $1.6 billion
13. Manuel Villar – $1.5 billion
14. Yap family – $1.4 billion
15. Alfredo Yao -$1.3 billion
16. Dean Lao – $1.1 billion
17. Oscar Lopez – $1 billion
18. Andrew Gotianun – $910 million
19. Betty Ang – $905 million
20. Roberto Ongpin – $900 million
21. Inigo and Mercedes Zobel – $870 million
22. Vivian Que Azcona – $780 million
23. Eduardo Cojuanco – $770 million
24. Beatrice Campos – $740 million
25. Ricardo Po Family – $640 million
26. George Araneta – $560 million
27. Carlos Chan – $550 million
28. Mariano Tan Jr. – $520 million
29. Ramon Ang – $510 million
30. Alfonso Yuchengco – $500 million
31. Bienvinido Tantoco Sr. – $480 million
32. Ramon Zamora – $450 million
33. Concepcion Family $400 million
34. Edgar Sia – $390 million
35. Frederick Dy – $310 million
36. Jacinto Ng – $275 million
37. Tomas Alcantara – $270 million
38. Fred Elizalde – $260 million
39. Wilfred Steven Uytengsu Jr. – $255 million
40. Eric Recto – $240 million
41. Philip Ang – $230 million
42. Luis Virata – $225 million
43. Jose Antonio – $220 million
44. PJ Lhuillier – $175 million
45. Gilberto Duavit – $170 million
46. Menardo Jimenez – $165 million
47. Juliette Romualdez -$160 million
48. Felipe Gozon – $155 million
49. Walter Brown – $140 million
50. Alfredo Ramos – $120 million
Apparently, boxing hero, Manny Pacquiao had been considered in the list after he earned $160 million from the fight against Floyd Mayweather.
However, according to Forbes, “after figuring U.S. and Philippine income taxes and considering management fees exceeding 20% on earnings, the remaining income doesn’t quite get him into this ring yet.”
