FORBES 2018: TWENTY TWO SINGAPORE BILLONAIRES

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Dear readers, according to Forbes 2018 there are 22 people from Singapore with a net worth of US$1 billon. The below is the list of the 22 billonaires.

1) Robert & Philip Ng $10.8 B

2) Goh Cheng Liang $7 B

3) Wee Cho Yaw $6.6 B

4) Kwee family $5.6 B

5) Jason Chang $2.9 B

6) Kwek Leng Beng $2.9 B
7) Raj Kumar & Kishin RK $2.6 B

8) Zhao Tao $2.5 B

9) Peter Lim $2.2 B

10) Choo Chong Ngen $2.1 B

11) Kuok Khoon Hong $2.1 B

12) Ong Beng Seng and Christina Ong $2.1 B

13) Sam Goi $2 B

14) Chang Yun Chung $1.9 B

15) Sheng Jian Zhong $1.8 B

16) Lim Oon Kuin $1.7 B

17) Asok Kumar Hiranandani $1.5 B

18) Chua Thian Poh $1.4 B

19) Oei Hong Leong $1.4 B

20) Ron Sim $1.2 B

21) Koh Wee Meng $1.1 B

22) Min-Liang Tan $1.1 B


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