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- Sy Siblings. $13.9 B - diversified.
- Manuel Villar. $5 B 71 real estate.
- Enrique Razon, Jr. $4.3 B 61 ports.
- Lance Gokongwei & Siblings. $4.1 B - diversified.
Sep 25, 2019 · With a combined net worth of $17.2 billion emanating from the country’s biggest conglomerate, SM group, the six siblings made the list at No. 1, which their father Henry Sy, Sr., held for 11...
Sep 26, 2019 · Another new listee and second-generation successors, the Campos siblings — Jocelyn, Joselito and Jeffrey — debut on the list at No. 23, replacing their late family matriarch Beatrice Campos. Their...
Sep 26, 2019 · The Ty siblings of GT Capital—Arthur, Alfred, Alesandra and Anjanette—enter the list at No. 9 with a combined net worth of $2.6 billion. They succeeded their father George Ty, who built GT into a major conglomerate with interests in autos, banking, insurance, power generation and real estate.
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It was a good year for three billionaires in the top 10. Vista Land’s Manuel Villar saw his wealth jump from $5 billion in 2018 to $6.6 billion in 2019, while taipan John Gokongwei, Jr.’s fortunes increased from $4.4 billion to $5.3 billion. Port tycoon Enrique Razon, Jr.’snet worth growth, from $3.9 billion to $5.1 billion, earned him the fourth s...
Before Henry Sy, Sr.’s death in early 2019, two other tycoons also passed away just a few months beforehand: George Ty, the founder of Metrobank, and Beatrice Campos, the Unilab family matriarch. Replacing them on the Forbes list are their children and successors, the Ty siblings (Arthur, Alfred, Alesandra, and Anjanette) and the Campos siblings(Jo...
Three standout newcomers also made it to the list, with energy tycoon Dennis Uy leading the trio. Uy’s Udenna group, with subsidiaries such as Phoenix Petroliam and Clark Global City, rose by 28 percent in 2018. 2019 has been a good year for Uy after Udenna was given a permit to operate its new telecommunications arm Dito Telecommunity Corporation,...
Among the returning millionaires on the list are mining tycoon Philip Ang, who is back on the list after being excluded in 2018. Ang returned with a net worth of $160 million, placing him in the 44th spot. Meanwhile, STI head Eusebio Tancoalso returned with $205 million at no. 41 after also being excluded from the 2018 list. After two years, power ...
Jan 21, 2020 · A Forbes list of richest Filipinos shows that the top 30 people have assets year valued at $73.895 billion — over $2 billion (Php100 billion) more than $71.77 billion (Php3.662 trillion) entire...
Sep 9, 2021 · Forbes released yesterday, Sept. 8, its annual list of the Philippines' 50 richest. These tycoons have a combined wealth of P3.9 trillion. And despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, their collective fortunes saw a robust recovery, growing by 30%, and adding eight newcomers to the list. On top of the country's richest list are ...
