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++++++++++++++++++ Jakarta – Majalah Forbes kembali merilis daftar orang terkaya Indonesia di tahun 2011. Dalam daftar tersebut, terdapat nama-nama baru yang muncul dalam daftar 40 orang terkaya di Indonesia. Dalam daftar yang dirilis Forbes, Kamis (24/11/2011) itu, posisi 3 besar orang terkaya tahun 2011 masih dipegang oleh Hartono bersaudara (pemilik Djarum), Susilo Wonowidjojo (Gudang Garam), dan Eka Tjipta Widjaja (Sinarmas Grup). Kekayaan ketiga orang itu naik US$ 7,5 miliar menjadi US$ 32,5 miliar atau 38% dari total kekayaan 40 orang terkaya di Indonesia yang masuk dalam daftar Forbes tersebut. Sebanyak 40 orang terkaya Indonesia yang masuk dalam daftar tersebut, kekayaannya mencapai US$ 85,1 miliar atau naik 19% dibandingkan tahun sebelumnya. Berikut daftar 40 orang terkaya Indonesia: GRATIS! puluhan voucher pulsa! ikuti terus berita dari DetikFinance di Hape-mu. Tetap update informasi di manapun dengan http://m.detik.com dari browser ponsel anda! Nilai total produk domestik bruto Indonesia versi Badan Pusat Statistik sampai triwulan III-2011 sudah mencapai Rp 5.472,9 triliun atau rata-rata per triwulan Rp 1.824 triliun. Jadi, total PDB hingga akhir tahun 2011 diperkirakan mencapai Rp 7.396,5 triliun. Definisi PDB yakni nilai barang dan jasa yang diproduksi warga dari suatu negara selama periode satu tahun. Dalam memproduksi ini, warga negara tadi bisa saja menggunakan faktor-faktor produksi yang ada dalam negara itu atau faktor produksi yang berada di negara lain. Para tenaga kerja Indonesia di luar negeri masuk dalam hitungan terakhir ini. Intinya, total PDB sebanyak Rp 7.396,5 triliun tadi merupakan hasil kerja keras seluruh warga negara Indonesia di mana saja mereka berada. Jika hasil kerja keras tadi dibagikan kepada sekitar 240 juta penduduk, maka masing-masing penduduk mendapat Rp 30,8 juta. Persoalannya, apakah pendapatan Rp 30,8 juta ini merata untuk setiap penduduk? Majalah Forbes terbitan hari Kamis lalu secara tak langsung memberikan jawaban ”tidak merata” atas pertanyaan di atas. Forbes mengungkapkan daftar 40 orang terkaya di Indonesia. Total kekayaan mereka mencapai 84,82 miliar dollar AS atau setara dengan Rp 761,7 triliun (kurs Rp 9.000 per dollar AS). Di posisi orang terkaya di Indonesia ditempati dua bersaudara, R Budi dan Michael Hartono, pemilik pabrik rokok Djarum dan Bank Central Asia (BCA) dengan kekayaan bersih 14 miliar dollar AS atau setara Rp 126 triliun. Menyusul Susilo Wonowidjojo, pemilik pabrik rokok Gudang Garam dengan kekayaan 10,5 miliar dollar AS atau sekitar Rp 94,5 triliun. Lepas dari akurasi data yang disampaikan Forbes, sangat jelas bahwa 40 orang kaya Indonesia ini menguasai sekitar 10 persen dari PDB negara ini. Entah berapa besar pendapatan mereka per tahun. Dengan kekayaan mencapai Rp 126 triliun, secara pendapatan mencapai Rp 345 miliar per hari. Sementara sebagian besar dari warga harus berbagi pendapatan atas 90 persen dari PDB yang tersisa. Jika pendapatan per kapita Rp 30,8 juta, berarti sebagian besar berpenghasilan Rp 85.000 per hari. Dalam kenyataan, masih ada warga berpenghasilan kurang dari satu dollar AS atau Rp 9.000 per hari. Pesan yang ada, semoga para warga kaya di Indonesia ini menjadi pembayar pajak yang taat. Jangan berkongkalikong dengan aparat untuk menghindari pajak Juga tak lupa melakukan tanggung jawab sosial perusahaan. Biar anugerah kekayaan tadi bisa ikut dirasakan oleh warga negara lainnya. 1.
Eka Tjipta Widjaya, 89 For the second year running, Eka Tjipta Widjaya tops the GlobeAsia Rich list. Although now inactive in business, his vast fortune continues to grow, led by returns from his business in the commodities sector. His Singapore-listed Golden Agri Resources is the world’s second- largest palm oil company with total market capitalization of $6.7 billion. Eka’s other prize possession, Asia Pulp and Paper, is one of the world’s largest integrated businesses of its type. Although the group has been targetted by environmental groups, it has vigorously denied allegations of environmental degradation. Eka’sless controversial businesses in the property and finance sectors also continue to perform well. He raised $239 million from listing his coal unit Golden Energy Mines last year. 2. Robert Hartono, 71 and
Michael Hartono, 72 R Budi Hartono and his brother Michael Bambang Hartono have been a dominant force in Indonesian business for many years. Starting with cigarette- maker Djarum, founded by 3. Anthony Salim,
63 Anthony has transformed his food company PT Indofood Sukses Makmur Tbk. into a national champion with a global presence. Indofood’s Indomie is probably the world’s most recognized instant noodle brand. Indofood’s net income surged 4.2% in 2011 to Rp3.08 trillion, with its agribusiness unit contributing 24% and outstripping growth in other divisions by adding 32.7% duringtheyear.Thecompany will more than triple its capital expenditure this year to Rp6.4 trillion ($698 million), with a full 50% to go to new planting, maintenance and milling capacity at the agribusiness unit, operated by Indofood Agri Resources Ltd, PT PP London Sumatera Indonesia Tbk. (LSIP) and PT Salim Ivomas Pratama Tbk., which went public last year and raised Rp3.4 trillion. Anthony also owns 18% of PT Indomobil Sukses Internasional Tbk., a fast-growing car manufacturer and distributor which reported Rp970 billion in net income last year. Anthony, through his Hong Kong-based First Pacific, recently was reported to have made a $700 million offer for the Philippines’ ailing flag carrier Philippines Airline. 4. Martua Sitorus, 52 Together with Singaporean businessman Kuok Khoon Hoon, Martua founded Singapore-listed Wilmar International in 1991. Wilmar is now one of the world’s largest palm oil companies with a presence in 20 countries. The company claims to have invested $3.6 billion over the years it has operated in Indonesia, where PT Wilmar Nabati Indonesia Gresik is currently constructing an industrial complex in East Java, which will include flour mills and a jet fuel refinery when completed in 2013. 5. Susilo Wonowidjojo, 55 Last year, the family benefited from the strong performance of its flagship cigarette maker Gudang Garam, where net income surged 20% to Rp4.14 trillion ($455 million) while sales rose 14% to Rp37.69 trillion. Although cigarettes remain the core business, the family has been expanding rapidly into palm oil. Gudang Garam’s Matahari Kahuripan Group has developed into one of Indonesia’s largest palm oil companies and reportedly owns 1.7 million hectares of concession area across Indonesia. Susilo’s Gudang Garam is expected to benefit from the World Trade Organization’s ruling to reopen the US market to clove-flavored cigarettes. 6. Dato Low Tuck Kwong, 63 Starting with construction and engineering companies, Singapore-born Low never looked back after he entered the coal business in 1985. In a country where coal has put a smile on the face of several billionaires, Low emerged as the front-runner. Net income at Bayan Resources doubled to Rp1.87 trillion last year. The company has secured long term contracts to supply coal to two Indian power producers, Thermal Powertech Corporation India and Universal Crescent Power Private. Last year the company added six coal miners with assets in East Kalimantan to its growing portfolio. Outside the coal business, the entrepreneur has interests in a gas field in East Kalimantan under Provident 7. Sukanto Tanoto, 62 Sukanto is sometimes seen as personifying the Medan Chinese culture, typified by hard work and boldness in taking risks. Starting as a supplier of spare parts for oil and gas companies, he then established himself as the pioneer in the plywood business in the country. Unlike others who fell into problems with supply, Sukanto has diversified across the globe. His Royal Golden Eagle group is now a sprawling business empire with interests in various lines of business and assets spanning from Brazil to China. The group’s pulp & paper unit APRIL is one of the world’s largest with its premium brand PaperOne sold in over 60 countries. Asian Agri, a palm plantation unit, manages over 160,000 hectares in Sumatra, while energy firm Pacific Oil and Gas is involved in three oil and gas blocks in Sumatra and is working on power plant and gas terminal projects in China. 8. Putera Sampoerna, 62 Putera has invested in various sectors since setting out on a new course in 2005 when he sold the family cigarette empire PT HM Sampoerna to Phillip Morris for $5.2 billion. Putera’s assets are managed mainly by Sampoerna Strategic, an investment firm with interests in agribusiness, telecommunication, property and plywood. Palm oil unit Sampoerna Agro reported a 73% increase in net income to Rp3.14 trillion last year. Putera’s latest venture is the banking sector where he has purchased 85% of Bank Dipo Internasional. Elder son Michael Sampoerna is president commissioner of Sampoerna Strategic, while daughter Michelle runs philanthropic programs through the Sampoerna Foundation. Putera is a recipient of the US Department of Commerce “Peace through Commerce Medal Award.” 9. Aburizal Bakrie, 65 While the focus of current public attention is Aburizal’s determined push to be nominated as Golkar Party’s presidential candidate for 2014, others are concerned by his family company’s continuing debt problems. While holding company Bakrie & Brothers has interests in coal, property, energy, infrastructure, palm oil and telecommunications, shares in many have been sold off to raise cash. Only in April, the holding company sold down its holdings in three of its companies for what the Reuters news agency said was a total Rp124.7 billion ($13.63 million). After the transactions, Bakrie & Brothers said it owns 26.4% of Bakrie Sumatera, 7.8% of Bakrieland and 8% of Energi Mega Persada, according to the agency. And, as this magazine went to press, London-listed Bumi Plc. was reported by Bloomberg to be looking for about $100 million needed as loan collateral, after shares in the company fell 29% in April, triggering the call for cash. While Bloomberg quoted sources familiar with the problem as saying Bumi Plc. would definitely be able to come up with a solution, the problem compounded the debt picture. 10. Peter Sondakh, 60 Hit hard by the Asian financial crisis in 1998, Peter was forced to watch his assets dwindle away. He is known however as a businessman with a good eye for sound investments and it did not take him long to get back into the top ranks of Indonesian business. He made a killing on an investment in Indonesia’s largest cement maker, state-owned PT Semen Gresik Tbk., in 2008 and then a year later sold his ownership of PT Bentoel, Indonesia’s fourth largest cigarette-maker, to British American Tobacco. Peter pocketed Rp12 trillion from the transactions and turned his focus to mining, agribusiness and property under his holding company Rajawali Corporation. The company recently acquired a 19.9% stake in Australia-based Indo Mines Ltd for $13.2 million. Rajawali owns 23.6% of toll-road contractor PT Nusantara Infrastructure and its Express group, Indonesia’s second-largest taxi operator, is expected to go public late this year. The group also owns 90% of PT Bukit Asam Transpacific Railway, a joint venture for the construction of a 300-km coal railroad in Sumatra. 11. Theodore P Rahmat, 68 It has been less than a decade since Teddy Rahmat left his position as the president director of giant Astra International and began to push his Triputra Group to its current position of prominence. Triputra’s interests include palm oil, rubber, coal and manufacturing. Teddy aims to transform his rubber unit PT Kirana Megatara, currently Indonesia’s largest producer of processed rubber, into the biggest in the world, with Kirana’s current 640,000-ton output to hit 1 million tons in five years. In the palm oil business, his Triputra Agro Persada owns 388,000 hectares of plantations. Together with Garibaldi Thohir, he owns PT Padang Karunia Group, a coal miner with three operations in Kalimantan and an annual production target of 15 million tons by 2015. Underpinning Teddy’s wealth is his 13% holding in PT Adaro Energy, the country’s second-largest coal miner, where he serves as vice president commissioner. 12. Boenjamin Setiawan, 79 Equipped with a doctorate in
pharmaceutical science, Dr. Boen, as he is known, founded Kalbe Farma Group in 1966 and developed it into Southeast Asia’s largest listed pharmaceutical company. With revenue of Rp10.9 trillion and net income at Rp1.5 trillion in 2011, Kalbe Farme has a market capitalization of Rp33 trillion. Subsidiary Bintang Toedjoe is the producer of energy drink ExtraJoss, a market leader in Indonesia and with a strong presence in other Southeast Asian markets. The company’s latest venture is in the
hospital business through Klinik Mitrasana, with 27 branches opened and plans for another 13. Kiki Barki, 73 Like many, Kiki Barki has benefited from strong demand for coal and has used the interest to expand his Harum Energy into a very profitable operation. The company’s net income was Rp1.7 trillion last year, a 55% increase on a year earlier. After raising Rp2.86 trillion from the company’s IPO in 2010, Kiki recently sold another 10% of his shares for Rp2.4 trillion. Harum has four subsidiaries: PT Mahakam Sumber Jaya, PT Santan Batubara, PT Layar Lintas Jaya and PT Tambang Batubara Harum. 14. Mochtar Riady, 84 Veteran banker, businessman, and philanthropist. Founded and built a $8 billion pan-asia group. One of Indonesia’s most highly respected patriarchs. Made fortune by founding and building up country’s top banks, Bank Central Asia, Panin, and Lippo. Controls Indonesia’s largest property group, hypermarkets and department stores, malls, media and hospital networks. Devotes much of his time to his philanthropic activities. His education foundation has a network of 51 schools and universities with 35,000 students and nine hospitals, including the Mochtar Riady Comprehensive Cancer Center, Indonesia’s first world-class cancer treatment hospital. In partnership with Mitsui, last month launched Lippo Star Satellite, heralding a new era in telecommunications and helping bridge Indonesia’s digital divide.15. William Katuari, 61 Samin Tan is an active player in the boardroom quarrel between the top two owners of Bumi Plc., the London-listed entity that groups assets in Bakrie family coal mines and his own Borneo Lumbung Energy. The spat began when a letter was leaked in which London banking scion Nathaniel Rothschild, one of the major forces behind the creation of the firm, demanded a radical clean-up of corporate governance by the Indonesian side. Samin entered the fray when Borneo Lumbung paid $1 billion for a 23% stake in Bumi Plc. in January. Samin reinforced the Bakrie side, and in March Bumi’s boardroom voted out Rothschild as the company’s chairman and put Samin in his place. The businessman is a relative newcomer to the top ranks of Indonesian business: After 15 years in accounting, he teamed up with Surjadinata Sumantri in 2002 to open an investment firm, Renaissance Capital. Net income at Borneo Lumbung Energi last year was Rp1.8 trillion. 19. Djoko Susanto, 62 Djoko’s Sigmantara Alfindo is the principal owner of PT Sumber Alfaria Trijaya, the operator of the Alfamart minimart chain. With over 6,000 outlets and still expanding, Alfamart is the largest minimart chain in Indonesia. This year it has set aside Rp950 billion for expansion including opening 800 new outlets and a distribution center. First quarter net income this year was Rp375 billion, a 4% increase year-on- year. Sigmantara recently paid Rp981 billion to increase its holding in Alfamart to 61.52%. 20. Kartini Muljadi, 81 and Handojo Slamet Muljadi, 47 Started in 1953, Kartini Muljadi’s PT Tempo Scan Pacific Tbk. originally traded in
pharmaceutical products before commencing its own large- scale commercial production 21. Tahir, 60 Tahir started his Mayapada Group as a garment business in 1986. The company has grown into a diversified business empire with stakes in banking, property, hospitals, media and duty-free shops. Private lender Bank Mayapada continues to flourish amid competition from giants like BCA and Bank Mandiri. He is a license holder for LVMH- brand duty-free shops and has properties in Jakarta’s business district. Mayapada, together with Crystal Air, also created a premium charter airline called My Crystal. Last year, Tahir donated $30 million to National University of Singapore (NUS). He is the head of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s council for China, placing him at the forefront of the growing Indonesia-China bilateral economic partnership, and is the son-in-law of Mochtar Riady, founder and owner of Lippo Group. He is an Ernst and Young Entrepreneur of the Year. 22. Teddy Thohir, 77 and Garibaldi Thohir, 46 Garibaldi Thohir is the son of Teddy Thohir, the co-founder of Astra Internasional, now Indonesia’s largest listed company. He is the CEO as well as a shareholder at PT Adaro Indonesia, Indonesia’s second- largest coal miner, which he has led on a steady path of success. Last year, his investment outfit Trinugraha Capital paid Rp1.4 trillion for 45% of BFI Finance, a financing company with Rp5 trillion worth of assets. Brother Erick Thohir is a basketball fan and has a stake in US basketball club Philadelphia 76ers. 23. Murdaya Poo, 71 and Siti Hartati Murdaya, 66 The couple oversees a diversified business empire spanning from footwear to information technology from holding company PT Central Cipta Murdaya. The company is the developer of Jakarta’s Central Business District project in Kemayoran, valued at $8 billion and expected to break ground this year, while IT firm Berca Hardayaperkasa plans to spend $500 million to expand its broadband network. The couple has close ties with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, and Siti Hartati is a member of the ruling Democratic Party’s board of patrons as well as a prominent member of the Buddhist community. 24. Chairul Tanjung, 49 Chairul last year rebranded his Para Group to become CT Corp. His business empire includes television broadcasting, banking, retail and fashion. He is part- owner of the Carrefour chain of supermarkets and the Alfamart mini-market chain. He recently purchased Detikcom, Indonesia’s largest online media, for $70 million and injected $7 million into the South Sulawesi Regional Development Bank in exchange for 24.9% of shares in the lender. Success with his first integrated theme park in Makassar is being duplicated in the West Java capital of Bandung and he is said to be planning more than 20 such theme parks across the country. Serving as the chairman of the National Economic Council, Chairul is one of the best- connected of the Indonesian elite and, although he has denied speculation on a political future, several pollsters regard him as a prospective presidential candidate. 25. Prajogo Pangestu, 61 After years of hibernation following the 1998 crisis, Prajogo returned to success by setting a new course for his holding company Barito Pacific. The company owns interests in petrochemicals, energy, timber and plantations. It is the majority shareholder in Chandra Asri Petrochemical, which earlier this year broke ground on the construction of a $145 million factory to produce butadiene in Cilegon, Banten. Barito last year generated $101 million from selling 7.13% of Barito’s shares in PT Chandra Asri Petrochemical to SCG Chemicals Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of Thailand’s Siam Cement Group. Subsidiaries PT Grand Utama Mandiri (GUM) and PT Tintin Boyok Sawit Makmur (TBSM) man-age 14,000 hectares of palm oil plantation. His Star Energy, which began operation in 2007, plans to add two new geothermal working areas and two oil and gas fields to its portfolio. 26. Hary Tanoesoedibjo, 47 Hary reached the main stage of Indonesian business from an early start as an investment wizard with his family-owned securities firm Bhakti Securities, now MNC Securities. Through investment firm Bhakti Investama, Hary has spread his net widely and his portfolio now includes coal, property and oil and gas. He started his empire by buying heavily indebted companies struck down by the 1998 economic crisis. Bhakti Investama has nine coal concessions, although only one is producing, and plans to add another five to achieve total reserves of 500 million tons. The centerpiece of his business empire is Global Mediacom, Indonesia’s largest integrated media company. While there is talk of a public listing by Global Mediacom, a dispute with ‘Tutut’ Suharto over the former TPI television station remains unresolved. Last year, Hary surprised many with his decision to join with the newly-established political party the National Democrats (NasDem) with fellow media mogul Surya Paloh. 27. AHK Hamami, 76 Hamami won the license to sell and service Caterpillar heavy equipment back in 1970 and 28. Syamsul Nursalim, 70 Syamsul Nursalim owns PT Gajah Tunggal, Southeast Asia’s largest tire manufacturer which booked Rp11 trillion in revenue last year. His business interests also include Mitra Adi Perkasa (MAP), a fast growing retailer with 1,062 outlets across Indonesia. Net income of MAP, which is is the license holder for global brands such as Starbucks and Zara, climbed 55 % to Rp360 billion while its share prices have doubled last year. 29. Martias, 74 and Tjiliandra Fangiano, 36 Martias made his fortune with the boom in the palm oil business after some tough pioneering years. He founded First Resources, now one of the country’s leading palm oil companies, in 1992. The Singapore-listed company, now run by his son Tjiliandra Fangiono, manages 130,000 hectares of plantation and operates nine mills. Net income last year was $205 million. First Resources recently paid $38.5 million to acquire another palm oil company, PT Kalimantan Green Persada. First Resources has also set up an airline company, PT Matthew Air Nusantara. 30. Ciputra, 81 Ciputra is a legend in the Indonesian property sector and continued to gain ground in 2011. His Ciputra Group remains one of the largest property companies in the country and boasts housing projects in the wider Asian region. Assets include integrated townships, housing, apartments, commercial and recreation facilities. The group has three publicly listed property firms: PT Ciputra Development, PT Ciputra Property and PT Ciputra Surya. The art lover’s latest project is Ciputra World, an integrated center located in Central Jakarta, while in East Java, three new housing complexes are currently being developed. Overseas,thereis Ciputra Hanoi International City, the largest integrated city development in Vietnam. Other projects are in Cambodia and India and more are slated for China. Ciputra has established schools and a university to help produce more entrepreneurs. 31. Hariyanto Hariyanto is one of the most elusive businessmen, but his AKR Corporindo has moved from modest beginnings as a chemical distributor in 1960 into a leading energy distributor. With its extensive port and logistic networks, the company is the first private company to distribute gasoline in Indonesia. Since2009,thecompanyhas dived into the coal mining 32. Mu’min Ali Gunawan, 73 Panin Financial, controlled by theGunawanfamily,continues to resist offers for its 44.68% stake in Panin Bank; Australia & New Zealand Banking Group (ANZ) owns another 38.82% and the public the remaining 16.5%. Earlier this year, Mumin reiterated his stance that the lender, with credit growth of 23% in 2011 and net profit increasing by 8% to Rp1.63 trillion, doesn’t need any help. The group also controls three insurance companies and has a 54.35% share in PT Clipan Finance. Mumin is also CEO of Panin Sekuritas Tbk., a stock brokerage in which Panin owns 40.02% of shares. Panin Financial is reportedly planning to sell 40% of shares in its insurance unit Panin Life for Rp1.8 trillion. 33. Eddy Sariaatmadja, 60 and Fofo Sariaatmadja, 49 Eddy Sariatmadja and brother Fofo are the principal owners of PT Elang Mahkota Teknologi, 34. Hashim Djojohadikusumo, 58 Hashim made $1.8 billion when he sold his Central Asian oil business to concentrate on business back home. Today, Hashim is leader of a business empire with an estimated turnover of $1.2 billion. He has a production forest concession of around 700,000 hectares in Kalimantan, palm oil plantations in Sumatra and tea estates in West Java. He still has an interest in the oil and gas business through CITIC Canada Petroleum. Recently, he told GlobeAsia of a plan to venture into the tin mining business in Bangka and he is also eyeing opportunities in bio-ethanol production. His brother Gen. (Ret.) Prabowo Subianto is chief patron of the Greater Indonesia Movement (Gerindra) and a likely presidential candidate in 2014. Much of the money to fuel Prabowo’s political ambitions is believed to come from Hashim. 35. Trihatma K Haliman,
60 Trihatma’s rise to prominence reflects the success of the Agung Podomoro Group, a property developer concentrating on the high rise apartment sector. Since it went public in 2010, the group has been aggressively buying other companies and investing in new markets. The group has established two new subsidiaries to expand its business in Makassar, eastern Indonesia’s largest city, and has spent Rp210 billion for 65% of shares in Pandega Citraniaga, a Balikpapan-based property company. The company’s net income rose 143% to Rp684 billion last year. 36. HM Aksa Mahmud, 67 Aksa has developed his Bosowa Corporation into a business empire concentrating on eastern Indonesia. Cement unit PT Semen Bosowa Maros is the company’s core business. Bosowa has now gone in a new direction, expanding into highly-competitive western Indonesia through PT Semen Bosowa Batam, with production capacity of 1.2 million tons. Meanwhile PT Semen Bosowa Banyuwangi recently broke ground for the construction of a Rp700 billion cement factory in Banyuwangi regency, East Java. Bosowa is eyeing to boost its cement production to 10 million tons in the next five years with plans for factory enlargement and construction of pipelines. The corporation owns a stake in PT Nusantara Infrastructure, active in several toll road and power plant construction projects. Bosowa is also the sole distributor of Mitsubishi cars and trucks in eastern Indonesia, and has an extensive car dealership network for Mercedes-Benz, Proton and Hyundai brands. These day the brother-in-law of former Vice President Jusuf Kalla dabbles in politics, leaving the business to his sons to run. 37. Rusdi Kirana, 49 Rusdi and his brother Kusna are aiming to establish the largest regional air carrier in Southeast Asia, and possibly beyond. They have expanded what was a family-owned travel agency, Lion Tours, into Boeing’s biggest customer in history as Indonesia’s largest budget carrier, Lion Air. Rusdi is well known for being aggressive in developing his business interests. The company made headlines last year with the signing of a record $22.4 billion deal to purchase 230 planes from Boeing. Lion Air is establishing a new full-service airline division called Space Aviation Service, scheduled for operation later this year. Overseas, the company remains on a 2007 ban by the European Commission of the use of its airspace by a number of Indonesian carriers. While many others have had the ban lifted, it still remains for Lion, which has also had customer-service issues. Concerns over standards were rekindled with the arrests of three pilots and a co-pilot since September for using illicit drugs. The company has delayed its IPO, and says it will only resume it after capturing 60% of market share, but says it can afford to fund the Boeing order. 38. Sandiaga Uno, 43 Young and active, Sandy is a self-made millionaire whose experience in climbing up corporate ladders helped propel him to his position today. After years of working abroad, Sandiaga returned home and set up investment advisory firm Recapital in 1997. A year later, Sandy and Edwin Soeryadjaya founded Saratoga Capital, an investment company whose expanding portfolio includes interests in Adaro – Indonesia’s second-largest coal miner – infrastructure, telecommunication, palm oil and now airlines, with the re-launch of Mandala Air. He serves as a vice-chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) with a special focus on small and medium enterprises and is a member of the National Economic Council. 39.
Agus Lasmono The heir of the late Sudwikatmono, a cousin of former President Suharto and business partner of Salim Group founder Liem Sioe Liong, Agus works together with Wiwoho Basuki Tjokronegoro at Indika Energy, the country’s third largest coal producer. The company banked a huge profit when it resold 27.5% of shares in mining contractor PT Petrosea for Rp36,000 per share, having paid a mere Rp10,402 per share when it bought them from Citigroup Global Markets and Macquarie Capital. Indika generated $116 million from the transaction, providing the company with capital to purchase 85% of PT Multi Tambangjaya, a coal miner operating in Central Kalimantan, for $132 million. 40. HM Lukminto, 66 Lukminto owns one of the largest integrated textiles companies in Southeast Asia, with processes ranging right from the spinning of yarn to finished garments. Last year his company achieved revenue of more than Rp6 trillion ($620 million). The best-known product of the group is military uniforms, which it exports to more than 70 countries. Besides textiles the group owns and controls properties in Java including a three-star hotel in Solo. The group employs more than 35,000 workers, making it one of the biggest employers in Indonesia. 41. Suryadi Darmadi, 62 Duta has come under the spotlight of the international environment movement, amid widespread public rejection of its operations in Riau, where most of the company’s plantations are located. Locals accuse the company of breaches such as unlicensed operation, tax evasion and indifference to community concerns, with no contribution for development. Riau’s Indragiri Hulu Regional House of Representatives recently set a three-month deadline for the company and its subsidiaries to pay taxes and settle all licensing issues while in April last year the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), the main sustainable palm oil body, suspended Duta’s membership over what it said were breaches of sustainability policies. The company manages a total of 160,000 hectares of palm oil plantation in Sumatra and Kalimantan. 42. Hartadi, 59 and Husodo Angkosubroto, 57 From what was initially a distributor and producer of foodstuffs, Gunung Sewu has become a holding company with interests in property, agribusiness and life insurance. Food remains the core business of the company, founded by the brothers’ late father Dasuki Angkosubroto in 1950. Subsidiary PT Great Giant Pineapple is the world’s third-largest producer of canned pineapple, a venture that helped kick-start Gunung Sewu’s livestock and banana businesses. In property, the brothers run PT Duta Anggada Realty Tbk., a developer with Rp4.1 trillion worth of assets including several landmark Jakarta buildings including Bapindo Plaza and Chase Plaza, and PT Farpoint Prima, which has growing interests in Jakarta and Bali. The holding company controls SequisLife, a leading domestic insurance firm with assets of Rp6.7 trillion in 2010. 43. Wiwoho Basuki Wiwoho was a partner of Sudwikatmono, the cousin of the late President Suharto, and now works with his former partner’s son, Agus. They control Indika Energy, a coal mining operation with Rp18 trillion worth of assets. With a masters degree in petroleum engineering from the University of Kansas, Wiwoho has extensive knowledge of the industry and serves as Indika’s president commissioner. 44. Husain
Djojonegoro, 63 Husain’s father Chandra started Orang Tua Group as a producer of herbal drinks in 1948. With his children Husain, Hamid and Pudjiono now in charge, the company has become a sprawling consumer goods company, creating over 40 brands and dominating some market segments for toothpaste, biscuits and beverages. Its best-known brand is ABC batteries, a leader in the domestic market and a strong presence in 68 countries. In Indonesia, the company’s strong distribution and logistics network represents a major asset. 45. Johan Lensa, 62 Indonesian businessman Johan lensa has cashed out his huge coal mining contractor business and is now in the property business. 46. Jakob Oetama, 81 Jakob Oetama is the co-founder and owner of Kompas Gramedia Group, the largest media group in Indonesia. Still active as a participant in debate and dialogue on national issues and a great supporter of the arts, his media business includes at least 50 publications, including the respected Kompas daily, while the company also has over 100 bookstores across Indonesia. Its latest push is into the television business, launching free-to-air KompasTV last year. Kompas’ interests in the property sector, which include the Santika hotel chain, is currently concentrating on convention halls. It has opened the Nusa Dua Convention Center, the meeting venue for last year’s ASEAN Summit, and is currently constructing a 150,000sq-m convention center in Banten together with Sinar Mas. Subsidary Dyandra Promosindo is a leading event organizer. 47. Sugianto Kesuma, 61 Sugianto now devotes most his time to Tzu Chi, a Buddhist international humanitarian organization. He is a long-term partner of Tomy Winata in the Artha Graha Group, which owns mid-ranked lender Bank Artha Graha, significant property interests and an expanding infrastructure player. The group is pressing to be the lead contractor for the proposed 31-km bridge project connecting Sumatra and Java, while Jakarta International Hotel and Development plans to build the world’s fifth tallest building in 2020. His own Agung Sedayu Group runs property businesses in Jakarta and surroundings areas. 48. Gunawan Jusuf, 58 Gunawan Jusuf made a turnaround from his securities company Makindo in the mid-1990s to focus on the cane plantation and sugar refinery business with PT Sugar Group Companies (SGC). Most of his assets were formerly owned by the Salim Group but were seized by the government in the wake of the 1998 financial crisis. Relations between Salim and Gunawan are reported to be cool at best. The company’s Gulaku, Indonesia’s first branded sugar, has a strong hold on the market and SGC owns over 65,000 hectares of sugar plantation. Gunawan’s latest venture is in ethanol with subsidiary PT Indo Lampung Distillery, which claims annual capacity of 70 million tons. The company is under pressure from Lampung’s Tulang Bawang regent over a land dispute. 49.AlexanderTedja,
67 Founded in 1982, Pakuwon Group is a major player in the property sector and claims to be to be the pioneer of the integrated property development concept in the country. Pakuwon, which recorded net income in 2011 of Rp378 billion with Rp5.7 trillion worth of assets, has always demonstrated a knack for placing itself in strategic areas in Indonesia’s two largest cities, Jakarta and Surabaya. Popular Tunjungan Plaza is strategically located in the heart of Surabaya and, despite the fact that it is the largest operation of its type in east Indonesia, still has plenty of space for further development of condos and a hotel. In Jakarta, its ongoing Kota Kasablanka project will comprise three office towers and two apartment blocks with estimated investment of Rp2.7 trillion. Daughter Irene Tedja is married to Murdaya Poo’s son, Prajna Murdaya. 50. Jogi Hendra Atmadja, 66 Most Indonesians are fondly familiar with the Mayora theme song, One More from Mayora (Satu Lagi dari Mayora). Jogi established PT Mayora Indah Tbk. in 1977 and is focused on the food industry in both domestic and export markets, with the latter accounting for 35% of the company’s revenue in 2011. Mayora’s top brands are Kopiko, a popular coffee candy, and cereal drink mix Energen, which controls 93% of the domestic market. Last year net profit fell 3% to Rp483 billion, as higher commodities prices pushed the company’s cost of operation higher. The company plans to sell Rp500 billion in conventional bonds to finance Rp750 billion in capital expenditure this year. 51. Jan Darmadi, 71 Jan Darmadi built his fortune on property, with his 57.67% stake in PT Jakarta Setiabudi International Tbk., a property company which he founded in 1975, still his major asset. The company was one of the earliest players in the development of Jakarta’s Setiabudi district, for many years now a premium location for property. The company controls assets including the Plaza Setiabudi office center, Setiabudi Apartment, Kuningan Apartment, Setiabudi Residence, Raddin Ancol Hotel, Formula 1 Menteng Hotel, Grand Hyatt Bali, the Hyatt Bali and Hyatt Regency. Jan is by no means content to rest on his laurels and now plans to add Setiabudi Skygarden, an apartment complex of three towers, and Hyarta Residence, a premium housing complex in the heart of Yogyakarta. Other plans include budget hotels in Semarang, Yogyakarta and Jakarta and an entry to the Medan property sector. The company’s net income last year was Rp200 billion, a 15% increase on 2010. 52. Benjamin Jiaravanon, 40 Benjamin serves as the executive chairman of PT Charoen Popkhand Indonesia, an Indonesian unit of Thai-based Charoen Popkhand Group. The Indonesian company produces animal feed and processed poultry food products, while its Thai parent is a large conglomerate of businesses with a diversified portfolio including telecommunications, automotive and retail. The Indonesian unit has posted stellar performance since 2009, with net income consistently above Rp1.5 trillion and reaching Rp2.3 trillion last year. Benjamin is married to Erlin Katuari, a daughter of Eddy Wiliam Katuari of the Wings Group. 53. Osbert Lyman, 62 Starting his business from timber and trading, Osbert’s interests grew into property, plantations, construction, building materials and telecommunication. His timber unit, PT Erna Djuliawati, manages a 184,206-hectare concession area in Central Kalimantan and takes pride in adhering to international standards of sustainable management. Osbert’s interests in property include the Hotel Shangri-La Jakarta and the iconic BNI tower, Indonesia’s tallest building. The group was founded by the late Susanto Lyman in 1959. 54. Tomy Winata, 54 Tomy, with senior partner Sugianto Kesuma, has a strong portfolio led by property assets. Bank Artha Graha is a midsized operator which last year posted Rp100 billion in net income, while infrastructure and agribusiness are more recent pursuits. In property, Tomy controls Jakarta’s Sudirman Central Business District and the Borobudur Hotel, while he has been aggressive in seeking a major role in the planned 31-km long bridge connecting Java and Sumatra, putting up $60 million for a feasibility study. He also plans to build Indonesia’s tallest building, Signature Tower, by 2020. PT Sumber Alam Sutera sells hybrid rice seeds in a bid to boost Indonesia’s food production, while PT Sumber Mujur Plantation and Industry has over 70,000 hectares of palm oil plantation in Sumatra. Long known for his strong connection with the Indonesian Army, a number of retired officers occupy strategic positions at his companies. 55. Eka Tjandranegara, 65 Together with brothers Joko and Gunawan, Eka laid the foundation of what has become the powerful Mulia Group from a start-up in the construction business in the early 1970s. Now the group claims to be Indonesia’s largest commercial property developer with iconic landmarks like Wisma Mulia, Menara Mulia, Wisma GKBI office towers and Taman Anggrek Mall and apartments in its growing portfolio. On the building materials side, PT Mulia Industrindo Tbk., established in 1986, specializes in producing glass and ceramic tiles and boasts a financial services unit. Glass unit PT Muliaglass exports to 50 countries and ceramic operation PT Muliakeramik Indahraya is one of the largest in Indonesia. Already with one swank hotel in Jakarta, the group will open its second in Bali later this year. 56. George Tahija, 54 and Sjakon Tahija, 59 George, like his late father Julius, knows the ins and outs of the resources business in the country, while brother Sjakon is an optometrist who runs six eye clinics across the country. George played an important role in the establishment of PT Freeport Indonesia, whose Grasberg copper and gold mine is the world’s largest, where he still serves as a commissioner. The brothers’ businesses in agribusiness, tobacco, insurance, healthcare and renewable energy are managed by holding company PT Austindo Nusa Nusantara Jaya. Interests in agribusiness are growing. Austindo has 54,680 hectares in its land bank for palm oil, manages 40,000 hectares of sago forests in West Papua, and is constructing a 1.2-MW biogas power plant in Bangka Belitung together with Germany’s Aufwind Schmack Asia Holding GmbH. PT Gading Indonesia Tobacco, which processes tobacco for cigars and cigarettes, has penetrated markets in Europe and China. George is a director of Australia listed gold exploration firm Arc Exploration, which ran foul of local residents and activists in Bima, West Nusa Tenggara in February, losing its license to explore the area. Austindo recently sold its car rental and financing unit, Austindo Nusantara Jaya Rent, to a group of investors led by Saratoga. 57. The Nin King, 80 The is known as a smart businessman quick to adapt to new markets and challenges. Started in 1949 as a textile trading company, Argo Manunggal’s most valuable assets are now in property, with two listed property developer firms: Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate Tbk. and Alam Sutera Realty Tbk. The Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate, which listed on the bourse in April raising Rp300 billion, is growing due to strong demand for industrial facilities close to Jakarta. It booked a net income of Rp83 billion last year. Another industrial countries and ceramic operation PT Muliakeramik Indahraya is one of the largest in Indonesia. Already with one swank hotel in Jakarta, the group will open its second in Bali later this year. 56. George Tahija, 54 George, like his late father Julius, knows the ins and outs of the resources business in the country, while brother Sjakon is an optometrist who runs six eye clinics across the country. George played an important role in the establishment of PT Freeport Indonesia, whose Grasberg copper and gold mine is the world’s largest, where he still serves as a commissioner. The brothers’ businesses in agribusiness, tobacco, insurance, healthcare and renewable energy are managed by holding company PT Austindo Nusa Nusantara Jaya. Interests in agribusiness are growing. Austindo has 54,680 hectares in its land bank for palm oil, manages 40,000 hectares of sago forests in West Papua, and is constructing a 1.2-MW biogas power plant in Bangka Belitung together with Germany’s Aufwind Schmack Asia Holding GmbH. PT Gading Indonesia Tobacco, which processes tobacco for cigars and cigarettes, has penetrated markets in Europe and China. George is a director of Australia listed gold exploration firm Arc Exploration, which ran foul of local residents and activists in Bima, West Nusa Tenggara in February, losing its license to explore the area. Austindo recently sold its car rental and financing unit, Austindo Nusantara Jaya Rent, to a group of investors led by Saratoga. 57. The Nin King,
80 The is known as a smart businessman quick to adapt to new markets and challenges. Started in 1949 as a textile trading company, Argo Manunggal’s most valuable assets are now in property, with two listed property developer firms: Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate Tbk. and Alam Sutera Realty Tbk. The Bekasi Fajar Industrial Estate, which listed on the bourse in April raising Rp300 billion, is growing due to strong demand for industrial facilities close to Jakarta. It booked a net income of Rp83 billion last year. Another industrial and copper miner PT Newmont Nusa Tenggara, although there is an ongoing legal dispute between the two companies related to Newmont’s divestment process. Another subsidiary, PT Merukh Iron and Steel, has struck a deal with Luxembourg-based Paul Wurth Engineering and German firm SMS Siemag AG to construct two steel plants in East Nusa Tenggara, estimated to cost $46 billion. The plants, when completed in 2015, will have a capacity of 7 million tons. Lucky, who has yet to prove himself as wily as his father, states that the company has secured a $14 billion loan commitment from a group of banks and investment firms to finance the plan. He also owns a hotel in Singapore and appears to have an appetite for more property assets. 61. Sutjipto Nagaria, 72 Sutjipto’s Summarecon Group has been a major force behind the transformation of the urban landscape of Jakarta and its surrounding areas. It has a strong presence in developing residential areas in Jakarta’s suburbs. In Bekasi, it has built 780 houses and plans another 3,200 houses and 6,000 apartments. The company is also eyeing property opportunities outside Java, with Bali and Makassar being mentioned as possible project locations. Financially, the company is doing well: Net income in 2011 was Rp388 billion, a 38% increase on the year earlier, with average growth above 28% over the past three years. 62. Hutomo M Putra, 50 Hutomo Mandala Putra, known as Tommy Suharto, used to control a large group of companies in diversified businesses. His flagship company, PT Humpuss Intermoda Transportasi Tbk, has incurred losses followingthe economic crisis in the past but has slowly pickeed up over the years. Tommy has interests in the oil and gas sector through subsidiary PT Humpuss Patragas which is growing steadily and relocating a refinery in Cepu, Central Java. He also owns a charter air operator, Gatari as well as in the property sector such as the Pecatu resorts in Bali. 63. Benny Subianto, 70 Benny is another graduate of the Astra International empire founded by William Soeryadjaya. He graduated from Bandung Institute of Technology’s mechanical engineering faculty in 1968 and enjoyed a productive career at both heavy equipment unit PT United Tractors and holding company Astra International, where he rose to the position of vice-president. In 2002 he teamed up with college friend and fellow Astra veteran TP Rachmat to establish Bhakti Energi Persada, a coal miner with estimated reserves of 5.6 billion tons. Bhakti is now focusing on boosting production to 12 million tons of coal a year by 2015. A cash injection of $500 million came when Adaro Energy, Indonesia’s second-largest coal miner, acquired more than 10% of Bhakti’s shares. There is talk that Adaro wants to become the majority shareholder of Bhakti, thus elevating its position to become the number-one coal miner in Indonesia. 64. Kuncoro Wibowo, 57 Kuncoro started out with a small retail operation in Jakarta’s old Chinese quarter of Glodok and has grown his business to encompass main-street retail brands. As well as controlling an equipment hire company, he is the majority owner of PT Ace Hardware Tbk., with 207 branches across the country, as well as Krisbow, producer of many of the tools and other do-it-yourself home maintenance gear it sells. Furniture and homeware retail unit Index is another popular spot for middle class consumers. Kuncoro was the pioneer in modernizing the hardware business and also represents a number of major international manufacturers. Ace recorded revenue of Rp2.43 trillion in 2011 and is targeting Rp3 trillion in sales this year. 65. Amirsyah Risjad, 45 Amirsyah is working to expand the family business through investment firm PT Risjardson Holding & Investment Co., which currently has interests in palm oil, coal and energy. He took the reins of the business from his late father Ibrahim, a member of the once-powerful “gang of four,” composed of businessmen close to former president Suharto including Liem Sioe Liong of the Salim Group. The group sold its interests in top-ranked Berau Coal for $1.48 billion in a deal with Recapital Advisors in 2009. Meanwhile subsidiary Ibris Agri owns 170,000 hectares of palm oil, sugar and forestry plantations across the country, while mining unit PT Delma Mining Corporation is scheduled to deliver its first 500,000 tons of coal this year. Delma also plans to build a $125 million nickel smelter in East Kalimantan. 66. Surjadinata Sumantri, 62 He teamed up with Samin Tan, a colleague from his accounting years at Deloitte Touche, to form Renaissance Capital Asia, where Surjadinata is a commissioner. Renaissance’s Borneo Lumbung Energy is a hot property producing coking coal for the metal industry as well as a presence in the battle to breathe life into Bumi Plc., the London listed company. He is active at the University of Indonesia’s alumni association as an adviser. 67. Arifin Panigoro, 66 and Hilmi Panigoro, 56 PT Medco Energi Internasional, the country’s largest private oil and gas company, was founded by the two brothers in 1980. They came close to selling the family stake to state-owned Pertamina in 2010 but both parties agreed to drop the deal shortly before the company’s 30th anniversary. Medco operates in Indonesia, Cambodia, Oman, Yemen, Libya, Tunisia, and the United States and owns a single LPG plant and three power plants. It is currently cooperating with Korea Gas Corporation, the world’s largest LNG buyer, in the development of the coal-bed methane business. In February, the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC) and a group of investors led by Saratoga Capital injected $112 million into Medco ubsidary PT Medco Power Indonesia in exchange for 51% of shares, with the IFC taking 11%. 68. John Chuang, 62 John Chuang is the founder and CEO of Petra Foods, a leading chocolate confectionery firm with a global presence. Founded in 1984, the company emerged as a dominant player in the business,
supplying household names like Nestlé and Cadbury. It also markets over 30 brands 69. Tan Siong Kie, 96 Tan Siong Kie established Rodamas in 1960 and banked a huge profit from partnerships with Japanese companies at a time when multinational companies were obliged to partner with local firms. Tan worked hard to make the relationships work and formed long-lasting links with major Japanese companies such as Ajinomoto and US firm Nabisco. Since the late 1990s, Tan and his family have lived in Singapore while son Mucki Tan takes charge of the company. Rodamas is now a diversified company with interests in infrastructure, energy and construction. It owns a 40.68% stake in glassmaker PT Asahimas, a company with net income of Rp336 billion and Rp2.6 trillion in assets last year. Recently, Rodamas established a joint venture with two Japanese firms, Itochu Corp and Megmilk Snow Brand Co. Ltd, to build a cheese processing plant in Bekasi. 70. Subianto Tjandra, 68 Subianto’s Ateja has proved that being smart can also mean significant business success. He has driven the growth of the company which produces specialist fabrics for the home, hotel and car interiors, among other uses. Its products are exported to more than 55 countries with giant clients like Japanese car manufacturers Honda and Toyota. The company’s fabrics were also used in high-profile facilities like Singapore’s Changi Airport and several prominent hotels. Ateja owns six plants and a design center, all operated using environment-friendly standards. The company was founded in 1974 in Bandung and has representative offices in Singapore, Malaysia and China. 71. Adyansyah Masrin, 92 From simple beginnings in 1951 as an importer and distributor of basic chemicals, Lautan 72. Tan Kian, 54 Dua Mutiara began life in 1953 as a distributor of chemical dyes but after taking charge of the company Tan transformed it into a major force in the property market. Duta Mutiara’s first property project was Lippo Plaza in 1991 and now it controls some of Jakarta’s most prestigious buildings, including the Pacific Place shopping mall, and the JW Marriott and Ritz Carlton Hotels in Mega Kuningan, as well as several apartment buildings. Dua Mutiara is currently involved in the construction of the 52-story Sahid Sudirman Center, which will be Jakarta’s tallest. 73. Paulus Tumewu, 60 Benefiting from its long experience in Indonesia’s retailing business, Paulus’ Ramayana has now set its sights on opportunities in small cities to avoid the intense competition in major cities like Jakarta. Ramayana has long dominated the lower-middle class segment, suggesting that the strategy is a winner. Paulus’ business focus, too, has changed from mid size stores selling clothes to the construction of huge shopping malls, where he can garner steady income from rentals. Ramayana recently opened its 108th branch in Lampung, Sumatra’s southernmost province, and will open at least four more this year. In 2011 Ramayana, which has been listed since 1997, booked net income of Rp377 billion in 2011 and declared Rp3.7 trillion in assets. 74. Sudhamek, 56 Sudhamek is a highly-esteemed businessman, having won multiple awards for his feats. He has driven his Garuda Food a long way since its beginnings in 1958 as a simple peanut producer. The Kacang Garuda brand of peanuts is the market leader in the domestic market and the company’s products are exported to over 24 countries, while there is a stand-alone manufacturing and distribution facility in China. In a bid to boost its presence in the regional market and squeeze more revenue from it beverages unit, Garuda Food has established a 49/51 partnership with Japan’s Suntory Group, a household name in Asia Pacific, to start a non-alcoholic beverage company. Tudung Group, the holding company for Sudhamek’s businesses, is expanding into new areas including palm oil and baby formulas. In palm oil, it plans investment of Rp500 billion to purchase 50,000 hectares of plantation. 75. Sofjan Wanandi, 68 As the chairman of the Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo), Sofjan is a vocal presence in the national debate on issues affecting business. He was seen as the main adversary of the labor unions when they pressed for higher wages at the start of the year, although he claims that his own workers get a far better deal than the minimum wage. An effective lobbyist since the days of the Suharto regime, his argument that business couldn’t cope with a range of cost hikes was probably the main consideration in the government’s decision to delay a plan to increase electricity tariffs. His Santini Group has a wide range of interests includes automotive parts, infrastructure, property, investment consultancy and hotels. Sofjan is a member of Deutsche Bank’s Asia-Pacific advisory board. He and brother Jusuf, the co founder of prominent think tank the Center for International and Strategic Studies, were leading figures in the student movement that ousted founding President Sukarno in 1965. 33. Harjo Sutanto Co-founder of Wings Group, the second biggest consumer goods producer after Antony Salim’s Indofood, it is believed Harjo’s family controls 40% of shares in the group. Some of his grandchildren are now teaming up with Ferdinand Katuari’s grandchildren in managing the group’s sprawling business. Among his relatives active at Wings is Fifi Sutanto, a niece who runs the group’s oleochemical business Ecogreen. 74. Ginawan
Tjondro, 58 Ginawan, through his PT Citra Nusa Insani Cemerlang, known as CNI, is the pioneer of multi level marketing in Indonesia. With over 26 years experience, CNI has established itself as a market leader in Indonesia and has ventured overseas to Singapore, Malaysia, India, the Philippines, China, Brunei and Hong Kong. This year, the company plans to tap the online market with new services. CNI has received many awards for its achievements. 76. Mohammad Riza and Chalid, 52 Riza Chalid has earned his reputation to be one of Indonesia’s most under-the-radar oil businessman. Under Global Energy Resources Pte Ltd, based in Singapore, Chalid enjoys several brokerage engagements with Pertamina. His business has allowed him to expand to other areas. In 2007, Chalid showed a different approach to entertainment when he opened KidZania Indonesia, an interactive center for children to role play adult activities. Managed under PT Aryan Indonesia, his “edutainment” business is located on the 6th floor of Pacific Place Mall, Jakarta. Chalid, also known as Mr Moh, also focuses on religious matters. He chaired Al Jabr School, an islamic, bilingual international level school. The school has a lavish mosque; both are located at the Pondok Labu area. 78. Henry Pribadi,
65 A member of the Salim family, Henry Pribadi made his first strides in business working at his cousins’ PT Waringin Kentjana, a cement company that was to become the embryo of the Salim empire. From there, he had the privilege to learn from some of Indonesia’s most powerful tycoons, including the ‘gang of four’: Liem Sioe Liong, Sudwikatmono, Sutanto Djuhar and Ibrahim Risjad. He went on to build his own Nawa Pandu (Napan) Group, a holding company with interests in agribusiness, electronics, communication, property and trading. He has fallen out with fellow businessman Prajogo Pangestu over the ownership of petrochemical producer Chandra Asri. That dispute may have been the reason for Henry’s decision in 2010 to quit the consortium for the long-delayed 558-meter tall Jakarta Tower, where Prajogo also has a stake. 79. Dahlan Iskan, 61 No-nonsense Dahlan Iskan has graduated from the ranks of business to become the minister for state-owned enterprises since the government’s cabinet reshuffle last year. His background is unusual for both government and business, having started out as a journalist. Based in Surabaya with newsmagazine Tempo, he saw the chance to rescue the failing Jawa Pos newspaper and turned it into a thriving media company. Taking charge in 1982 when the newspaper’s circulation was a miserable 6,000, he boosted sales to 300,000 within five years and went on to create a media network of more than 200 newspapers, 20 local TV stations, a paper mill and printing plant equipped with power plant as well as three landmark buildings, all called Graha Pena. He was president director of two private power companies, PT Cahaya Fajar Kaltim in East Kalimantan and PT Prima Electric Power in East Java, before being appointed president director of state power utility PLN in 2009 before being elevated to the ministry. 81. Sutanto Djuhar, 83 Sutanto Djuhar played an important role in the establishment of some of Indonesia’s best-known firms, such as Indofood’s PT Bogasari Flour Mills and PT Indocement, the country’s second-largest cement producer, now controlled by Heidelberg Cement Group. He served as a non-executive director at the Salim family’s Hong Kong-based First Pacific Investment Ltd. until 2010. He is also a co-founder of TPV Technology Ltd., the world’s third largest LCD manufacturer, where he served as non-executive director until 2004. His son Teddy is vice president commissioner at Indocement. 82. Hendro Hendro learned about the property business by helping his father and uncle develop a housing estate for Pertamina. In 1983 he founded PT Intiland Development Tbk. As a self-taught businessman, Hendra has consistently incorporated ideas that were ahead of their time. His Wisma Dharma Sakti, built well before “green” had become a buzz word, remains a major landmark in the architecture of Jakarta’s business district and is widely considered one of the city’s best examples of green building. He began a beach-reclamation project back before the availability of land became the major hurdle in property development. One of his projects, Regatta Apartments, was built at a beach-side location to the design of a prominent architect. 83. Soegiharto Sosrodjoyo, 78 Soegiharto Sosrodjojo faced jibes in the 1950s when he started a company selling bottled tea, with many insisting the product would be a flop. To the surprise of his doubters, the company’s Teh Botol took off, leading to the development of today’s extensive business empire. Rekso has interests in tea, food and beverages, property, plantations, printing and packaging. The group’s centerpiece is its tea unit, Sinar Sosro, whose bottled tea continues to perform well under the original brand as the market leader in the country. In 2009, Rekso acquired a perfect partnership with the takeover of the McDonald’s fast food franchise, which operates more than 100 outlets across the country. The group claims to be the owner of the largest private tea plantation in Indonesia while property unit PT Asia Pasifik Property controls the Raffles Amartha Hotel in Bali and plans to open another in partnership with the Jumeirah Group. 84. Rosan Roeslani, 43 Teaming up with former classmate Sandiaga Uno, Rosan set up PT Recapital Advisor in 1997 after the two had worked together at Texas Pacific Group. The firm never looked back, and now has interests ranging from coal to publishing. The partners’ prime asset is Bumi, the largest coal miner in Indonesia, where the firm is the second-largest shareholder and Rosan sits as a non-executive director. He currently serves as president director of Recapital, and sits on the boards of commissioners at several companies, namely PT Lupita Amanda, PT Saratoga Investama Sedaya, Mitra Global Telekomunikasi Indonesia, Sriboga Raturaya and Kemang Jaya Raya. 85. Alim Markus,
61 In the consumer goods business, where mainly multinational and giant companies reign, Alim’s Maspion can take pride in being a truly Indonesian achievement. The company, which was founded by his late father Alim Husin in 1962, is a major manufacturing presence in Sidoarjo in East Java, producing homeware, kitchenware, electrical appliances and pipes. The group also has interests in property, financial services and trading. The company has representative offices in Japan, Taiwan, China, Singapore and France and operates five factories in Indonesia. Last year, China Construction Bank, the second largest lender in the world by market capitalization, planned to buy Bank Maspion, but pulled out at the last minute. 86. Yos Sutomo, 78 Timber brought a fortune for Yos Sutomo and his family. His company has more than 40 years of experience in the business and now specializes in producing high-quality plywood. From his hometown in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, Yos first learned about the timber businesses in 1966, and now his Sumber Mas exports plywood to major markets including Europe. In property, he owns three hotels and two golf courses in Kalimantan, while his PT Kartanegara Indah Permai is in coal mining. He is a prominent personality in Kalimantan, frequently seen at political and military gatherings. 87. Luntungan Honoris, 63 Luntungan has seen his Modern Group, now led by holding company PT Modern Internasional Tbk., develop into a large corporate entity with diversified interests. Modern Group hit the big time as the sole distributor of Fuji Film products in the early 1960s, and as technology developed the group made a swift transition from developing film to printing digital photographs. The company now has a wide footprint in the digital market with interests in digital imaging, medical imaging and printing businesses. More recently the company took its extensive experience in retailing into play with the 7-Eleven franchise, which proved an instant hit in Jakarta. It is also distributing Hitachi appliances to a wider Indonesian market. In property, PT Modern Realty Ltd. Tbk. controls three housing developments, a hospital and a golf course. In natural resources, the company’s latest venture, subsidiary PT Bumi Modern Sejahtera owns two nickel mines with production of 1 million tons in North Sulawesi and plans to build three nickel smelters with Chinese partner Baosteel. Modern Internasional made Rp56 billion in net income last year, with another Rp53 billion coming from the property unit. Luntungan and his family are active in Jakarta business and social circles. 88. Hendro Setiawan, 59 Hendra’s Pikko Group is one of the most active players in Jakarta’s booming high-rise apartment sector. Having already completed at least 10 property projects, the company has another eight in the pipeline including the 52-story Sahid Sudirman Center, which will cost the company at least Rp1.5 trillion. The group’s main corporate vehicle is Royal Oak Development Asia, a listed property developer with Rp2.2 trillion in assets and 68.9% owned by Pikko. Royal Oak recently paid Rp72 billion for the acquisition of another property developer, PT Megatama Karya Gemilang, and plans to spend at least Rp428 billion for another six acquisitions. Royal Oak previously relinquished financing unit PT Transpacific Mutual Capita to PT Swadayanusa Rencana Raharja in a deal worth Rp730 billion. 89. Putra Masagung, 52 Putra Masagung is the founder and principal owner of bookstore operator PT Toko Gunung Agung, which has incurred Rp12 billion in losses since 2010. With the market share of his Gunung Agung trimmed down by new competitors and other established players like Gramedia, Putra diversified his business interests to property. He is a substantial shareholder in Singapore-listed developer Guthrie GTS, where he serves as non-executive chairman. Guthrie has interests in the Pullman Hotel in Jakarta, Novotel Coralia Benoa in Bali and Indah Puri Resort in Batam. 90. Jahja Santoso, 67 As a pharmacy graduate from the Bandung Institute of Technology, Jahja Santoso decided in 1975 that he didn’t just want to mix up medicines behind a shop counter. Instead he founded PT Sanbe Farma, now one of the country’s largest pharmaceutical manufacturers. Now serving as president commissioner, Jahja nurtured Sanbe into position as a dominant player in the lucrative sector. Domestically, out of the top 10 prescription products, four are made by Sanbe while overseas the company’s network has expanded to 20 countries. Jahja also founded PT Bina San Prima, a national healthcare, consumer product and raw materials distributor, and PT Caprifarmindo Laboratories, with a manufacturing facility in Bandung. He also owns the Santosa Bandung International Hospital. He is the Honorary Consul for the Republic of Latvia. 91. Dick
Gelael, 78 Dick entered the supermarket business in 1957 before acquiring the Kentucky Fried Chicken franchise in Indonesia, setting up holding company PT Fast Food Indonesia in 1978. Back in its early days, Dick’s Gelael supermarkets, with Kentucky Fried Chicken outlets nearby, attracted a lot of Indonesian consumers. Now, the company’s supermarkets have disappeared from view but its fast-food business is still growing strong. Dick controls 43.8% of the company, which went public in 1993, and still sits as the president director, while Salim Group has a 38% stake. Last year net income was Rp229 billion, a 14% increase on the year before. 92. Muljadi Budiman, 56 At the depths of Indonesia’s economic crisis in 1999, Muljadi Budiman made a smart bet in using his PT Prospect Motor as his vehicle in a 49-51 joint venture called PT Honda Prospect Motor with Japanese car giant Honda Motor Co. Ltd. The crisis didn’t last for ever, and Muljadi has been minting money with the popular brand. The joint venture with Honda operates as the sole assembler and distributor of Honda cars. Currently, the company’s assembly plant in West Java has a production capacity of 60,000 units and it operates 88 dealerships across Indonesia. Honda has set its sight on a bigger share of the Indonesian market, with a Rp3.1 trillion investment planned for its second assembly plant and a plan to increase dealerships to 150. 93. Djoenaedi Joesoef, 79 Djoenadi’s Konimex began in 1967 as a small pharmaceutical store in Solo, Central Java, and has now become a leading pharmaceutical company. Konimex’s over-the-counter drugs are popular with the lower-middle class market, with brands like Paramex, Inzana and Temorex. Konimex entered the food business with the completion of its biscuit processing plant in 1994, and now sells a wide variety of products including the popular Nano Nano candy. Djonaedi reportedly plans to build a hotel in his hometown, Solo, which will be managed by Sheraton’s Four Points. 94. Rudy Suliawan, 61 In 2009, Rudy fell out with partner Ritz-Carlton and decided to go separate ways and manage his own Ayana Resort & Spa. He is best known for his holding company, MidPlaza Group, which operates several subsidiaries, mostly active in property except for PT Supra Primatama Nusantara, which controls Biznet Networks, a leading internet service provider. Properties under Rudy’s management include Jakarta CBD’s Mid-Plaza 1 and 2 office blocks and the adjoining Jakarta Intercontinental Hotel and the 90-hectare Riverside Golf Club in Bogor, West Java. Construction of an apartment project in Bali began this year. 95. Oesman Sapta Odang, 62 Businessman-turned-politician Oesman Sapta built his busi-ness empire, OSO Group, from scratch. His life story is an inspiration: He started selling cigarettes in the port at his home-town, Pontianak, when he was just a teenager and now his business interests range from fisheries to airlines. His company’s most recent push is in the South Sulawesi capital of Makassar, the major hub for eastern Indonesia, with plans to build a 2×200 MW coal-fired power plant and an integrated central business district. Total investment of both projects is estimated at over Rp7 trillion. He recently handed over control of OSO Group to Tanri Abeng to give himself more time to lead the National Unity Party, a consolidation of 10 political parties which didn’t meet the parliamentary threshold at the 2009 general election, including his own Regional Unity Party. His son Raja Sapta Oktohari heads the Indonesian Young Entrepreneurs Association (HIPMI). 96. Kris Taenar Wiluan, 63 Activities of Kris Taenar Wiluan’s Citra Mas are concentrated in manufacturing equipment for oil companies. Citra Mas is a holding company for around 35 subsidiaries, including the listed PT Citra Tubindo, which has emerged as a leading player in the tubular gear business, with 2011 net income at Rp50 billion. Kris also has interests in three public companies in Singapore: KS Energy Services Ltd., AquaTerra Supply Co. Ltd. and Sin Soon Huat Ltd. 97. Didi Dawis, 66 Didi Dawis now oversees Ling Brothers, a trading and property company, from the sideline, spending most of his time running several not-for-profit organizations, including LPK Indonesia Bersatu which campaigns for the recognition of the role of Chinese-Indonesian figures in the nation’s history. He also runs a charitable organization for the families of members of the ethnic Chinese community who originated from China’s Fujian, which in Indonesia comprises quite a sizable group of people. Didi also has interests in building materials, real estate development, hotels and banking. He owns a 9.6% stake in QAF Ltd., a diversified food company listed in Singapore with S$977 million worth of assets, where he serves as a non-executive director while son Trijono Darwis is chairman. Brother Saiman Ernawan is a non-executive director and a minority shareholder in Boustead Singapore Limited, a Singapore-listed engineering firm with S$237 million worth of assets. 98. Tatang Hermawan, 61 The Hermawan brothers have been involved in a number of textile companies, including PT Fuji Palapa Textile Industri, PT Nam Nam Fashion and many more, while PT Hermawan Sentral Investama is an investment vehicle. They have an interest in the Oriental Indah Bali Hotel, while banking interests are centered on their 15% stakes at PT Bank Nusantara Parahyangan Tbk., a Bandung-based lender with assets of Rp6.5 trillion and net income of Rp68 billion. 99. Sugiono
Sugialam, 49 One of the relative newcomers to the top ranks of Indonesian business, Sugiono founded 100. Airlangga Hartarto, 50 Airlangga, the surviving son of a former close aide to the late President Suharto, is also politically active as chairman of Commission VI on trade and industry at the House of Representatives. His primary business interest is PT Fajar Surya Wisesa Tbk., which produces paper and packaging products. Airlangga sits as president commissioner at the company which posted Rp132 billion in net income last year. As the chairman of the Public Listed Companies Association, Airlangga is considered to have played a key role in the introduction of tax incentives for listed companies. He is president commissioner of Danareksa Sekuritas. 101. Sukamdani Gitosardjono, 84 Sukamdani is an experienced player in the hotel business, with his Sahid Hotel network operating since 1954. The company, which is now run by the patriarch’s five children, controls 30 hotels and plans to add another 20 to its network by 2013. The group is also eyeing opportunities in Southeast Asia, with expansion to Vietnam and Cambodia reputed to be in the pipeline. Sahid recently acquired Rp180 billion in debts to refinance maturing debt and refurbish its existing facilities. The group posted a meager Rp10 billion of net income last year. The group also has interests in education and hospitals and expects to see its 52-story Sahid Sudirman office tower completed by 2014. The businessman also controls the Bisnis Indonesia daily. 102. Suryadharma Paloh,
61 Media mogul Surya Paloh, who is also the market leader in the catering business, has always been deeply involved in politics, initially as a student activist and then for many years as a leader of the Golkar Party. After a number of rejections by the party of his attempts to gain senior leadership positions he finally became disenchanted and formed the National Democrats mass organization, where he serves as chairman. The organization is closely affiliated with the National Democrats political party, which has won the right to contest the 2014 elections. His recent emergence as a party patron fueled accusations that both organizations are one and the same. With another media mogul, Hary Tanoesoedibjo, teaming up as secretary general of the party, many analysts believe it has a legitimate legitimate shot in the next general election. In business, Surya controls Media Indonesia newspaper, news channel MetroTV and several top-name hotels, while his catering business Indocater is considered the market leader. His Surya Energi Raya is reported to have a stake in the lucrative Cepu oil field in Central Java. 103. Henry Onggo, 79 Property developer Henry’s PT Ratu Sayang International group made a fortune acquiring strategic locations to build Jakarta’s Landmark office complex and the Ratu Plaza offices and shopping center on Jl. Jend. Sudirman. He also has interests in textiles and owns a 9.4% stake in PT Unitex, a manufacturer and exporter of polyester and cotton fabrics based in Bogor, West Java. The company, which posted Rp8 billion in losses last year, is a subsidiary of Japan-based manufacturer Unitika Ltd. 104. Chandra Lie, 48 When Chandra Lie founded Sriwijaya Air in 2003, the airline had just a single aircraft. Now it is a frequent flyer in Indonesia’s airspace, with 32 planes flying to 38 domestic and international destinations. Chandra has more plans for the airline to serve longer routes more frequently. The airline’s newest addition of its first Boeing 737-800 provides a cost-efficient workhorse. Sriwijaya expects a total of 20 Boeings to be delivered by 2015, allowing the airline to expand its routes to areas such as Papua. One task still ahead of the businessman is to improve his airline’s safety record. Last year a Sriwijaya aircraft skidded off the runaway at Yogyakarta’s airport, and although it has never had a serious crash, the airline is still banned from entering European skies. 105. Kaharudin Ongko, 75 Kaharudin made a sound investment when he joined with PT Keramika Indonesia Asosiasi Tbk., the first Indonesian company to produce ceramic tiles. He later bought out the other shareholders and developed it into Indonesia’s fifth largest leading ceramic producer. Last year, Thailand’s Siam Cement Plc. purchased 93.5% of the company. Although no details were provided, based on the tender offer price of Rp85 per share, the transaction should be valued at around Rp669 billion. In property, the company owns several assets in Jakarta and was reported to have interests in a palm oil estate in Jambi. 106. Anton Setiawan, 66 With over 30 years experience in the business, Anton has represented both Japanese and European brands. His initial agency opened in 1976, selling and servicing Fiat, Holden and Mercedes-Benz vehicles. Anton introduced modern management systems to the company, winning many awards for his business acumen. In 2006 he took the prestigious Ernst and Young award for his dedication to developing entrepreneurship in the country. Rico Setiawan, 40, is now president director of the group and has continued the task of making it one of the best automotive dealerships in Indonesia. 107. Siswono Yudohusodo, 69 Siswono founded Bangun Cipta Sarana, a construction company, in 1969, just a year after he graduated as a civil engineer from the Bandung Institute of Technology. Over the years, the company got involved in numerous construction projects including the development of Belawan Port in Medan. The company controls several subsidiaries engaged in clean water distribution, livestock breeding, real estate, property and hotels. Siswono has significant experience in government, having served as Minister of Public Housing and then as Minister of Transmigration between 1988 and 1998. He was the running-mate of Amien Rais in the 2004 presidential election, but the pairing won little support. 108. Benny
Suherman, 65 Last year’s policy shift on imported film taxation not only isolated Indonesian movie goers from blockbuster movies but also put Benny’s Studio 21 Group, Indonesia’s largest cinema network, in the middle of a major storm. The government argued that three film importers, which it alleged were affiliated with Studio 21, thus creating a near-monopoly situation, had failed to pay taxes amounting to Rp300 billion. The saga has yet to be concluded and there continue to be grave concerns over the lack of competition in the sector. Founded in 1987, the company runs 122 theaters across Indonesia and introduced Indonesia’s first IMAX theater in May. Studio 21’s position as an established played was challenged by the emergence of competitor BlitzMegaplex in 2006 but it remains a minor irritant. Benny himself is far less prominent, with Group 21 now run by Harris Lesmana. 109. Pontjo
Sutowo, 62 The Sutowo family fortune began when Ibnu Sutowo, one of Suharto’s loyal generals, was appointed head of Pertamina in the early years of the New Order era. Somehow, despite Ibnu nearly bankrupting the country with outrageous deals on tankers, the family came to control a sizeable chunk of land at Senayan, one of Jakarta’s most prestigious sites. Pontjo runs the family businesses; PT Indobuilco runs the Sultan Hotel and apartments, the Jakarta Convention Center and related properties. He has media interests at the MRA Group, which is active in radio and magazine publishing. Agribusiness is handled by PT Adiguna Mesin Tani, while PT Adiguna Shipbuilding and Engineering works in steel fabricating and the oil and gas sector. A pharmacy unit is called PT Sunthi Sepuri. The family enterprise also includes the Harley Davidson and Ferrari licenses, with Haagen-Dazs ice cream to sweeten the blend. As a son of a former serviceman, Pontjo is active as the chairman of the Communication Forum of the Children of Indonesian Veterans. 110. Jusuf Kalla, 70 The former vice president took over the PT Hadji Kalla business founded by his father in 1952 in hometown Makassar, South Sulawesi, operating in trading and automotive distribution. Jusuf, or JK as he’s widely known to the public, now runs the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) and is hoping for a political party to back him in the 2014 presidential elections. While he failed in a bid for the presidency in 2009, his campaign slogan “faster is better” has caught on with many Indonesians who believe the current administration has been far too cautious about pushing change. The third generation is now in charge at the Hadji Kalla Group, which has diversified into manufacturing, energy, agribusiness, property and shipping. The group’s latest push is in infrastructure. Having already secured a Rp1.3 trillion project to construct a monorail system in Makassar, the group is now eyeing a similar project in the East Java capital of Surabaya. 111. Tan Tjai Kie, 58 Tan was the first to demonstrate that there was money to be made in steel in a market long dominated by state-owned behemoth PT Krakatau Steel. His Gunung Steel Group is a one-stop shop for all steel products and related services. The group comprises PT Gunung Garuda, the first company in Southeast Asia to manufacture structural steel products and hot rolled steel sections, PT Gunung Raja Paksi, which produces hot rolled steel plate, PT Bukit Terang Paksi Galvanizing, which provides galvanizing services, and PT Gunung Raja Paksi, which operates an ironworks in North Sumatra. Founded in 1986, the company produces 1.95 million metric tons of steel annually, of which 50% is exported to 41 countries. The company has secured a deal to supply materials for the Krakatau-Posco integrated steel mill project in Cilegon, Banten. 112. Ilham Habibie, 49 and Thariq Habibie, 47 The brothers have revitalized PT Ilthabi Rekatama, an investment holding company established by their father, former President BJ Habibie. The company has interests in a variety of sectors including energy, mining, manufacturing, transportation, aviation services and more. The company’s centerpiece is its shareholding in London-listed Sound Oil, which controls an offshore concession in Central Kalimantan and where Ilham sits as non-executive director. The brothers recently sold PT Ilthabi Bara Utama, which controls a major coal concession area in East Kalimantan, to coal major Bayan Resources. Their latest push is in coal-bed methane, with three concessions already on hand and more to come. Ilham Habibie actively supports the government’s move to empower Indonesians through the development of a national broadband service. 113. Bambang Trihatmodjo, 59 The past few years have been stressful for the second son of former President Suharto as he struggled to divorce his angry wife, Halimah or ‘Baby,’ in order to marry showbiz vamp Mayang Sari. Bambang founded PT Bimantara Citra in 1981 with a group of friends who once played in a band, starting out Ilham Habibie in the energy business and then diversifying into a range of other ventures. Most of the Bimantara interests survived the 1998 economic crisis but in the wake of the crisis and his father’s fall from power, low-profile Bambang went even further underground. Management of Bimantara was taken over by Hary Tanoesodibjo, who transformed it into what is now media company PT Global Mediacom Tbk. Bambang is said to have sold his remaining reported 11% shares in the company recently, resulting in the replacement of his representative on the board of commissioners, Laksono Sugianto, by former National Police chief Sutanto. No details were reported about the transaction, but the company has Rp13.1 trillion worth of assets. In property, he controls a number of developments, mostly registered under the name of his PT Asriland. 114. Boyke Gozali, 62 Mitra Adi Perkasa (MAP) sprang to life as a side business for Boyke Gozali, the nephew of tycoon Sjamsul Nursalim, some 22 years ago. Now the company operates 1,065 stores selling more than 100 top-name brands across the country. With a rising middle class and strong consumer growth, MAP’s Rp360 billion in net income last year pointed to even more impressive gains in years to come. In property, Boyke is teamed up with Franky Widjaja and Rosano Barrack in PT Plaza Indonesia Realty Tbk., a company that controls Jakarta lifestyle malls EX and FX, the Grand Hyatt Jakarta and Plaza Indonesia shopping mall. Boyke serves as commissioner at MAP and vice-president director at PT Plaza Indonesia. As of April, shares of MAP were trading 140% higher than their price a year earlier. The holding company of MAP, PT Satya Mulia Gema Gemilang, also owns a 26% stake in chemical producer PT Polychem Indonesia. 115. Mardjoeki Mardjoeki Atmadiredja is the president director of PT Surya Toto Indonesia Tbk., the distributor of Toto brand sanitary and plumbing products and bathroom accessories. He has proved to be a solid long-term partner for Japanese principal Toto Ltd., which has 39.48% of the Indonesian operation. Other shareholders in the company, founded in 1977, are PT Suryaparamitra Abadi with 25.34%, PT Multfortuna Asindo with 25.1% and the remainder’s held by the public. Through his investment vehicles, Mardjoeki is believed to own a substantial share in the company, which posted a net income of Rp218 billion in 2011. With Rp1.3 trillion worth of assets, it opened its seventh $17-million factory in Banten last year. The company recently established a subsidiary, PT Surya Graha Pertiwi, to handle the management and expansion of the company’s showroom facilities. 116. Stanley S Atmadja, 56 After years of working with PT Adira Dinamika Multifinance, a company which he founded and led to its current status as one of the leading automotive financing companies in the country, Stanley officially resigned as its president director in May. Stanley founded Adira in 1990 together with the late Adi Rachmat, father of Teddy Rachmat of the Triputra Group. In 2004 Bank Danamon paid Rp832 billion for 75% of shares in Adira, with Stanley staying at the helm of the company until May. Adira reported net profit of Rp1.5 trillion in 2011, up from Rp1.4 trillion a year earlier. Stanley also teamed up with Teddy to form Asco Automotive, a car dealership for Isuzu, Nissan and Daihatsu vehicles, and PT Green Planet, which produces organic fertilizer. Old cars are Stanley’s great love and he spends much of his spare time at a private museum for his 100-car collection at Sentul south of Jakarta. He also takes an active role in supervising Asco Media Utama, an automotive-focused media company with several publications and TV shows. 117. Sendi Bingei, 83 Sendi Bingei early on saw commercial advantage in the fine tobacco grown in many areas of North Sumatra. He shares ownership of PT Sumatra Tobacco Trading Company with family members Edwin and Timin Bingei. The company, based in Medan, North Sumatra, produces white cigarettes for export markets, while its sister company manufactures and sells some of the lesser-known cigarette brands popular with cigarette fanciers in Sumatra. Meanwhile PT Sari Incofood Corporation is engaged in tea and coffee processing and packaging. 118. Budi P Hadisurjo, 75 Budi demonstrated early flair in the marketing of optical services, including high-price frames, to the Indonesian middle class, establishing his Optik Melawai outlets as a leader in the sector. The company is named after the South Jakarta street where it still retains a branch. What has now become the Melawai Group represents a holding company active in optical, pharmaceutical, hearing aids and restaurants. Optik Melawai continues to lead group performance, representing Indonesia’s largest eye-wear retailer with more than 150 outlets including several spin-off stores selling specialty items. In the restaurant sector, Sari Rasa Group owns Tham Nak Thai, Sate Khas Senayan, Tamani Kafe and TeSate chains. The Sari Rasa Group, which is managed by son Benny, is the distributor of Epic Comics. 119. Anna B Mathovani, 58 Anna Bambang Surjo Sunindar was thrust into taking over the controls of the shipping and 120. Sri Sultan As the monarch of Yogyakarta, a highly symbolic and highly influential position, the wealth of Sri Sultan Hamengkubowono X is constituted by the estates and assets controlled by his family. Land rent is the main source of the patriarch’s income, while his relatives control several companies in Yogyakarta. An influential figure in the movement to force Suharto to resign in 1998, the Sultan continues to play a role on the national political stage. However he can still see no end in sight to the saga over whether he should be the province’s governor for life. A new draft law on the issue remains under discussion at the House of Representatives. Many argue that there is no reason why people in Yogyakarta should not have the same right as other Indonesians to choose their regional leaders, but the people of Yogyakarta themselves still appear to believe in his feudal right to rule. 121. Widarto,
67 The Sungai Budi Group is one of Indonesia’s largest upstream food producers with a sound record for innovation, although the company’s reputation has been recently soiled by conflict over land. Established by Widarto in Lampung in 1947, the company has production facilities in West Java, Lampung, Jambi and East Java and produces potatoes, tapioca and chemical products such as sulfuric acid, citric acid and monosodium glutamate. Subsidiary PT Tunas Baru Lampung, which produces Rose Brand vegetable cooking oil and rice flour, posted a net income of Rp421 billion last year. The company was a pioneer in the use of industrial waste to produce power but suffered a blow when one of its affiliated companies, Silva Inhutani, was implicated in the death of nine people near its operations in Lampung. The government’s fact-finding team suggests that the situation may get worse. Silva Inhutani is said to be a joint venture between state-owned Inhutani and Sungai Budi’s subsidiary PT Silva Lampung Abadi. 122. Honggo Wendratno, 64 Honggo Wendratno has extensive experience in the petrochemical industry. His PT Tuban Petrochemical Industries owns a 30% stake in PT Tuban Petrochemical Industries (TPI), which in turn owns a 59.5% stake in debt-ridden PT Tuban Petrochemical Indotama (TTPI). TPPI owes $300 million to Pertamina and another $180 million to oil and gas regulator BP Migas. TPPI used some of Honggo’s shares in TPI to raise a $500 million loan from Deutsche Bank. Honggo is a long-term partner of Hashim Djojohadikusumo and a stakeholder in Hashim’s business group. 123. A Tong, 66 A. Tong is a low-profile businessman whose PT Rodatex Tbk. produces polyester filament woven fabrics for domestic use as well as the European, US, Asia and Middle East markets. The company last year posted a net income of Rp113 billion and controlled Rp1.08 trillion worth of assets. Its most recent addition is PT Chitatex Peni, a subsidiary engaging in construction, which plans to invest Rp155 billion for a project in South Jakarta. 124. Rachmat Gobel, 50 Rachmat, heir to a long-standing business arrangement with Japanese
major Matsushita, 125. Siti H Rukmana, 63 Tutut, the late President Suharto’s oldest daughter is known, has spent much of her energy in recent years concentrating on her legal battle with Hary Tanoesoedibjo over ownership of 75% of the former TPI television station. While Tutut won the first round, Hary’s appeals have dragged out a conclusion to the case, which puts the future of his MNC TV on the line. Tutut was a long-serving president director of Citra Marga Nusaphala Persada, a toll-road operator, where her daughter Danty Indriastuty Purnamasari now sits as independent commissioner. Citra and San Miguel Corp. of the Philippines established a joint venture recently to acquire indirect equity interest in the South Luzon Tollway Corporation (SLTC) and Manila Toll Expressway Systems Inc. Both companies are also negotiating over the possibility of partnership in the construction of a toll road connecting several coal mines in South Sumatra. 126. Tjandra M Gozali, 59 Originally a manufacturer of footwear in Surabaya, Tjandra turned to the palm plantation business a decade ago. He and his family control Gozco Planta- tion, a medium-sized plantation business with more than 35,000 hectares of land in production and a further land bank of about 110,000 hectares in Sumatra and Kalimantan. The family also runs small Bank Yudhabakti and has a number of property develop- ments in their home town. 127. Sugianto, 66 Another major textile producer, Sugianto’s Metro Group makes clothings for some of the most famous brands in the world. Amongst his clients are global names like Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein. The company has six plants than can produce over 100,000 shirts per month and is looking to expand as Indonesia’s reputation vis-a-vis China con- tiues to grow. 128. Johanes B Kotjo, 66 Johanes made his fortune by getting close to the Indonesian elite and the center of political power. He spent over a decade climbing up the corporate ladder at a Salim Group company before going into business with Suharto son Bambang Trihatmodjo and others to form Apac Group. In its early days, the company had diversified interests, but even before the 1998 financial crisis hit, it was accused of fraudulent activity, hitting the company hard. With that story now just a piece of history, a more low- profile Kotjo concentrates on the core business of textiles, where it made Rp1.9 trillion in revenue last year. Known for having a good eye for investments, Kotjo is reported to have interests in plantations, coal and infrastructure sectors in Sumatra, including through PT Pathaway International, which is currently constructing a 300-km coal railway in Bengkulu. 129. Iskandar Widyadi, 75 Iskandar is the principal owner of Bank Jasa Jakarta, one of the best-performing non- foreign exchange lenders in the country. Before taking control of the bank, formerly known as Bank Pasar Jasa Jakarta, Iskandar had made his way to the top of the Indonesian banking profession, in 1982 serving as vice president director of Bank International Indonesia. His takeover of Bank Jasa Jakarta proved to be based on sound business instinct, with the bank sailing through the 1998 financial crisis. In 2011 the lender reported Rp4.1 trillion in assets and posted Rp107 billion in pre-tax income. 130. Rudy Unjoto, 63 Rudy, the president director of PT Daliatex Kusuma, knows what it takes to survive in the textile business. He has been forced to steer the company through tough times, but now states that his business has proved more resilient than many people claimed it to be. Rumors continue however that the business is in decline, countered by Rudy with a complaint that human resources are hard to find. The company produces 40 million meters of woven fabrics and other related products annually, with 90% going to export markets. 131. Stefanus Batihalim, 47 Although many Indonesian com- panies are family-owned, having five families controlling one com- pany, like Nojorono Tobacco, is rare. Founded in 1932 by brothers Tjoa Kang Hay, Tan Tjiep Siang and Tan Kong Ping at a village in Pati, Central Java, they expanded to nearby Kudus by taking on new partners Ko Djie Sion and Tan Dhing Dhay. Although the com- pany’s products are rarely visible in big cities, with the exception of biggest seller ClassMild, launched in 2003, they have a strong hold in small cities and villages across Java. One specialty, waterproof cigarettes, is naturally popular among fishermen. In its attempts to break into the major market, the ClassMild brand is being pushed through event sponsor- ships and tagline advertising. 132. Joe Kamdani, 76 Joe is a multi-faceted man often seen around Jakarta with his friends, many of them veteran journalists. As a young man, his time at the University of Indonesia’s faculty of law was cut short and in 1959 he took on a job as a freelance office supplies salesman. The move proved to be a life-changing decision for Joe, who went on to open up a small office supplies business under the name PD Matahari, the embryo of today’s Datascript. The company retails a wide variety of products from pens and pencils to photocopiers and surveillance systems. Datascript owns the distribution rights in Indonesia for all products of Japanese electronic giant Canon, while sister company PT Matahari Alka, producing sheet metals and wood panels, provides additional revenue. Son Irwan Kamdani is now running Datascript, while Joe finds more time for his love of water sports and other interests. 133. Soedjono, 63 Soedjono has one major project to his name as he pushes to command a position in the upper end of the property market. His company took charge of building Metro Marina, a luxurious townhouse project at Ancol in North Jakarta in a joint venture with the local government’s PT Pembangunan Jaya Ancol and real estate management and development company PT Paramitha Mitra Sejati. According to Pembangunan’s Etty Djody, Setiawan Djody, Sarita Thaib and Tantowi Yahya annual report for last year, Soedjono has now settled a Rp34.8 billion debt for land purchases. He is known to control large land banks in Kapuk, West Jakarta and Kelapa Gading in North Jakarta. 134. Fajar Suhendra, 60 Sumatra Growth Group is a collective of investors that mainly focuses on foundry and steel manufacturing. Founded in 1970, the company has won three Primaniyarta Awards as the country’s best exporter, a testament to the company’s strong position in the industry. Fajar partnered Singapore’s Lee Metal to establish PT Indoferro to produce 250,000 tons of nickel pig iron with the completion of its facility in Banten due this year, while a second plant will be completed in 2014 to double production capacity. Fajar also controls iron pipe manufacturer PT Growth Pamindo and PT Growth Pakanindo, a feed mill operation supplying the Sumatra Market. Fajar’s son Peter Suhendra, 37, is now in charge of day-to-day operations. 135. Karmaka Surjaudaja, 78 Karmaka Surjaudaja led Bank NISP, established by father-in-law Lim Khe Tjie in the 1960s, though the 1998 financial crisis unscathed and maintained momentum to claim a place on the national stage. In 2005, recognizing that NISP could not realize its potential without significant outside help, he made a tough decision to sell 74% of the bank to Singapore’s OCBC. For his work at the bank, OCBC awarded him with the life- time title of chairman emeritus, and his daughter carries on the family tradition as its president director. Karmaka is known for his humility and friendly nature, as well as his strong leadership skills, while his stories of battling with cancer and a liver transplant have inspired many. 136. Bambang
Setijo, 70 Bambang’s PT Pan Brothers Tbk. was one of Indonesia’s best- performing textile firms last year. In 2011, sales were up 52% to Rp2.1 trillion, while net income hit Rp72 billion, up from Rp35 billion a year earlier. After selling 72% of its shares for Rp1,350 apiece in a rights offer, the company has plenty of funds for expansion. Its first move has been to acquire a 51% stake in garment buyer PT Hol-lit for around Rp43 billion, cutting its distribution chain. Pan Brothers now intends to boost production with two new factories expected to up and running this year. The number of machines in use will double by 2015. That leaves another Rp65 billion from the rights issues, to be used to create a new retail division, completing the full inte- gration of the company. Bambang is believed to maintain his inter- est in the company through his investment vehicle PT Trisetijo Manunggal Utama, which owns a 26.5% stake in Pan Brothers and also has a 9.9% stake in PT Indo Acidatama Tbk., a chemical producer where Bambang sits as president commissioner. He also owns a 5% stake in Hana Bank. 137. MS Hidayat, 59 Previously the chairman of the In- donesian Chamber of Commerce (Kadin), MS Hidayat put his busi- ness interests aside in 2009 when he was appointed Minister for Industry. Despite early fears that he would be too cautious about pushing his former colleagues to change, he has been able to tread a fine line between the government view and his deep understanding of the needs of business. Before joining the government, he was a leading property player, with his holding company PT Mandiri Sejahtera Hutama (HSM) and its subsidiaries building office towers, luxury housing and hotels in Jakarta and beyond. Hidayat was also active in mining as a contractor at PT Nusa Resources Minergy. 138. Setiawan
Djody, 63 Djody has largely put business aside and concentrates on his role as “Renaissance man,” staging a concert with rocker friend Iwan Fals and attending art exhibitions in Jakarta and Bali. He was diagnosed with liver disease in 2008 and received a transplant in 2009, forcing him to cut back most of his activities. Benefiting from a relationship with the Suharto family, he started his Setdco Group as a tanker company in 1975 and then expanded into property, energy, agribusiness and telecommunication. The company operates several oil fields overseas and has a plan to build a refinery and petrochemical complex in Batam, with a refining capacity of 300,000 barrels per day together with partner PT Intan Mega. Last year, Djody, Iwan Fals and fellow rocker Sawung Jabo staged a new performance of their critical Suharto-era Kantata Takwa rock concert, in memory of their late collaborator, the internationally acclaimed poet WS Rendra. 139. Jacobus Busono, 72 Jacobus, commonly known as Pak Bus, dominates the printing and packaging industry. Started by his grandfather as a small printing company in 1908, Jacobus has taken the enterprise to a far higher level by investing heavily in sophisticated technology. Now the company generates most of its revenues from printing smart cards, phone vouchers, bank notes, holographic devices and other high-priced items. Four subsidiaries have contracts to print currency from Brunei Darussalam, Vietnam, India and a number of African countries. Pak Bus, who is fluent in German, English, French and Dutch, was the sole Indonesian member of former French President Nicolas Sarkozy’s World Entrepreneurship group. He has also steered his company into renewables with an environmental-friendly stove and a plan to grow jarak, a source of bio-fuels, on land in Central Java. 140. Purnomo Prawiro, 65 Purnomo and brother Chandra used two family cars to start a taxi service in 1965 to pay for their college fees. They formalized the arrangement in 1972, forming Blue Bird, a firm that has since developed into the country’s best-known taxi company. As the first taxi firm to introduce meters, the company won swift consumer acceptance and continues to guard its reputation for high- quality services and reliability. Over the years, the company has expanded from a taxi operator with 25 cars to a company that operates 21,000 Blue Bird taxis, 750 luxury Silver Bird taxis, a fleet of Golden Bird limousines and Big Bird buses. The company also owns a logistic service division, a coachwork division and a hotel in Lombok. A graduate of the University of Indonesia, Purnomo serves at his alma mater as the chairman of its Board of Trustees. 141. Raam Punjaabi,
69 Raam’s Multivision Plus con- tinues to be a major force in the Indonesian television production house business. The chance that an Indonesian has never watched a Multivision show is small, with a consistent output of tear-jerk- ers. Like many ethnic Indians in Indonesia, he started out in tex- tiles before grabbing the oppor- tunity to import and distribute Bollywood movies. From there, he entered the movie-making business, scoring big bucks from several blockbuster movies. With the advent of television Raam turned his attention to the small screen. Last year he and two part- ners established a new company hoping to break the Studio 21 cinema chain’s virtual monopoly of the imported film business. 142. Marimutu Maniwanen, 57 Maniwanen has succeeded in maintaining his reputation in business circles despite the spectacular crash of his relative, Marimutu Sinivasan, at the ill-fated former engineering and textile giant Texmaco. Maniwanen is chairman and CEO of one of Indonesia’s biggest textile manufacturers. His companies include PT Ungaran Sari Garment and PT Citra Abadi Sejati, with factories in Purwakarta and Lippo Cikarang in West Java. The group produces high quality men’s and women’s garments and has developed long-term relationships with a number of major international clients from North America and Europe, including brands such as Adidas, Ann Taylor, Calvin Klein, Chaps, Esprit, Jones, Liz Clairbone, Macys, Marks and Spencer, Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger and others. 143. A Siang Rusli Ali, 50 A Siang has long been mentioned in connection with Medan’s criminal underworld and gambling industry and other questionable business operations, but such claims have never been verified. He is known as a close friend of the late Bang Olo Panggabean, Medan’s own “godfather.” A Siang is a respected figure in Medan, where he is a shareholder in the JW Marriott hotel, which opened in 2009, and owns several other properties. 144. Ishak Charlie, 58 Ishak had a quiet year in 2011, compared with 2010 when he faced legal battles and accusations of destroying the environment. Ishak is an owner of Medan’s JW Marriott Hotel and president director of PT Indoterminal Belawan Perkasa, which in the past was contracted to operate Medan’s Belawan port CPO terminal and pipeline network. In 2010, the Supreme Court ruled that Indoterminal had violated anti-trust laws by raising its tariffs without the consent of consumers. It ordered the company to pay Rp13 billion in settlements. A move into palm oil came under scrutiny too when environmental activists and residents accused him of cutting down 30 hectares of mangrove forest, damaging the stability of the local ecosystem, while for several years he has been in dispute over the status of land for a planned housing project, Citra Garden Padang Bulan. 145. Boedi Mranata, 60 As the first Indonesian to earn a PhD in marine biology, Boedi’s initial business interests fol- lowed his academic expertise. He began work as a director of four fisheries companies under the Fega Group, focusing on shrimps, but then decided his future was in the sky rather than the sea. He switched to the lucrative market of birds’ nests, which he exports to China to make birds’ nest soup. Closer trade ties with China continue to benefit Boedi’s business. He is also an ecotour- ism enthusiast and an avid collec- tor of Chinese porcelain. 146. Mintardjo Halim, 57 With over three decades of business experience, Mintardjo is good at spotting trends. After an engineering degree in Germany, he formed PT Sandratex in 1978 in a joint venture with Hong Kong interests. To take advantage of lower labor costs, he entered a joint venture in Cambodia to produce woven shirts and blouses. Some analysts now believe that Sandratex might have fallen on tough times, with its last big deal back in 2000 with the US ‘May’ department store. He currently serves as the head of the Africa committee of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, a position that has put him close to some of the world’s leading cotton producing countries like Mozambique. Mintardjo shares his expertise with the industry as deputy chairman of the Indonesian Textile Association. 147. GS Margono, 72 A growing love of travel by Indo- nesians promises sound prospects for Gapura Prima, a property developer founded by Gunarso Susanto Margono in 1980. The company recently completed con- struction of its 500-unit Condotel building in Serpong, to be opened in June with management by Best Western, the world’s largest hotel chain.GapuraPrimathisyear set aside Rp417 billion for capital expenditure to be used mainly to boost revenues from hotels. This year, the company expects to open hotels in Bali and Jakarta, with five more scheduled for next year. The program will give the company a total 1,000 rooms and boost recurring income from 30% to 70% in two years. Gapura Prima posted Rp44 billion in net income last year. Gunarso’s son Rudy became president director of the group in 2007. 148. Usman Admajaya, 67 The 1998 regional crisis forced Usman Admajaya to relinquish Bank Danamon to the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA). Today, the flashy dresser is no longer involved in the bank which posted a net income of Rp3.4 trillion last year, except for debate over whether he still owes money. The former banker claims he has paid his debts of Rp12 trillion, although the government says there is still Rp10 trillion to pay. 149. Hadi Surya, 76 Times have been tough for Hadi Surya, who founded PT Berlian Laju Tanker in 1981 and now serves as president commissioner. Between 2008 and 2010, the company made a total of $487 million in losses, a result of a fall in trade during the global financial crisis, just after it had absorbed a major international shipping line in a move to dramatically expand its fleet. The company clawed its way back to profitability last year with net income of $142 million but was forced to default on Rp421 billion in debts. The courts have provided the company with temporary protection from creditors looking to seize its assets. Some good news came from subsidiary PT Buana Listya Tama, which raised Rp1 trillion when it went public last year. Berlian Laju Tanker operates 93 tankers, while Buana Listya Tama owns 14 and leases six. 150. G Lukman Pudjiadi, 55 Two listed companies are controlled by Lukman and hisfamily: PudjiadiPrestige Tbk. and PT Pudjiadi and Sons Tbk. which controls Jayakarta hotels. The companies posted a combined Rp65 billion in net income last year. The group operates 13 hotels and resorts in Indonesia and has built a number of medium-scale apartment blocks in Jakarta and Bandung. The company’s subsidiaries include PT Bali Realtindo Benoa, PT Jayakarta Realti Investindo and PT Hotel Juwara Warga. Lukman oversees Jayakarta Group but day-to-day operations are handled by his son Loki Pudjiadi. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 19 Orang Indonesia Masuk Jajaran Terkaya Dunia, Ini DaftarnyaAngga Aliya – detikfinance Selasa, 04/03/2014 13:02 WIB Halaman 1 dari 3 Jakarta -Majalah Forbes kembali merilis daftar orang terkaya dunia. Tahun ini memuat 1.645 miliuner dari seluruh dunia. Dari jumlah itu 19 di antaranya berasal dari Indonesia.Rata-rata kekayaan US$ 4,5 miliar. Total harta para miliuner ini tercatat sebanyak US$ 6,4 triliun, naik US$ 1 triliun dari jumlah total harta tahun lalu.Sedangkan jumlah harta 19 orang terkaya di dunia ini mencapai US$ 47,65 miliar atau sekitar Rp 476,5 triliun. Siapa saja mereka? Simak daftar lengkapnya di sini seperti dikutip dari Forbes, Selasa (4/32014). 19. Lim Hariyanto Wijaya
Sarwono 18. Harjo Sutanto 17. Hary Tanoesoedibjo 16. Edwin Soeryadjaya 15. Low Tuck Kwong 14. Ciputra dan keluarga 13. Achmad Hamami dan keluarga 12. Martua Sitorus 11. Murdaya Poo 10. Tahir 9. Theodore Rachmat . Bachtiar Karim 7. Sukanto Tanoto 6. Mochtar Riady dan keluarga 5. Peter Sondakh 4. Sri Prakash Lohia 3. Chairul Tanjung 2. Michael Hartono 1. R. Budi Hartono ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Siapakah terkaya di India?- Mukesh Ambani -
Mukesh Ambani adalah seorang milyuner dan industrialis India. Sumber kekayaannya berasal dari perusahaan Reliance Industries Ltd. yang menghasilkan pendapatan sebesar Rp74 miliar.
Siapa orang terkaya no 1 di Asia?Kini, ada orang Asia pertama yang berhasil masuk ke posisi tiga besar. Dia adalah Gautam Adani. Dengan kepemilikan US$ 137,4 miliar atau setara Rp 2.042 triliun, kekayaan Adani telah melampaui CEO LVMH Bernard Arnault dan sekarang hanya berada di belakang kepala bos Tesla Elon Musk dan pendiri Amazon Jeff Bezos.
Siapa orang terkaya no 1 di Indonesia?1. R. Budi Hartono dan Michael Hartono. Dua bersaudara pendiri Djarum Group ini telah sejak lama dikenal publik sebagai keluarga sultan. Total kekayaannya mencapai Rp 313,9 triliun (US$ 21,4 miliar) dan Rp 302 triliun (US$ 20,6 miliar).
Siapa nama orang terkaya di Amerika Serikat?Adapun, Elon Musk menjadi orang terkaya di AS. Nilai kekayaannya tercatat sebesar US$219 miliar. Posisi kedua ditempati oleh China dengan 539 miliarder dengan nilai kekayaan sebesar US$1,96 triliun.
Lewati Konten UtamaDaftar Pangkat Negara Jumlah rumah tangga jutawan$950 million Minnesota Abbeville Arizona Tennessee Daftar negara bagian A.S. berdasarkan jumlah rumah tangga jutawan - wikipediaen.wikipedia.org ›wiki› list_of_u.s._states_by_the_number_of_milliona ... null $310 million Siapakah orang terkaya yang tinggal di Indiana? Anchorage Di bawah ini adalah orang terkaya di Indiana. Pada September 2022, orang terkaya di Indiana adalah Gayle Cook. Gayle Cook tinggal di Bloomington. Bagaimana kekayaan bersih Anda dibandingkan dengan kekayaan orang -orang terkaya di Indiana? Siapa wanita terkaya di Indiana? John Menard, Jr. Wanita terkaya di daftar Forbes adalah Julia Koch, yang, bersama dengan ketiga anaknya, mewarisi 42% saham di Koch Industries setelah suaminya David meninggal pada Agustus 2019. $3.8 billion Sebagai salah satu negara terkaya di dunia, Amerika Serikat adalah rumah bagi sejumlah besar elit kaya dunia. Menurut peringkat miliarder global Forbes, 15 dari 26 orang terkaya di dunia adalah orang Amerika. Sementara sebagian besar orang kaya cenderung tinggal di atau dekat pusat ekonomi utama di negara -negara dengan ekonomi besar, orang yang sangat kaya di tempat yang mereka inginkan dan dapat ditemukan di seluruh negeri. Semua kecuali enam negara memiliki setidaknya satu miliarder, dan semua kecuali satu dari enam mereka memiliki orang dengan kekayaan bersih setidaknya $ 500 juta. Tempe Meninjau perkiraan kekayaan bersih real-time dari Forbes, 24/7 Wall St. meninjau orang terkaya di setiap negara bagian. Jim Walton • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 45,7 miliar $45.7 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Bentonville Bentonville Jim Walton - & nbsp; putra bungsu Sam Walton, pendiri Walmart - & Nbsp; adalah salah satu dari banyak ahli waris dengan kekayaan raksasa ritel. Dia juga memiliki saham yang sedikit lebih besar di perusahaan itu daripada ahli waris lainnya, menjadikannya orang terkaya di negara bagian itu. Sam tinggal di Bentonville, rumah Arkansas dari perusahaan terbesar di dunia dengan pendapatan. Larry Ellison • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 64 & nbsp; miliar $64 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Woodside Woodside Dengan kekayaan bersih $ 64 miliar, Larry Ellison adalah penduduk terkaya California dan salah satu orang terkaya di dunia. Ellison adalah pelopor komputasi awan. Dia mendirikan perusahaannya Oracle pada tahun 1977 dan masih menjabat sebagai ketua dan CTO. Philip Anschutz • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 10,9 miliar $10.9 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Denver Denver Philip Anschutz telah menjadi salah satu orang terkaya di dunia dengan berinvestasi dalam beberapa bisnis termasuk minyak, kereta api, real estat, dan hiburan. Grup Hiburan Anschutz -nya memiliki dan mengoperasikan arena dan stadion di seluruh dunia. Warga Denver telah menyumbangkan ratusan juta dolar ke Pusat Medis Universitas Colorado, yang dinamai untuk menghormatinya. Ray Dalio • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 18,4 miliar $18.4 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Greenwich Greenwich Ray Dalio adalah pendiri Bridgewater Associates Connecticut, dana lindung nilai terbesar di dunia berdasarkan aset yang dikelola. Banyak penduduk kaya Connecticut lainnya berutang kekayaan mereka untuk melakukan lindung nilai, termasuk kepala modal SAC Steve Cohen, yang dipukul dengan larangan dua tahun dari mengelola uang setelah tuduhan perdagangan orang dalam. Robert Gore dan Elizabeth Snyder • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 750 juta $750 million • Berada: & nbsp; Newark & WilmingtonNewark & Wilmington Salah satu negara bagian yang paling tidak berpenduduk di negara itu, Delaware bukanlah rumah bagi miliarder, dan saudara laki -laki dan perempuan Elizabeth Snyder dan Robert Gore mengikat sebagai orang terkaya di negara bagian itu. Dua bagian dalam kekayaan Gore-Tex yang didirikan oleh orang tua mereka. Robert, bekerja sebagai insinyur kimia, menemukan bahan tahan air yang digunakan dalam pakaian gore-tex. Thomas Peterffy • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 18,8 miliar $18.8 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Palm Beach Palm Beach Warga terkaya di Florida adalah Thomas Peterffy, ketua broker interaktif. Peterffy terkenal karena tangannya dalam mempopulerkan perdagangan berkecepatan tinggi digital. Peterffy tinggal di Palm Beach, di mana ia baru-baru ini membantu membuka pusat medis high-end dan hanya anggota, salah satu yang pertama dari jenisnya. Peterffy menginvestasikan $ 5 juta dalam proyek tersebut, penurunan ember kekayaan bersihnya yang diperkirakan $ 18,8 miliar. Jim Kennedy • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 9,5 miliar $9.5 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Atlanta Atlanta Georgia adalah rumah bagi miliarder Atlanta Jim Kennedy, yang mewarisi kerajaan perusahaan Cox. Perusahaan, yang didirikan kakeknya pada tahun 1898, termasuk perusahaan televisi kabel Cox Communications, serta sejumlah properti lain yang mencakup televisi, surat kabar, dan internet. Pierre Omidyar • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 11,9 miliar $11.9 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; honolulu Honolulu Pendiri situs web lelang Ebay, Pierre Omidyar, pertama kali menjadi miliarder pada tahun 1998 pada usia 31 ketika perusahaan go public. Dua puluh satu tahun kemudian, Omidyar diperkirakan kekayaan bersih $ 11,9 miliar. Omidyar menghabiskan beberapa tahun sebagai pemuda di Hawaii, dan ia pindah kembali ke Honolulu pada tahun 2006. Multi-miliarder telah menginvestasikan jutaan orang dalam berbagai proyek bisnis dan filantropis di seluruh pulau, dengan fokus di bidang-bidang seperti produksi pangan lokal, energi terbarukan dan pengurangan limbah limbah dan limbah . Frank Vandersloot • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 4,3 miliar $4.3 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Idaho FallsIdaho Falls Orang terkaya Idaho adalah Frank Vandersloot, pendiri dan kepala lama perusahaan farmasi Melaleuca. Vandersloot telah memimpin perusahaan sejak ia memulainya pada tahun 1985. Melaleuca sekarang melaporkan pendapatan tahunan lebih dari $ 2 miliar. Ken Griffin • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 11,7 miliar $11.7 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Chicago Chicago Ken Griffin mendirikan Global Investment Fund Citadel pada tahun 1990. Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 11,7 miliar, Griffin adalah orang terkaya di Illinois dan salah satu dari 100 orang terkaya di Amerika Serikat. Pada bulan November 2017, multi-miliarder ini juga melakukan pembelian rumah paling mahal dalam sejarah Chicago, membeli empat lantai teratas gedung Walton No. 9 di lingkungan Gold Coast kota seharga $ 58,5 juta. Carl Cook • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 8,7 miliar $8.7 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Bloomington Bloomington Bloomington's Carl Cook adalah CEO Cook Group, pembuat peralatan medis lama. Perusahaan berspesialisasi dalam perangkat yang digunakan dalam operasi invasif minimal seperti stent dan filter. Carl mewarisi kendali kelompok Cook dari orang tuanya, William dan Gayle Cook, yang mendirikan perusahaan. Dengan kekayaan bersih $ 8,7 miliar, Cook adalah orang terkaya di Indiana. Harry Stine • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 4 & nbsp; miliar $4 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; adel Adel Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 4 miliar, Harry Stine adalah orang terkaya di Iowa. Stine membuat kekayaannya di industri jagung dan kedelai yang substansial di negara bagian itu. The Stine Seed Company - awalnya didirikan pada 1950 -an oleh ayah Stine sebagai Stine Seed Farm - hari ini memiliki ratusan paten dalam genetika kedelai dan jagung dan melakukan lebih dari $ 1 miliar dalam penjualan setiap tahun. Stine masih tinggal bersama keluarganya di Adel, di mana kakek -neneknya pertama kali pindah pada akhir 1800 -an. Charles Koch • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 51,9 miliar $51.9 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; wichita Wichita Kansas 'Charles Koch, salah satu dari dua saudara Koch, membuat keberuntungannya membangun dan menjalankan Koch Industries, yang beroperasi dalam segala hal mulai dari produk kertas hingga manufaktur kimia hingga saluran pipa minyak. Saudara -saudara Koch dikenal karena partisipasi mereka dalam sistem politik Amerika dan atas dukungan keuangan mereka terhadap kandidat konservatif. B. Wayne Hughes • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,8 miliar $2.8 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Lexington Lexington B. Wayne Hughes mendirikan Penyimpanan Publik pada tahun 1972, dan hari ini ia adalah orang terkaya di Kentucky dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 2,8 miliar. Penyimpanan publik sekarang memiliki lebih dari 2.500 lokasi di seluruh Amerika Serikat dan merupakan merek penyimpanan mandiri terbesar di negara ini. Hughes membeli Farm Spelthrift di Lexington pada tahun 2004. Pertanian ini telah mengumpulkan sembilan juara Kentucky Derby. Hughes juga merupakan salah satu donor politik konservatif terkemuka di negara bagian ini. Gayle Benson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,9 miliar $2.9 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; New Orleans New Orleans Gayle Benson menjadi orang terkaya di Louisiana setelah kematian suaminya, Tom Benson, pada tahun 2018. Pertempuran hukum dengan anak -anak dan cucu Tom, yang mengklaim bahwa ia secara mental tidak layak ketika ia memberikan kendali atas asetnya, akhirnya diselesaikan. Gayle Benson sekarang memiliki kedua tim olahraga pro New Orleans, Pelikan dan Orang Suci. Susan Alfond • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 1,6 miliar $1.6 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Scarborough Scarborough Susan Alfond adalah pewaris kekayaan keluarga Alfond. Ayah Alfond mendirikan Dexter Shoe Company, yang ia jual ke Warren Buffett seharga $ 433 juta di saham Berkshire Hathaway pada tahun 1993. Sementara kesepakatan itu berubah menjadi asam untuk Buffett ketika perusahaan dikepung oleh impor murah dan kompetisi asing, Alfonds telah membuat miliaran masuk Menghargai saham Berkshire Hathaway. Susan Alfond berbagi kekayaan keluarga dengan tiga saudara lelakinya dan co-inheritor, Ted, Peter dan Bill. Ted Lerner dan keluarga • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 5 miliar$5 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Ted Lerner dari Maryland telah menjadi salah satu nama terbesar dalam real estat selama beberapa dekade, memulai kariernya pada tahun 1952 menjual rumah dan akhirnya pindah ke pengembangan skala besar. Warga Chevy Chase sekarang memiliki kekayaan bersih yang diperkirakan $ 5 miliar. Pada tahun 2006, Lerner memenangkan tawaran untuk mengakuisisi Washington Nationals MLB. Abigail Johnson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 16,4 miliar $16.4 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Milton Milton Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 16,4 miliar, Abigail Johnson adalah orang terkaya di Massachusetts dan wanita terkaya keempat di Amerika. Johnson adalah pemilik saat ini dari kelompok reksa dana Fidelity Investments. Pada tahun 2014, Johnson mengambil alih sebagai CEO perusahaan - yang hari ini mengelola sekitar $ 2,5 triliun aset. Saudara-saudaranya Johnson dan co-heir untuk kekayaan keluarga, Elizabeth Johnson dan Edward Johnson IV, juga miliarder. Hank dan Doug Meijer • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 7 & nbsp; miliar $7 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Pewaris dan ketua bersama rantai toko kelontong yang berbasis di Michigan Meijer, Hank dan Doug Meijer, adalah orang-orang terkaya di negara bagian itu. Meijer, which was founded in 1934 by the Meijers' grandfather Hendrik Meijer, has over 200 locations throughout the Midwest. With an estimated net worth of $7 billion each, the Meijer brothers beat out other wealthy Michiganians such as Quicken Loans founder Daniel Gilbert dan co-founder Little Caesars Marian Ilitch untuk gelar orang terkaya di negara bagian. Glen Taylor • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,8 miliar$2.8 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Lexington Mankato B. Wayne Hughes mendirikan Penyimpanan Publik pada tahun 1972, dan hari ini ia adalah orang terkaya di Kentucky dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 2,8 miliar. Penyimpanan publik sekarang memiliki lebih dari 2.500 lokasi di seluruh Amerika Serikat dan merupakan merek penyimpanan mandiri terbesar di negara ini. Hughes membeli Farm Spelthrift di Lexington pada tahun 2004. Pertanian ini telah mengumpulkan sembilan juara Kentucky Derby. Hughes juga merupakan salah satu donor politik konservatif terkemuka di negara bagian ini. Gayle Benson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,9 miliar $1.2 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; New Orleans Hattiesburg Gayle Benson menjadi orang terkaya di Louisiana setelah kematian suaminya, Tom Benson, pada tahun 2018. Pertempuran hukum dengan anak -anak dan cucu Tom, yang mengklaim bahwa ia secara mental tidak layak ketika ia memberikan kendali atas asetnya, akhirnya diselesaikan. Gayle Benson sekarang memiliki kedua tim olahraga pro New Orleans, Pelikan dan Orang Suci. Stanley Kroenke • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 8,8 miliar $8.8 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Columbia Columbia Sebagai pengembang real estat dan suami dari pewaris Walmart Ann Walton Kroenke, Stan Kroenke telah dapat mengumpulkan kekayaan besar dari pengembangan plaza di dekat banyak toko Walmart. Kroenke juga memiliki sejumlah tim olahraga profesional, termasuk Los Angeles Rams dan Arsenal Football Club. Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 8,8 miliar, Kroenke mengalahkan Missourian kaya lainnya seperti pewaris Cargill Pauline Macmillan Keinath dan pendiri Bass Pro Shops John Morris sebagai penduduk terkaya di negara bagian itu. Dennis Washington • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 6 miliar $6 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; missoula Missoula Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 6 miliar, Dennis Washington adalah orang terkaya di Montana. Melalui Washington Companies, sebuah perusahaan yang dimiliki dan dimulai oleh Washington, ia memiliki kelompok bisnis yang beragam yang menjangkau beberapa industri seperti pengiriman, transportasi kereta api dan penambangan berlian. Meskipun tinggal di Montana yang terkurung daratan, Washington memiliki empat kapal dan pernah menghabiskan sekitar $ 250 juta untuk renovasi untuk kapal pesiar Atessa IV -nya. Warren Buffett • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 88,1 miliar $88.1 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Omaha Omaha Salah satu investor paling sukses dalam sejarah, Warren Buffett bernilai sekitar $ 88,1 miliar. Oracle of Omaha bukan hanya orang terkaya di Nebraska, tetapi juga orang terkaya ketiga di Amerika. Buffett adalah ketua dan CEO Berkshire Hathaway, konglomerat yang sepenuhnya memiliki lebih dari 60 perusahaan, termasuk Geico, Duracell dan Kraft Heinz. Buffett lahir di Omaha pada tahun 1930 dan telah tinggal di sana bersama keluarganya terus menerus sejak 1956. Sheldon Adelson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 36,4 miliar $36.4 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Las Vegas Las Vegas Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 36,4 miliar, Sheldon Adelson adalah orang terkaya di Nevada dan salah satu dari 20 orang terkaya di Amerika. Adelson adalah pendiri, ketua dan CEO Las Vegas Sands, salah satu perusahaan kasino dan resor terbesar di dunia. Adelson adalah donor politik utama, menyumbang lebih dari $ 123 juta untuk politisi konservatif dalam siklus pemilu 2018 - lebih dari warga negara AS lainnya. Andrea Reimann-Ciardelli • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 1,1 miliar $1.1 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; hanoverHanover Andrea Reimann-Ciardelli adalah keturunan Ludwig Reimann, yang pada tahun 1828 bergabung dengan Johann Adam Benckiser sebagai mitra di perusahaan kimianya. Sekarang dikenal sebagai Jab Holding Company, bisnis keluarga telah berkembang menjadi barang -barang konsumen dan hari ini memiliki merek -merek besar seperti Coty, Keurig dan Panera Bread. Dua dekade setelah mewarisi 11,1 persen saham di perusahaan, Reimann-Ciardelli menjual sahamnya yang jabel dengan harga sekitar $ 1 miliar pada tahun 2003. John Overdeck • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 6,1 miliar $6.1 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; millburn Millburn Manajer dana lindung nilai John Overdeck adalah orang terkaya di New Jersey dengan kekayaan bersih lebih dari $ 6 miliar. Overdeck mendirikan Two Sigma Investments, dana yang mengelola lebih dari $ 54 miliar. Perusahaan ini sebagian besar berfokus pada harga sekuritas. John dan istrinya Laura mendirikan Overdeck Family Foundation pada tahun 2011. Yayasan mereka mendukung pendidikan melalui inisiatif dan hibah, termasuk lebih dari 160 penerima. Foundation melampaui $ 100 juta dalam pemberian hibah. Mack C. Chase • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 700 juta $700 million • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; artesiaArtesia Mack C. Chase adalah taipan minyak dan gas yang berbasis di Artesia, New Mexico. Chase mulai bekerja di industri minyak pada usia 14 tahun 1945, dan memulai bisnis pengeboran minyaknya sendiri pada tahun 1968. Sementara Mack Energy Corporation sejak itu memperluas operasinya ke Texas dan bagian lain New Mexico, markas perusahaan tetap di Artesia, di mana Chase tumbuh. Melalui Chase Foundation, Chase telah menyumbangkan jutaan ke sekolah Artesia, siswa, bidang atletik, fasilitas perawatan kesehatan dan area pusat kota. Kontribusi Chase ke kota ini diabadikan dalam patung perunggu multi-jutawan di persimpangan 6th dan W Main St. di pusat kota Artesia. Michael Bloomberg • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 55,4 miliar $55.4 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; New York New York New York adalah rumah bagi lusinan miliarder, termasuk sembilan dengan setidaknya $ 10 miliar dalam kekayaan bersih, dan di puncak grup ini adalah investor, mogul media dan mantan walikota New York Michael Bloomberg. Pada tahun 1981, Bloomberg memulai perusahaan media investasi, yang juga menyediakan terminal perdagangan untuk bisnis dan investor. Bloomberg mampu memanfaatkan ketenaran dan kekayaannya di daerah New York untuk memenangkan tawaran walikota City pada tahun 2002. Dia melayani selama tiga periode. James selamat malam • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 9,3 miliar $9.3 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; cary Cary Dengan perkiraan kekayaan bersih $ 9,3 miliar, James Goodnight adalah orang terkaya di North Carolina dan salah satu dari 100 orang terkaya di Amerika. Seperti banyak orang di area penelitian segitiga, Goodnight membuat kekayaannya di industri perangkat lunak. Goodnight mendirikan perusahaan perangkat lunak Analytics SAS dengan sesama anggota fakultas NC State University pada tahun 1976. Perusahaan ini telah tumbuh dari $ 138.000 dalam pendapatan tahunan menjadi $ 3,2 miliar. SAS memiliki lebih dari 14.000 karyawan di seluruh dunia dan saat ini merupakan perusahaan terbesar di Cary, menyumbang sekitar 6 persen dari total tenaga kerja kota. Gary Tharaldson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 900 juta $900 million • tinggal: & nbsp; fargo Fargo North Dakota adalah rumah bagi miliarder, tetapi Gary Tharaldson, pembangun dan operator yang berbasis di Fargo dari ratusan hotel di seluruh negeri melalui perusahaan Tharaldson, adalah yang terdekat dengan kekayaan bersih 10 digit siapa pun di negara bagian itu. Tharaldsen, sekarang 73, terus bekerja di kantor perusahaannya di Fargo. Les Wexner dan keluarga • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 4,7 miliar $4.7 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; New Albany New Albany Les Wexner adalah pendiri dan CEO L Brands, pengecer fesyen yang merek andalannya termasuk Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works. Wexner membuka toko pakaian pertamanya di pusat perbelanjaan Kingsdale di Upper Arlington pada tahun 1963, menghasilkan $ 473 dalam penjualan pada hari pembukaan. Hari ini L Brands menjual $ 12,6 miliar barang ritel di lebih dari 3.000 toko di seluruh dunia per tahun. Sebagai seorang dermawan, Wexner telah menyumbangkan jutaan ke Universitas Negeri Ohio, komunitas Yahudi di daerah itu melalui Wexner Foundation, dan berbagai nirlaba Ohio lainnya. Harold Hamm dan keluarga • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 12,6 miliar $12.6 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Kota Oklahoma Oklahoma City Seperti mayoritas miliarder di Oklahoma, Harold Hamm membuat kekayaannya di industri minyak dan gas. Setelah bekerja di ladang minyak sebagai seorang pemuda, Hamm mendirikan Continental Resources pada usia 21 tahun. Baru -baru ini, Hamm dan perusahaannya mempelopori pengembangan pembentukan minyak Bakken, yang mengarah ke ledakan minyak Dakota Utara dan penciptaan jutaan orang jutaan pekerjaan energi. Sementara kekayaan Hamm berfluktuasi dengan harga minyak, kekayaan bersihnya saat ini diperkirakan $ 12,6 miliar, sebagian besar dari siapa pun di Oklahoma. Phil Knight dan Keluarga • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 34,6 miliar $34.6 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Hillsboro Hillsboro Phil Knight Oregon adalah penduduk terkaya di negara bagian itu, dan telah meninggalkan tanda permanen di negara bagian asalnya. Knight, yang berlari di Universitas Oregon, akhirnya didirikan, dengan mantan pelatihnya, perusahaan yang akan menjadi alas kaki raksasa Nike. Saat ini, Nike adalah salah satu pengusaha terbesar di Oregon. Knight juga merupakan salah satu dermawan terbesar di negara bagian ini, setelah memberikan lebih dari $ 1,5 miliar kepada University of Oregon dan Oregon Health & Science University. Kekayaan bersih Knight diperkirakan hampir $ 35 miliar, hampir 14 kali kekayaan bersih penduduk terkaya berikutnya di negara bagian itu, CEO Columbia Sportswear Timothy Boyle. Victoria Mars • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 6 & nbsp; miliar $6 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Philadelphia Philadelphia Victoria Mars mewarisi pada tahun 2016 diperkirakan 8 persen saham di perusahaan Mars Inc. yang didirikan oleh kakek buyutnya lebih dari seabad sebelumnya. Perusahaan permen, yang sekarang memiliki beberapa merek makanan dan makanan hewan peliharaan lainnya, memiliki perkiraan penjualan $ 35 miliar setiap tahun. Victoria bukan satu -satunya pewaris kekayaan Mars untuk peringkat dalam daftar ini. Bibinya Jacqueline Mars adalah orang terkaya di Virginia dan pamannya John Mars adalah orang terkaya di Wyoming. Pada 2016, keluarga mereka berada di peringkat keluarga terkaya ketiga di Amerika oleh Forbes. Jonathan Nelson • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 1,8 miliar $1.8 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; providence Providence Providence, Rhode Island, penduduk Jonathan Nelson adalah pendiri dan CEO Providence Equity. Perusahaan memiliki saham di lebih dari 160 perusahaan, termasuk bagian dari Univision saluran berbahasa Spanyol. Anita Zucker • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,6 miliar $2.6 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Charleston Charleston Anita Zucker adalah CEO dan ketua Grup Intertech yang berbasis di Charleston, sebuah perusahaan manufaktur kimia milik keluarga. Zucker mengambil alih posisi itu setelah suaminya Jerry Zucker, yang mendirikan Intertech Group, meninggal pada tahun 2008. Selain pekerjaannya, Zucker juga seorang dermawan terkenal, memberikan jutaan dolar untuk berbagai tujuan pendidikan di seluruh negara bagiannya di Carolina Selatan. T. Denny Sanford • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 2,6 miliar $2.6 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; CharlestonSioux Falls Anita Zucker adalah CEO dan ketua Grup Intertech yang berbasis di Charleston, sebuah perusahaan manufaktur kimia milik keluarga. Zucker mengambil alih posisi itu setelah suaminya Jerry Zucker, yang mendirikan Intertech Group, meninggal pada tahun 2008. Selain pekerjaannya, Zucker juga seorang dermawan terkenal, memberikan jutaan dolar untuk berbagai tujuan pendidikan di seluruh negara bagiannya di Carolina Selatan. Thomas Frist, Jr. dan keluarga • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 12,7 miliar $12.7 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Nashville Nashville Thomas Frist, Jr. mendirikan Hospital Corporation of America bersama ayahnya, Thomas Frist, Sr. pada tahun 1968. Hari ini, perusahaan ini memiliki puluhan rumah sakit di Amerika Serikat dan Inggris. HCA telah membayar ratusan juta dolar untuk penyelesaian gugatan dalam beberapa tahun terakhir. Perusahaan membayar pemegang saham $ 215 juta pada tahun 2011 karena gagal mengungkapkan sebelum go public pada tahun 2011 bahwa rumah sakitnya melakukan operasi yang tidak perlu. Ini juga akan membayar Yayasan Kansas City $ 188 juta untuk pelanggaran kontrak. Alice Walton • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 45,6 miliar $45.6 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; Fort Worth Fort Worth Putri mendiang Sam Walton, pendiri Walmart dan Sam's Club, Alice Walton adalah orang terkaya di Texas dan orang terkaya ke -12 di Amerika. Tidak seperti saudara -saudaranya Rob dan Jim, yang tinggal di Arkansas dekat markas perusahaan, Alice Walton belum bertugas di dewan atau tim eksekutif Walmart. Walton membuka Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art di kota kelahirannya di Bentonville, Arkansas, pada tahun 2011, dan nilai koleksi seni pribadinya diperkirakan ratusan juta dolar. Gail Miller • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 1,4 miliar $1.4 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Salt Lake CitySalt Lake City Gail Miller adalah kepala kelompok Larry H. Miller, yang ia mulai dengan almarhum suaminya, Larry. Grup ini memiliki berbagai macam perusahaan, termasuk dealer mobil dan kompleks teater. Juga, Miller adalah pemilik lama satu-satunya waralaba olahraga besar di negara bagian itu, NBA's Utah Jazz. Miller baru-baru ini menempatkan kepemilikan jazz di tangan kepercayaan untuk memastikan tim tetap di negara bagian untuk masa mendatang tetapi dia dan keluarganya akan terus mengawasi operasi. John Abele • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 630 jutaEstimated net worth: $630 million • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Shelburne Shelburne Meskipun John Abele sudah pensiun, ia masih memiliki saham kecil di Boston Scientific, sebuah perusahaan perangkat medis yang ia ikuti pada tahun 1979. Abele pernah menjadi miliarder tetapi ia menyumbangkan banyak kekayaannya, meninggalkannya dengan $ 630 juta. Abele dan keluarganya telah memberikan lebih dari $ 100 juta hibah untuk organisasi nirlaba. Jacqueline Mars • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 24,2 miliar $24.2 billion • berada: & nbsp; dataran The Plains Jacqueline Mars, pewaris Perusahaan Permen Mars, Inc. Fortune, bukan hanya orang terkaya di Virginia, tetapi juga salah satu orang terkaya di dunia. Mars, saudaranya John, dan ahli waris almarhum kakaknya Forrest Jr memiliki sepertiga dari Mars, Inc. masing-masing. Sementara tidak ada saudara kandung yang terlibat dengan perusahaan saat ini, Virginia terlibat dalam operasinya sampai 2016. Dia bernilai sekitar $ 24,2 miliar. Jeff Bezos • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 135,2 miliar $135.2 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; Seattle Seattle Jeff Bezos, pendiri dan CEO e-commerce Juggernaut Amazon, melewati Bill Gates akhir tahun lalu sebagai pria terkaya di dunia. Kekaisaran Bezos terus berkembang menjadi bisnis baru. Pada Agustus 2017, Amazon membeli rantai supermarket Whole Foods seharga $ 13,7 miliar. Dengan kekayaan bersih saat ini hampir $ 135,2 miliar, yang datang relatif cepat untuk pengusaha Seattle, beberapa memperkirakan bezo bisa menjadi triliuner pertama di dunia. Jim Justice II • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 1,5 miliar $1.5 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; lewisburg Lewisburg Virginia Barat adalah produsen batubara terbesar di sebelah timur Sungai Mississippi dan terbesar kedua di negara ini. Tidak mengherankan, penduduk terkaya di negara bagian itu, Jim Justice II, berutang kekayaannya kepada batubara. Dia mewarisi bisnis batubara dari ayahnya. Pada 2016, keadilan terpilih sebagai gubernur negara bagian. John Menard, Jr. & Nbsp; • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 10,9 miliar $10.9 billion • Tempat tinggal: & nbsp; eau claire Eau Claire John Menard, Jr. memperoleh kekayaannya dari toko perbaikan rumah Midwestern yang bertuliskan namanya, Menard. Menard menolak pekerjaan dari IBM pada tahun 1963 untuk menyerang sendiri. Tahun berikutnya, ia membuka toko pertamanya. Bisnis Menard telah menjadi subjek kontroversi, termasuk tuduhan penyerangan dari istri seorang rekan bisnis lama. Mantan penasihat hukumnya juga memenangkan penilaian $ 1,7 juta untuk upah masa lalu yang belum dibayar. John Mars • Perkiraan kekayaan bersih: & nbsp; $ 24 miliarEstimated net worth: $24 billion • tinggal: & nbsp; jackson Resides: Jackson John Mars dan kedua saudara kandungnya mewarisi kekayaan besar mereka pada tahun 1999, ketika ayah mereka Forrest Mars Sr. meninggal. Mars, Inc. membuat beberapa permen paling dikenal di dunia, termasuk M&M, Snickers, dan Twix. Perusahaan ini didirikan oleh Frank Mars, yang mulai menjual permen dari dapurnya pada tahun 1911. Berapa banyak miliarder di Indiana?Meja
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Siapa wanita terkaya di Indiana?John Menard, Jr. Wanita terkaya di daftar Forbes adalah Julia Koch, yang, bersama dengan ketiga anaknya, mewarisi 42% saham di Koch Industries setelah suaminya David meninggal pada Agustus 2019.Julia Koch, who, along with her three children, inherited a 42% stake in Koch Industries after her husband David passed away in August 2019. |
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