Indonesian News One For five consecutive years, Budi and Michael Hartono elected as Indonesia's richest man according to Forbes magazine.
Hartono family money machine, cigarette company Djarum and Bank BCA, has created a wealth of $ 15 billion (USD 175.4 billion) per Novembver 2013, this amount has not changed much compared to last year.
In the second place, there Tjipta Eka Widjaja. Its business covers the company Asia Pulp and Paper and palm oil companies Golden Agri-Resources. Eka has a wealth of $ 7 billion.
In the third position, family wealth Anthoni Salim successfully earned $ 6.3 billion from selling instant noodle (Indofood) and Suzuki (Indomobil Sukses Internasional).
Patron Lippo Group, Mochtar Riady was in ninth position in the list. Riady family's wealth increased $ 300 million dollars in the last nine months to $ 2.5 billion.
Lippo Group is now aggressively expanding property sector up to foreign countries, in the field hospitals, the media, and education.
The rich youngest in Indonesia is Ciliandra Fangiono, managing director of First Resources palm oil company. The Cambridge graduate has wealth at $ 1.7 billion and is in position 17.
Richest women in Indonesia fell to Kartini Muljadi who acquired his wealth of pharmaceutical company Tempo Scan. Kartini has a net worth of $ 1.42 billion and is ranked 19.
Here is a list of 10 richest people in Indonesia by Forbes magazine:
1.R. Budi and Michael Hartono ($ 15 billion)
2 Tjipta Eka Widjaja ($ 7 billion)
3 Anthoni Salim ($ 6.3 billion)
4. Susilo Wonowidjojo ($ 5.3 billion)
5. Chairul ($ 4 billion)
6 Sri Pakash Lohia ($ 3.7 billion)
7 Boenjamin Setiawan ($ 3 billion)
8 Peter Sondakh ($ 2.7 billion)
9. Mochtar Riady ($ 2.5 billion)
Tanoto 10 ($ 2.3 billion).
