1 Ng Teng Fong
At the age of 81,his net worth is $8 billion .Orchard Central, is the first new mall in Singapore’s swank Orchard Road more than a decade (another opened a week later). His Far East Organization and subsidiary Sino Group have developed more than 700 hotels, malls, condos in Hong Kong and Singapore2 Khoo Family
Late banker Khoo Teck Puat left fortune to his 14 children in 2004. Family sold stake in Standard Chartered Bank in 2006 for estimated $4 billion. Held on to Good wood Group of Hotels, which includes Singapore’s Good wood Park, run by daughter Mavis; daughter Elizabeth also runs a hotel in Singapore. Son Eric (right) is a filmmaker. New $55 million medical school family funded opens this month.The total net worth value is $5.5 billion 3 Kuok Khoon Hong
At the age of 60, his net worth of $3.5 billionHeads world’s largest palm oil firm, Wilmar International. Stock up 70% in past year due to strong sales and expansion in China. Considering listing Chinese business in Hong Kong. Shareholding restructuring revealed his stake to be 12%, more than previously estimated.
4 Kwee Brothers
NET WORTH $3.2 billion
Four brother share ownership of privately held Pontiac Land. The property developer and hotel operator owns Singapore9s Ritz-Carlton, the Regent, 2 office towers near Marina Bay, among others. Recently opened 6-star hotel, the Capella, on Sentosa. Kwees have four corner offices on same floor and hold meetings in middle conference room. Oldest brother Kwee Liong Keng, 64, is managing director of Pontiac Land and was recently appointed Singapore9s Non-Resident Ambassador to Poland. Kwee Liong Tek, 63, who is chairman, is an avid art collector, decorating properties with works by Roy Lichtenstein, Frank Stella. Met his wife, daughter of Japanese-American entrepreneur who founded Kenwood Electronics and Mikasa, at UC, Berkeley. Other two brothers are Kwee Liong Seen and Kwee Liong Phing
5 Wee Cho Yaw
At the age of 80, his net worth of $3.1 billionChairs United Overseas Bank, one of Singapore’s largest lenders. Stock has doubled since March low. Son Wee Ee Cheong is UOB’s chief executive. Nearly a third of family’s fortune comes from real estate holdings including stake in UOL Group, which Wee also chairs.
6 Zhong Sheng Jian
At the age of 49,his net worth of $2 billionChina-born Zhong’s wealth recovered this year, owing to big increase in his high-end residential property business back in the motherland. Net profit at Singapore-listed Yanlord Land for the first 6 months of 2009 increased by 51%.
7 Peter Lim
At the age of 56, his net worth of $1.5 billionFormer stockbroker, now full-time investor gets bulk of fortune from stake in Wilmar, started by former client Kuok Khoon Hong (No. 3). Other stakes in fashion retailer FJ Benjamin, brewery restaurant Brewerkz.
8 Kwek Leng Beng
At the age of 68, his net worth of $1.2 billionHis City Developments, property firm he chairs, reported rise in last quarter’s profits for first time in more than a year; stock up 50% in past year. Kwek is bullish, making deals again. Shares fortune with siblings.
9 Lee Seng Wee
At the age of 78, NET WORTH $800 millionFormer chairman of Singapore’s Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp., still sits on board. Fortune up because it now includes his brother Lee Seng Tee’s OCBC holdings.
10 Ong Beng Seng & Christina Ong
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