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THE LIST

1. HENRY SY
$18.3 BILLION
SM INVESTMENTS
AGE: 93
2. MANUEL VILLAR
$5 BILLION S
GOLDEN BRIA AGE: 68

3. JOHN GOKONGWEI JR.
$4.4 BILLION T
JG SUMMIT AGE: 92

4. JAIME ZOBEL DE AYALA
$4 BILLION
AYALA CORP. AGE: 84
5. ENRIQUE RAZON JR.
$3.9 BILLION
INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER
TERMINAL SERVICES
AGE: 58
6. TONY TAN CAKTIONG
$3.85 BILLION S
JOLLIBEE AGE: 65
7. LUCIO TAN
$3.8 BILLION
LT GROUP AGE: 84
8. RAMON ANG
$2.85 BILLION S
SAN MIGUEL AGE: 64

9. GEORGE TY
$2.75 BILLION T
GT CAPITAL HOLDINGS
AGE: 85
10. ANDREW TAN
$2.6 BILLION
ALLIANCE GLOBAL
AGE: 66

11. INIGO & MERCEDES ZOBEL
$2.5 BILLION S
AYALA CORP.
AGES: 62, 61
12. ISIDRO CONSUNJI & SIBLINGS
$2.45 BILLION Ì
DMCI AGE: 69

13. LUCIO & SUSAN CO
$1.5 BILLION T
PUREGOLD PRICE CLUB
AGES: 63, 60
14. EDUARDO COJUANGCO
$1.4 BILLION S
SAN MIGUEL AGE: 83
15. ROBERT COYIUTO JR.
$1.3 BILLION T
PRUDENTIAL GUARANTEE &
ASSURANCE AGE: 65

16. ROBERTO ONGPIN
$1.25 BILLION
ALPHALAND AGE: 81
WILFRED STEVEN UYTENGSU JR.: IRONMAN 17. MERCEDES GOTIANUN
$1.15 BILLION T
The Philippines boasts the label “Asia’s triathlon capital” thanks to the Alaska Milk chairman. Uytengsu’s Sunrise Events FILINVEST DEVELOPMENT
group brought the iconic Ironman races to the country a decade ago and has expanded to six headline-grabbing events: AGE: 90
In August the Asia-Pacific Championship of Ironman in Cebu drew 2,500 triathletes from 52 countries. “Bringing in foreign
athletes helps expand sports tourism and make the Philippines a destination,” says 57-year-old Uytengsu, a 20-year veteran
SUP MORE THAN 10% TDOWN MORE THAN 10%
of triathlon sports. His fortune comes from the 2012 sale of his family’s Alaska Milk to a Dutch company. ÌNEW TO LIST 3RETURNEE

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