Forbes Magazine

Jee Dong-seob aims to have Seoul-based SK On lead the global EV battery market by 2030, besting some powerful rivals from around the globe.

The mainland’s property crisis hasn’t deterred Robert Wong. The chief of the 133-year-old business says now is the time to be brave.

After 11 years on the Midas List, GGV Capital’s Jenny Lee has helped triple the firm’s assets under management to $9.2 billion over a seven-year period.

After establishing Ho Bee Land as a niche developer of luxury homes for the uber-rich in the Sentosa waterfront enclave, Chua is doubling down overseas with the acquisition of The Scalpel, London’s iconic office tower.

Singaporeans are spending more as inflation hits the city-state, and the government calls for a deeper response to global headwinds.

TDCX founder rings up a net worth of $825 million as his Singapore-based company expands in Southeast Asia.

Ong, who features at No. 24 with his wife Christina Ong, is teeing up new resort and shopping mall investments.

Min-Liang Tan moves up to No. 43 on the list of Singapore’s 50 Richest.

Forrest Li, Gang Ye and David Chen saw their respective fortunes sink more than 70% amid a rout in technology stocks.

While Singapore continued to draw wealthy foreigners, global headwinds took a toll on the combined fortunes of the nation’s richest this year.