List of Hong Kong people by net worth

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The following is a Forbes list of Hong Kong billionaires is based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled and published by Forbes magazine on April 4, 2023. [1]

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2023 Hongkongers billionaires list

No.Name Net worth Source(s) of wealth
1 Li Ka-shing $38 billion  CK Hutchison Holdings
2 Lee Shau Kee $29.5 billion  Henderson Land Development
3 Henry Cheng& Family$28.9 billion  New World Development
4 Peter Woo $15.8 billion  Wheelock & Co, The Wharf (Holdings)
5 Xu Hang $14.6 billion  Mindray
6 Kwong Siu-hing $14.1 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
7 Lui Che-woo $13.9 billion  Galaxy Entertainment, K. Wah International
8 Joseph Lau $13.3 billion  Chinese Estates Holdings
9 Gong Hongjia & family$11 billion  Hikvision
10 Francis Choi $8.2 billion  Early Light International (Holdings) Ltd.
11 Law Kar Po $7 billion  Park Hotel Group
12 Li Ping $6.7 billion  CATL
13 Ruan Liping $6.2 billion  Gongniu
14 Ruan Xueping $6.2 billion  Gongniu
15 Sir Michael Kadoorie $6.1 billion  CLP Holdings, Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels
16 Zhou Qunfei & family$6.1 billion  Lens Technology
17 Wu Jianshu $5.6 billion Ningbo Tuopo Group
18 Richard Li $4.6 billion  Pacific Century Group
19 Pansy Ho $3.6 billion  MGM China
20 Huang Yi $3.6 billion  Zhongsheng Group
21 Samuel Lee Tak $3.6 billion  Langham Estate
22 Edwin Leong $3.6 billion  Tai Hung Fai Enterprise
23 Tung Chee-chen $3.6 billion  OOCL
24 Patrick Lee $3.5 billion  Lee & Man Paper
25 Neil Shen $3.3 billion  Sequoia Capital China
26 Cho Tak Wong $3.1 billion  Fuyao
27 Or Wai Sheun $3.1 billion  Kowloon Development Company
28 Rita Tong Liu $3.1 billion Gale Well Group
29 Chan Tan Ching-fen $3 billion  Hang Lung Group
30 Li Jianquan & family$2.9 billion Winner Medical
31 Ronald McAulay $2.9 billion  CLP Holdings
32 Tung Chee-hwa $2.8 billion  OOCL
33 Ye Chenghai & family$2.8 billion  Salubris Pharmaceuticals
34 Geoffrey Kwok $2.7 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
35 Jonathan Kwok $2.7 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
36 Angela Leong $2.7 billion  SJM Holdings
37 Wong Man Li $2.7 billion Man Wah Holdings
38 Adam Kwok $2.6 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
39 Chu Lam Yiu $2.3 billion Huabao International Holdings
40 Tang Yiu $2.3 billion  Belle International
41 Tang Xiao'ou $2.2 billion  SenseTime
42 Yeung Kin-man $2.2 billion Biel Crystal
43 Daniel Chiu $2.1 billion Fortune Oil
44 Thomas Kwok $2.1 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
45 Lam Wai Ying $2.1 billion Biel Crystal
46 Michael Ying $2.1 billion  Esprit Holdings Limited
47 Huang Dawen $2 billion Hoshine Silicon Industry
48 Martin Lau $2 billion  Tencent
49 David Fong $1.9 billion Hip Shing Hong Group
50 Hui Wing Mau $1.9 billion  Shimao Property
51 Lin Dingqiang & family$1.9 billion Radiance Group
52 Christopher Kwok $1.7 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
53 Edward Kwok $1.7 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
54 Li Sze Lim $1.6 billion  R&F Properties
55 Li Wa $1.6 billion Excellence Group
56 Vincent Lo $1.6 billion  Shui On Land
57 Gordon Wu $1.5 billion  Hopewell Holdings
58 Raymond Kwok $1.4 billion  Sun Hung Kai Properties
61 Yu Peidi $1.4 billion Greattown Holdings
62 Lv Jianming $1.3 billion Topchoice Medical
63 Lawrence Ho $1.2 billion  Melco International
64 Allan Wong $1.1 billion  VTech
65 Wu Kaiting $1.1 billion Xiamen Intretech
66 Zhuo Jun $1.1 billion Shenzhen Kinwong Electronics
67 Cheng Antares $1 billion Jiugui Liquor
68 Pollyanna Chu $1 billion  Kingston Financial Group

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