1. Zheng family, $20.4 billion
The Zheng family is Thailand, the first of the eighteen big families, the whole family owns about 500 sole proprietorships and joint ventures, which is the largest Chinese business group in Southeast Asia. According to the latest data from the Forbes Rich Family Wealth Rankings, the Chengs have a fortune of $20.4 billion, ranking first in Thailand in 2018 and 56th on the World's Richest People List in 2018.
The first generation of the Tay family was Cheng Sim Ping, who came to Thailand from the South Seas in his twenties to make a living and then set up the Central Foreign Exchange Exchange, which was the foundation of the Tay's rise to power and by far the most important industry in the family. Later, his son Zheng Youying took over. With the siblings ****ing together, the Tay family quickly took control of Thailand, and the Central Exchange Exchange grew into a centralized corporate empire spanning six major areas: department stores, hotels, real estate development, manufacturing, fast food and forestry.
Open APP to view HD map2. Su Xu Ming, 19.7 billion U.S. dollars
Su Xu Ming is a big wine industry, Shantou, Guangdong Chenghai, under the banner of Thailand's largest brewery and the group Sura Makeras (Sura Makeras) and Sura Thrp (Sura Thrp), the Thai government under the jurisdiction of the 14 large and medium-sized distilleries have been contracted and received The wine industry is also a major source of wealth for Su Xuming, who is also active in investing capital in the financial and real estate sectors. He holds shares of Bank of Ayudhya, Bangkok Commercial Bank, First Bank of Thailand, Asia, etc. According to the latest data of Forbes Rich List, Su Xu Ming is worth 19.7 billion dollars and ranked second among the top ten richest people in Thailand's List.
3. Xie Guo Ming, $16.2 billion
Xie Guo Ming is the chairman of Thailand's Chengtai International Group and is originally from Chenghai, Guangdong province. His father, Xie Yichu, was the founder of the group, and at the age of 29 he took over the chairmanship of the group from his father. Under Xie's leadership, the group made rapid progress in the direction of agriculture, animal husbandry and industry, monopolizing the feed market in Thailand and the domestic feed market, with 26 feed mills and more than 200 subsidiaries around the world.
4. Xu Shu'en family, 13.7 billion U.S. dollars
Xu Shu'en is the son of Xu Shubiao, his ancestry is Hainan. His father, Xu Shubiao, is the founder of Red Bull Beverage Company. It is estimated that most people think Red Bull is a US, brand, but this is not the case. In addition to Red Bull, we also sell carbonated beverages, white tea, electrolyzed water drinks and sunflower seed snacks in Thailand.
5. Vichaisriva, Thanabrapa, $5.4 billion
Vichaisriva Thanabrapa is the founder of the Royalty Group, whose main business is duty-free retailing. Currently, it is Thailand's, largest travel retail group, covering duty-free, hotels, restaurants, entertainment, sports and charity. At the same time, he is also the largest shareholder of Thailand's largest airline, Thai AirAsia, holding a stake of 55% of the shares.
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Xie Zhongmin is currently the executive chairman of the CZ Group, CZ Group China Executive Chairman, vice chairman of Bangkok Manufacturing Corporation, vice chairman of Telecom Asia Group Limited Xie Zhongmin, Xie National brother, worth about Xie National, in Thailand's "Top Ten" rich ranking ranked sixth.
7. Somkhot Ahunai, $4.5 billion
Somkhot Ahunai is the chief executive officer of Absolute Energy, which owns 40 percent of Absolute Energy. The company's main businesses are biodiesel producers and the operation of solar power plants.
8. Xie Zhengmin, $4.5 billion
Xie Zhengmin is the brother of Xie Guoqin and the oldest of the four Xie brothers. He has managed the feed business of the Chengtai Group since the 1950s and owns an equity stake of 12.76 percent of the family's assets.
9. Xie Damin, US$4.4 billion
Xie Damin, who is also the brother of Xie Guomin, is chairman emeritus and a director of the Chengtai Group. A former executive director of Chia Tai Corporation Ltd, he owns 12.63 percent of the family's assets, the least wealthy of the four brothers, and ranks ninth among Thailand's top 10 richest people.
10. Lee Chi-Cheng, $3.9 billion
Lee Chi-Cheng is the chairman of Bank of Ayudhya, whose ancestral home is Haixian County, Cheng, Guangdong Province. Bank, Ayudhya is Thailand's sixth largest commercial bank, in addition to Lee Chi-Ching's investments in Siam Flour Mills, Ayudhya Stacks, Radio Television of Thailand Ltd. and Kyoto Cement Factory.