Wealthiest People in Indonesia (January 10, 2024)

Despina Wilson, D.Litt.Data & StrategyJanuary 10, 2024

As of January 10, 2024, Prajogo Pangestu was the wealthiest person in Indonesia, with an estimated net worth of 43.5 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Low Tuck Kwong (No. 2, $28.1 billion), R. Budi Hartono (No. 3, $26.2 billion); and Michael Hartono (No. 4, $25.1 billion).

Sri Prakash Lohia is the fifth-richest person in Indonesia, with a whopping $8.5 billion. Chairul Tanjung with ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $5.7 billion, followed by Dewi Kam $4.6 billion. Lim Hariyanto Wijaya Sarwono is placed 8th with a net worth of $4.3 billion. Tahir & family ($4.1 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top 10 wealthiest people in Indonesia.

INDONESIA BILLIONAIRES LIST 2024

Prajogo Pangestu: $43.5 billion
Low Tuck Kwong: $28.1 billion
Budi Hartono: $26.2 billion
Michael Hartono: $25.1 billion
Sri Prakash Lohia: $8.5 billion
Chairul Tanjung: $5.7 billion
Dewi Kam: $4.6 billion
Lim Hariyanto Wijaya Sarwono: $4.3 billion
Tahir & family: $4.1 billion
Djoko Susanto: $4.1 billion
Martua Sitorus: $3.4 billion
Sukanto tanoto: $3.2 billion
Theodore Rachmat: $3.2 billion
Peter Sondakh: $2.1 billion
Otto Toto Sugiri: $2.1 billion
Hermanto Tanoko: $1.9 billion
Bambang Sutantio: $1.7 billion
Soegiarto Adikoesoemo: $1.4 billion
Mochtar Riady & family: $1.4 billion
Kiki Barki: $1.3 billion
Haryanto Tjitodihardjo:$1.3 billion
Eddy Sugianto: $1.3 billion
Sjamsul Nursalim: $1.3 billion
Murdaya poo: $1.3 billion
Marina Budiman: $1.2 billion

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Despina Wilson, D.Litt.

Despina Wilson, D.Litt. in Cultural Diplomacy and Journalism, is the Business News Editor at CEOWORLD Magazine, where she specializes in delivering strategic content at the intersection of international finance, executive positioning, and cross-cultural communication. Fluent in Spanish and English, Despina brings over 12 years of editorial and advisory experience across Latin America, the U.S., and Europe.

Before joining CEOWORLD magazine, she held senior editorial roles at finance publications in Mexico City and worked as a corporate communications advisor for multinational firms. Her writing explores macroeconomic shifts, emerging markets, corporate governance, and the PR strategies that shape public perception of top-tier companies and their leaders.

At CEOWORLD, Despina leads a multilingual editorial team that produces business content tailored for global executives navigating complex financial ecosystems. She holds a degree in Business Journalism and a certificate in Strategic Public Relations.

Despina is also a frequent speaker on Latin American investment trends, female leadership in finance, and corporate transparency. With a sharp editorial instinct and a passion for amplifying diverse perspectives, Gabriela ensures that CEOWORLD’s coverage remains forward-thinking, inclusive, and rooted in both analytical depth and brand insight.

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