Indonesia’s Wealth Leaders: The Top 50 from the Jakarta Globe Rich List 2011
In 2011, GlobeAsia—now rebranded as the Jakarta Globe—released its definitive ranking of the 150 richest Indonesians, reflecting the country’s evolving business and economic landscape. From that extensive list, here is a refined look at the top 50 individuals who have shaped Indonesia’s corporate world with their vision, innovation, and determination.
1. Eka Tjipta Widjaja – $12 Billion
Founder of Sinar Mas Group, Eka Tjipta Widjaja built a vast business empire covering plantations, pulp and paper, mining, property, and banking. From humble beginnings, he established one of Indonesia’s most influential family dynasties.
2. Budi Hartono & Michael Hartono – $11.5 Billion
The Hartono brothers are best known for Djarum, Indonesia’s iconic cigarette brand, and their stake in Bank Central Asia (BCA). Their ventures in electronics and finance further reinforce their position in Indonesia’s economy.
3. Anthony Salim – $8 Billion
As head of the Salim Group and First Pacific, Anthony Salim manages businesses in food, plantations, telecommunications, and industry. His leadership ensures the Salim family remains a central force in Indonesia’s corporate arena.
4. Martua Sitorus – $4 Billion
Co-founder of Wilmar International, Martua Sitorus is a dominant name in agribusiness. His expertise in commodities and plantations positioned him among Southeast Asia’s most successful entrepreneurs.
5. Aburizal Bakrie – $3.8 Billion
Leader of the Bakrie Group, Aburizal Bakrie combines influence in coal mining, plantations, property, and infrastructure with a strong presence in politics, shaping both business and national development.
6. Dato Low Tuck Kwong – $3.7 Billion
Founder of Bayan Resources, Low Tuck Kwong is a leading figure in Indonesia’s coal sector. His operational expertise helped establish one of the country’s most prominent energy firms.
7. Putra Sampoerna – $2.5 Billion
Through Sampoerna Strategic, Putra Sampoerna has expanded the family’s influence beyond tobacco into plantations and online ventures, maintaining a lasting legacy in Indonesian business.
8. Sukanto Tanoto – $2 Billion
At the helm of Royal Golden Eagle (RGE), Sukanto Tanoto oversees global businesses in pulp and paper, plantations, and energy, with an emphasis on sustainability and international reach.
9. Peter Sondakh – $1.9 Billion
Chairman of the Rajawali Group, Peter Sondakh has a diversified portfolio in mining and investments. His strategic foresight keeps him at the forefront of Indonesia’s investment community.
10. Susilo Wonowidjojo – $1.9 Billion
As the leader of Gudang Garam, Susilo Wonowidjojo transformed the company into one of Indonesia’s largest cigarette producers, maintaining market dominance.
11–50: Other Prominent Figures
The rest of the top 50 includes influential business leaders across sectors such as coal, plantations, consumer goods, finance, media, and property development. Among them are:
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Samin Tan (Borneo Lumbung Energy) – $1.8B
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Theodore P. Rachmat (Triputra Group, Adaro) – $1.7B
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Kiki Barki (Tanito Harum Group) – $1.6B
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William Katuari (Wings Group) – $1.45B
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Mochtar Riady (Lippo Group) – $1.3B
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Edwin Soeryadjaya (Adaro, Saratoga) – $1.25B
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Tahir (Mayapada Group) – $1.15B
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Sri Prakash Lohia (Indorama) – $1.15B
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Teddy & Garibaldi Thohir (Adaro Energy, Trinugraha) – $1.1B
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Murdaya Poo & Siti Hartati Murdaya (CCM) – $1.1B
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Prajogo Pangestu (Barito Pacific) – $1.05B
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Agus L. Sudwikatmono (Indika Energy) – $980M
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Hashim Djojohadikusumo (Tirtamas Group) – $910M
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Chairul Tanjung (CT Corp, Bank Mega) – $900M
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Mu’min Ali Gunawan (Panin Group) – $880M
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Arifin & Hilmi Panigoro (Medco International) – $860M
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Ciputra (Ciputra Group) – $790M
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Boenjamin Setiawan (Kalbe Farma) – $770M
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Sjamsul Nursalim (Gajah Tunggal) – $760M
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Trihatma K. Haliman (Agung Podomoro Group) – $750M
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Aksa Makhmud (Bosowa Corporation) – $750M
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Harry Tanoesoedibjo (Bhakti Investama, Global Mediacom) – $710M
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Suryadi Darmadi (Duta Palma Nusantara) – $680M
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Wiwoho B. Tjokronegoro (Indika Energy) – $680M
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Rusdi Kirana (Lion Group) – $660M
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Sugianto Kesuma (Agung Sedayu, Artha Graha) – $650M
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Martias & Tjiliandra Fangiono (First Resources) – $650M
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Sandiaga Uno (Saratoga, Recapital) – $645M
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Surjadinata Sumantri (Renaissance Capital, Borneo Lumbung) – $625M
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Hariyanto Adikoesomo (AKR Corporindo) – $620M
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Jogi Hendra Atmaja (Mayora Group) – $610M
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Jakob Oetama (Kompas Gramedia) – $605M
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Gunawan Jusuf (Sugar Group) – $600M
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Husain Djojonegoro (ABC/Orang Tua Group) – $580M
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Osbert Lyman (Lyman/Satya Djaja Raya) – $575M
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Tommy Winata (Artha Graha Group) – $570M
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George & Sjakon Tahija (Austindo Nusantara Jaya) – $560M
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Bachtiar Karim (Musim Mas) – $555M
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Hartadi & Husodo Angkosubroto (Gunung Sewu Group) – $550M
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Eddy Sariaatmadja (SCTV, ICT & Minerals) – $550M
Final Thoughts
The Jakarta Globe Rich List 2011 highlights how Indonesia’s business titans have shaped industries ranging from energy and agribusiness to property, finance, and media. These leaders not only amassed wealth but also influenced the nation’s growth, reflecting the dynamism and resilience of Indonesia’s economy.
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