As of April 26, 2023, Li Xiting was the wealthiest person in Singapore, with an estimated net worth of 16.0 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Goh Cheng Liang  (No. 2, $14.7 billion), Philip Ng (No. 3, $7.6 billion); and Wee Cho Yaw  (No. 4, $7.4 billion).

Robert Ng is the fifth-richest person in Singapore, with a whopping $7.4 billion. Zhang Yong ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $6.7 billion, followed by Forrest Li with $4.7 billion. Jason Chang is placed 8th with a net worth of $4.5 billion. Kwek Leng Beng ($3.4 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top  10 wealthiest people in Singapore.

     SINGAPORE  BILLIONAIRES LIST  2023

1. Li Xiting: $16.0 billion
2. Goh Cheng Liang: $14.7 billion
3. Philip Ng: $7.6 billion
4. Wee Cho Yaw: $7.4 billion
5. Robert Ng: $7.4 billion
6. Zhang Yong: $6.7 billion
7. Forrest Li: $4.7 billion
8. Jason Chang: $4.5 billion
9. Kwek Leng Beng: $3.4 billion
10. Gang Ye: $3.2 billion
11. Kuok Khoon Hong: $3.2 billion
12. Sam Goi: $3.1 billion
13. Choo Chong Ngen: $2.8 billion
14. Kwek Leng Kee: $2.5 billion
15. Peter Lim: $2.3 billion
16. Zhao Tao: $2.2 billion
17. Oei Hong Leong: $2.0 billion
18. Shu Ping: $1.8 billion
19. Asok Kumar Hiranandani: $1.7 billion
20. Kishin RK: $1.5 billion
21. Raj Kumar: $1.5 billion
22. Ron Sim: $1.5 billion
23. Kwee Liong Keng: $1.5 billion
24. Kwee Liong Phing: $1.5 billion
25. Kwee Liong Seen: $1.5 billion
26. Kwee Liong Tek: $1.5 billion

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