NANGUNGUNA ang mga anak ni late tycoon Henry Sy, Sr. sa listahan ng mga pinakamayayaman sa bansa ngayong taon, ayon sa Forbes Philippines’ Richest 2022 list.
Sa report ng Forbes, sina Teresita Sy Coson, Henry Sy Jr., at Hans, Herbert at Harley ay may pinagsamang net worth na $12.6 billion, na bumaba mula sa $16.6 billion noong 2021 dahil sa pandemya.
“Their combined net worth is comprised largely of stakes held in the group’s publicly traded SM Investments and SM Prime,” ayon sa Forbes.
Sumunod sa kanila si property tycoon Manuel ‘Manny’ Villar Jr. na may net worth na $7.8 billion.
Nasa ikatlong puwesto si ports magnate Enrique Razon Jr., na bahagyang bumaba ang net worth sa $5.6 billion.
Ang mga bagong nakapasok sa listahan ngayong taon ay kinabibilangan ng Po family sa 16th spot makaraang manahin ang food empire ni Ricardo Po Sr. — Century Pacific — na pumanaw noong October 2021.
Pasok din sa listahan si Sylvia Wenceslao na may net worth na $340 million makaraang mag-take bilang chairman ng D.M Wenceslao & Associates, kasunod ng pagkamatay ng kanyang asawang si Delfin Wenceslao noong nakaraang September.
Ang pinagsama-samang yaman ng Filipino tycoons ngayong taon ay bumaba sa gitna ng pagrekober ng bansa mula sa COVID-19 pandemic.
Ayon sa Forbes, ang combined wealth ng pinakamayayamang 50 Filipinos ay bumaba sa $72 billion sa 2022 mula $79 billion noong nakaraang taon, kung saan mahigit two-thirds ng mga nasa listahan ay nagposte ng pagbaba sa kanilang yaman.
“T]he pressures of inflation, rising commodity and energy prices as well as reduced exports to China dragged the benchmark stock index down 6% from 11 months ago when fortunes were last measured. The Philippine peso also plunged 12% over the same period,” ayon sa Forbes.
Ang top 50 richest Filipinos ngayong 2022 ay ang mga sumusunod:
1. Sy siblings – $12.6 billion
2. Manuel Villar – $7.8 billion
3. Enrique Razon Jr. – $5.6 billion
4. Lance Gokongwei & siblings – $3.1 billion
5. Aboitiz family – $2.9 billion
6. Isidro Consunji & siblings – $2.65 billion
7. Tony Tan Caktiong & family – $2.6 billion
8. Jaime Zobel de Ayala & family – $2.55 billion
9. Ramon Ang – $2.45 billion
10. Andrew Tan – $2.4 billion
11. Lucio Tan – $2 billion
12. Ty siblings – $1.9 billion
13. Dennis Anthony & Maria Grace Uy – $1.75 billion
14. Lucio & Susan Co – $1.7 billion
15. Hartono Kweefanus & family – $1.5 billion
16. Po family – $1.2 billion
17. William Belo & family – $1.15 billion
18. Vivian Que Azcona & siblings – $1.1 billion
19. Mercedes Gotianun & family – $1.09 billion
20. Betty Ang – $1.05 billion
21. Soledad Oppen-Cojuangco & family – $985 million
22. Inigo Zobel -$930 million
23. Roberto Ongpin -$830 million
24. Dennis Uy – $810 million
25. Campos siblings – $780 million
26. Dean Lao & family – $710 million
27. Henry Soesanto – $625 million
28. Luis Yu Jr. – $545 million
29. Jacinto Ng – $490 million
30. Eusebio Tanco – $450 million
31. Yap family – $440 million
32. Manuel Zamora Jr. – $430 million
33. Robert Coyiuto Jr. – $420 million
34. Menardo Jimenez – $380 million
35. Mariano Tan Jr. – $375 million
36. Gilberto Duavit Jr. – $360 million
37. Felipe Gozon – $355 million
38. Carlos Chan – $350 million
39. Sylvia C. Wenceslao – $340 million
40. Edgar Sia II – $330 million
41. Keng Sun and Peter Mar & family – $310 million
42. Alfredo Yao – $280 million
43. Jose Antonio – $270 million
44. Mariano Martinez Jr. – $250 million
45. Oscar Lopez – $245 million
46. Tomas Alcantara – $240 million
47. Wilfred Steven Uytengsu Jr. – $230 million
48. Frederick Dy – $220 million
49. Philip Ang – $190 million
50. Benedicto & Teresita Yujuico – $185 million
