Forbes list of Australia's 50 richest people 2019

The Forbes list of Australia's 50 richest people is the annual survey of the fifty wealthiest people resident in Australia, published by Forbes Asia on 15 January 2019.[1]

The net worth of the wealthiest individual, Gina Rinehart, was estimated to be US$14.80 billion; while the net worth of the 50th wealthiest individual, Michael Heine, was estimated to be US$750 million.

List of individuals edit

2019[1] Name Citizenship Source of wealth 2018
Rank Net worth
US$ bn
Rank Net worth
US$ bn
1   14.80   Gina Rinehart   Australia Hancock Prospecting; investment 1   17.40  
2   9.00   Harry Triguboff   Australia Meriton Apartments
3   6.80   Anthony Pratt   Australia Visy Industries; Pratt Industries
4   6.50   Frank Lowy   Australia Ex-Westfield; property
5   6.40   Mike Cannon-Brookes   Australia Atlassian software tech
Scott Farquhar   Australia
7   4.30   Andrew Forrest   Australia Fortescue Metals Group
8   4.00   John Gandel   Australia Property (shopping centres)
9   3.60   James Packer   Australia Crown Resorts; Consolidated Media Holdings
10   3.50   Lindsay Fox   Australia Linfox Transports and logistics
11   3.10   Bianca Rinehart, John Hancock,
Ginia Rinehart and Hope Welker
  Australia Resources
12   2.90   Kerry Stokes   Australia Property; Seven West Media; resources
13   2.55   Sir Michael Hintze   Australia
  United Kingdom
Retail; investment
14   2.50   Alan Wilson and family   Australia Reece Group; retail
15   2.40   Lang Walker   Australia Walker Corporation (property)
16   2.30   Fiona Geminder   Australia Manufacturing; investment
17   2.20   Richard White   Australia WiseTech Global
18   2.10   Maurice Alter   Australia Property (shopping centres)
19   1.90   David Hains   Australia Investment
20   1.80   Clive Palmer   Australia Mineralogy and other mining interests; hospitality
21   1.76   Heloise Waislitz   Australia Manufacturing; investment
22   1.74   Tony and Ron Perich   Australia Investment
23   1.70   Jack Cowin   Australia Competitive Foods Australia; investment
24   1.65   Angela Bennett   Australia Resources
25   1.62   David Teoh   Australia Telecommunications
26   1.60   Gretel Packer   Australia Crown Resorts; investment
27   1.50   Nigel Austin   Australia Cotton On Group; retail
28   1.46   Solomon Lew   Australia Premier Investments; retail
29   1.44   Brett Blundy   Australia Retail; agribusiness
30   1.42   Bob Ell   Australia Property development
31   1.40   John van Lieshout   Australia Real estate
32   1.35   Gerry Harvey   Australia Harvey Norman; retail
33   1.30   Manny Stul   Australia Retail; toys
34   1.24   Kerr Neilson   Australia Financial services
35   1.22   Sam Tarascio   Australia Real estate
36   1.20   Terry Snow   Australia Capital Airport Group; property development
37   1.02   Judith Neilson   Australia Investment
38   1.00   Alan Rydge   Australia Rydges Hotels & Resorts
39   0.98   Maha Sinnathamby   Australia Real estate
40   0.95   Paul Little   Australia Logistics; real estate
41   0.91   Chris Wallin   Australia Mining
42   0.90   Len Ainsworth   Australia Gaming; manufacturing
43   0.87   Bruce Mathieson   Australia Hotels
44   0.85   Con Makris   Australia Real estate
45   0.825   Russ Withers and family of the late Beverley Barlow   Australia 7-Eleven Australia
46   0.81   Ralph Sarich   Australia Real estate
47   0.80   Richard Smith   Australia Food distribution
48   0.77   John Kahlbetzer   Australia Agriculture
49   0.76   Christopher Morris   Australia Software; hospitality
50   0.75   Michael Heine   Australia Financial services
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See also edit

References edit

  1. ^ a b "2019 Australia's 50 Richest". Forbes Asia. January 2019. Retrieved 28 September 2019.