James Tjahaja Riady
N/A — James Tjahaja Riady was ranked as Marcopolis’ #5 most powerful business man in Indonesia.
Edwin Soeryadjaya
$1.2 billion — Edwin Soeryadjaya was ranked as Marcopolis’ #6 most powerful business man in Indonesia.
Theodore Permadi Rachmat
$1.52 billion — Theodore Permadi Rachmat was ranked as Marcopolis’ #7 most powerful business man in Indonesia.
R. Budi & Michael Hartono
$15.4 Billion — R. Budi & Michael Hartono was ranked as Marcopolis’ #8 most powerful businessmen in Indonesia.
Susilo Wonowidjojo
$4.6 billion –Surya Wonowidjojo was ranked as Marcopolis’ #9 most powerful business man in Indonesia.
Nirwan Bakrie
$5.4 billion –Nirwan Bakrie was ranked as Marcopolis’ #10 most powerful business man in Indonesia.
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