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One common question we get at Forbes indonesia is: what’s the secret to being rich? This month’s celebrated annual ranking of the 50 richest persons in the country may contain some insights. Looking through the names, the good news may be that there is no secret to getting rich. Take a look into the pages of this issue at the source of wealth for the 50 richest Indonesians and there’s opportunity in many places: banking, tobacco, property, instant noodles, petrochemicals, media and pharmaceuticals. Each tycoon on the list found a way to create value in whatever industry they chose. What’s notable this year is that total net wealth for the 50 broke through the $100 billion barrier for the rst time, now at $126 billion, up 27% from last year. The average listee has $2.5 billion, and the poorest among them is worth $450 million (The Ning King). The big story this year is that the rich truly are getting richer. The number one wealthiest, the Hartono brothers, are each worth about $16 billion, nearly double from their $8.6 billion net worth last year—the ninth year in a row that the two have sat at the top of the list.

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Forbes Indonesia is a world-class business magazine of uncompromising quality and scope, providing insights and information to readers critical to their business and inspiring them to greater success

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