Robert Kuok net worth 2024 is estimated to be $11.8 Billion. He is 100 years old and is the richest person in Malaysia. He is 100 years old.
He is a businessman, investor and philanthropist who has been a resident in Hong Kong since 1973.
Robert Kuok is the founder and chairman of Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts. He has 8 children.
As usual with many billionaires, Robert Kuok, owns businesses in many sectors such as flour milling, sugar cane plantations, oil, animal feeds, mining, finance, hotels, real estate, trading, logistics and publishing.
Robert Kuok owns a stake in Wilmar International which trades in Palm Oil.
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Robert Kuok was a classmate to Malaysia’s founding Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew at Raffles Institution.
Robert Kuok established Brothers Sdn Bhd in 1949 as agricultural commodities trading company.
In 1959, Robert Kuok established Malayan Sugar Manufacturing company. In 1961, he purchased sugar cheaply from India and also invested a lot on sugar refineries.
In 1971, Robert Kuok built his first Shangri-La Hotel in Singapore. In 1977 he turned his attention to Hong Kong Property market.
In 1993, Robert Kuok through his Kerry Group acquired 34.9% shares in South China Morning Post from News Corp owned by Murdoch.
Robert Kuok retired on 1 April 199 by that time he had invested in Thailand, Singapore, China, Australia, Indonesia and Philippines.
In China he owns 10 Coca Cola bottling companies. Robert Kuok also owns Beijing World Trade Centre.
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In shipping, Robert Kuok owns Malaysian Bulk Carriers Berhad and Transmile Group.
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