Top 5 Taiwan richest people in 2017 according to Forbes version

This 5 richest people in Taiwan is collected based on Forbes 2017 version. So, for more details please continue to read.

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1. Terry Gou ($7.5 B)

Terry Gou (Gou Tai-ming) is a successful businessman from Taiwan who founded the world's largest electronics factory with namely Foxconn. Big companies like Apple Inc, Sony, Nokia, and HP. Is a client of Foxconn (2015).

2. Tsai Eng-Meng ($6.2 B)

Tsai Eng- Meng is an entrepreneur and CEO of Want Want China Holdings Limited founded by his father Jonathan Shuai Qiang Ng in 1962.

Want Want Holdings Limited itself is one of the companies engaged in manufacturing and trading of snack and beverage products are very famous in China.

3. Lin Yu-Lin ($5.5 B)

Lin Yu-Lin is a businessman successful real estate. He is known as the owner of the commercial property Hung Tai Center, and a major investor in construction companies Hung Sheng Construction, Cooperative Construction, and Hung Tai Asset Management.

In addition, he is also a key shareholder in En Tie Commercial Bank, owner of the office complex and retail Exchange Square I and II in Taipei.

4. Samuel Yin ($4.2 B)

Samuel Yin is a person who has business in retail, financial services, and real estate. He is best known for the establishment of the Tang Prize and to serve as chairman of Ruentex Financial Group. Not only that Yin also controls Nan Shan Life Insurance and as a shareholder in Sun Art Retail Group.

5. Luo Jye and Family ($3.9 B)

Luo Jye is an entrepreneur who founded Cheng Shin Rubber, the world's largest rubber tire producer. One of the most famous brands of Cheng Shin Rubber is Maxxis. This brand is very famous in China because it has a fixed customer.

Luo Jye success begins when there is a very rapid growth of demand in the rubber tire market in China. This automatically makes him one of the richest people in Taiwan.