Asia’s Richest 2022: The 10 Youngest Billionaires in Asia
Asia is home to some of the world’s wealthiest people, and this year is no exception. For the second year in a row, 25-year-old Wang Zelong, who is based in China, is the youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the tech company TAL Education Group, which is valued at over $50 billion.
Following Wang Zelong is Jonathan Kwok, the 24-year-old son of Hong Kong real estate mogul Walter Kwok. Jonathan is the executive director of Sun Hung Kai Properties, one of the largest property developers in Hong Kong.
Hu Kunhui, 23, is the third youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company ByteDance, which is valued at over $140 billion.
Wang Han, 22, is the fourth youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the Chinese e-commerce company Pinduoduo, which is valued at over $200 billion.
Lu Yiwen, 21, is the fifth youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company ByteDance, which is valued at over $100 billion.
Wang Ning, 20, is the sixth youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company Meituan Dianping, which is valued at over $60 billion.
Dmitri Bukhman, 19, is the seventh youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the founder and CEO of the Russian tech company Yandex, which is valued at over $20 billion.
Geoffrey Kwok, 18, is the eighth youngest billionaire in Asia. He is the son of Hong Kong real estate mogul Walter Kwok and the executive director of Sun Hung Kai Properties.
The remaining two youngest billionaires in Asia are both 17-year-olds. They are Li Zixuan, the founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company Tencent, and Zhang Yiming, the founder and CEO of the Chinese tech company ByteDance.
These ten young billionaires are proof that age is no barrier to success in Asia. With their innovative ideas and hard work, they have all achieved immense success at a young age. They are an inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs everywhere.
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