Miners reign supreme and tech titans slide down the rankings as the Financial Review Rich List marks its 40th anniversary.
Rinehart, whose father Lang Hancock appeared on that inaugural Rich List in 1983, has extended her lead over fellow miner Andrew Forrest, in a year in which both were buoyed by higher prices for iron ore. The Fortescue founder gained $2.5 billion over the year to sit at $33.3 billion when the list was ruled off in April, with Rinehart’s profitable sale of several cattle properties over the year helping explain the differential.
. Pratt’s box factories are perhaps more exposed to consumer sentiment than anyone else in the Rich List top 10, so a recession might make it hard for the Melburnian to repeat a podium finish next year.Fourth on the Rich List for 2023 is the indefatigable 90-year-old Harry Triguboff, one of a handful of entrepreneurs to have appeared on every list. The property developer’s wealth was up 12 per cent to $23.
The annual cheques Palmer receives from his frequent combatant in court – they have been suing each other over payments and expansion approvals for years – now exceed $500 million.Atlassian founders Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar
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