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Wealthiest People in Turkey (November 26, 2022) – CEOWORLD magazine


As of November 26, 2022, Ibrahim Erdemoglu was the wealthiest man in Turkey, with an estimated net worth of 6.3 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Ali Erdemoglu  (No. 2, $5.5 billion),  Murat Ulker (No. 3, $5.0 billion); and Ferit Faik Sahenk  (No. 4, $2.5 billion).

Nihat Ozdemir is the fifth-richest person in Turkey, with a whopping $2.5 billion. Sezai Bacaksiz ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $2.5 billion, followed by Erman Ilicak with $2.3 billion. Filiz Sahenk is placed 8th with a net worth of $2.3 billion. Hamidi Ulukaya ($2.2 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top 10 wealthiest people in Turkey.

   TURKEY  BILLIONAIRES LIST  2022

  1. Ibrahim Erdemoglu: $6.3 billion
  2. Ali Erdemoglu: $5.5 billion
  3. Murat Ulker: $5.0 billion
  4. Ferit Faik sahenk: $2.5 billion
  5. Nihat Ozdemir: $2.5 billion
  6. Sezai Bacaksiz: $2.5 billion
  7. Erman Ilicak: $2.3 billion
  8. Filiz Sahenk: $2.3 billion
  9. Hamidi Ulukaya: $2.2 billion
  10. Semahat Sevim Arsel: $2.2 billion
  11. Mustafa Rahmi Koc: $1.9 billion
  12. Bulent Eczacibasi: $1.8 billion
  13. Faruk Eczacibasi: $1.7 billion
  14. Ipek Kirac: $1.6 billion
  15. Hamdi Akin & family: $1.5 billion
  16. Ahmet calik: $1.5 billion
  17. Deniz Sahenk: $1.3 billion
  18. Mehmet Sinan Tara: $1.2 billion
  19. Mehmet Aydinlar: $1.2 billion

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