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Wealthiest People in Turkey (September 21, 2023) – CEOWORLD magazine


As of September 21, 2023, Murat Ulker was the wealthiest person in Turkey, with an estimated net worth of 5.2 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Ibrahim Erdemoglu (No. 2, $3.6 billion), Ali Erdemoglu (No. 3, $3.1 billion); and Semahat Sevim Arsel (No. 4, $2.9 billion).

Ipek Kirac is the fifth-richest person in Turkey, with a whopping $2.8 billion. Mustafa Rahmi Koc ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $2.6 billion, followed by Ferit Faik Sahenk with $2.5 billion. Erman Ilicak is placed 8th with a net worth of $2.4 billion. Filiz Sahenk ($2.3 billion) occupied the 9th position among the top 10 wealthiest people in Turkey.

 

     TURKEY BILLIONAIRES LIST 2023   

  1. Murat Ulker: $5.2 billion
  2. Ibrahim Erdemoglu: $3.6 billion
  3. Ali Erdemoglu: $3.1 billion
  4. Semahat Sevim Arsel: $2.9 billion
  5. Ipek Kirac: $2.8 billion
  6. Mustafa Rahmi Koc: $2.6 billion
  7. Ferit Faik Sahenk: $2.5 billion
  8. Erman Ilicak: $2.4 billion
  9. Filiz Sahenk: $2.3 billion
  10. Nihat Ozdemir: $2.1 billion
  11. Sezai Bacaksiz: $2.1 billion
  12. Faruk Eczacibasi: $2.0 billion
  13. Saban Cemil Kazanci: $1.9 billion
  14. Hamidi Ulukaya: $1.8 billion
  15. Bulent Eczacibasi: $1.8 billion
  16. Ahmet Calik: $1.5 billion
  17. Hamdi Akin & family: $1.4 billion
  18. Mehmet Sinan Tara: $1.3 billion
  19. Deniz Sahenk: $1.3 billion
  20. Aydin Dogan: $1.3 billion
  21. Mehmet Aydinlar : $1.2 billion
  22. Mustafa Kucuk: $1.2 billion

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