Gina Rinehart remains Australia’s wealthiest individual, with a net worth of $46.34 billion, primarily derived from her leadership of Hancock Prospecting, a mining and resources company.​

Harry Triguboff, a property developer, reclaimed the second spot with a net worth of $31.48 billion, benefiting from strong demand in Australia’s rental housing market.​

Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar, co-founders of Atlassian, each saw significant increases in their wealth, with net worths of $29.45 billion and $29.19 billion, respectively, due to the company’s continued growth in the technology sector.​

Anthony Pratt & Family maintained their position with a net worth of $28.57 billion, stemming from their ownership of Visy Industries, a leading packaging company.​

Clive Palmer holds the sixth position with a net worth of $22.32 billion, accumulated through his ventures in mining and real estate.​

Nicola Forrest and Andrew Forrest, both involved in Fortescue Metals Group, have net worths of $16.06 billion and $15.01 billion, respectively, reflecting their contributions to the mining industry.​

Richard White is the founder of WiseTech Global, a logistics software company, with a net worth of $15.01 billion.​

Melanie Perkins & Cliff Obrecht co-founded Canva, a graphic design platform, and together have a net worth of $14.02 billion, highlighting the success of their technology startup.​

Elon Musk retains his position as the richest person in the U.S. for the third consecutive year, with a net worth of $244 billion. Despite a $7 billion decrease over the past year, he remains ahead of Jeff Bezos by $47 billion .

Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, holds the second spot with a net worth of $197 billion .​

Larry Ellison, co-founder of Oracle, ranks third with $150 billion.​

Warren Buffett, renowned investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, is fourth with $134 billion.​

Larry Page and Sergey Brin, co-founders of Google, occupy the fifth and sixth positions with net worths of $127 billion and $124 billion, respectively.​

Steve Ballmer, former CEO of Microsoft, stands seventh with $121 billion.​

Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta Platforms, is eighth with $118 billion.​

Michael Bloomberg, founder of Bloomberg LP, ranks ninth with $96 billion.​

Jim Walton, heir to the Walmart fortune, rounds out the top ten with $89 billion.​

Gopi Hinduja & Family: Topping the list, the Hinduja family’s conglomerate spans various sectors, including finance, energy, and media. They own notable properties in London, such as the Raffles Hotel and a mansion on Carlton House Terrace. ​

Sir Leonard Blavatnik: A Ukrainian-born businessman, Blavatnik has amassed his fortune through investments in music and media. ​

David & Simon Reuben: The Reuben brothers have significant investments in real estate and technology. They also own a substantial stake in Newcastle United F.C. ​

Lakshmi Mittal: An Indian steel magnate, Mittal is the executive chairman of ArcelorMittal, the world’s second-largest steel company.

Guy, George, Alannah & Galen Weston: The Weston family owns various brands, including Fortnum & Mason and Primark, with a strong presence in the UK retail sector.

Sherry Brydson: As the largest shareholder of Woodbridge, the investment firm controlling Thomson Reuters, Brydson holds a significant stake in Canada’s media landscape.​

Thomson Family Members: David, Taylor, Peter, and Linda Campbell are key figures in the Thomson family’s media empire, with substantial holdings in Thomson Reuters and other investments.​

Peter Gilgan: Founder of Mattamy Homes, Gilgan has built over 135,000 homes, making his company one of North America’s largest privately-owned homebuilders.​

Mark Leonard: As the founder of Constellation Software, Leonard has developed a leading provider of software and services to various industries.​

Carlo Fidani: Chairman of Orlando Corp., Fidani oversees one of Canada’s largest privately-owned real estate development firms.​

Larry Tanenbaum: Chairman of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), Tanenbaum has significant influence in Toronto’s sports scene, owning teams like the Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Raptors.​

Mitchell Goldhar: Founder of SmartCentres, Goldhar played a pivotal role in bringing Walmart to Canada and developing numerous shopping centers nationwide.​

Changpeng Zhao: Founder and CEO of Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume.​

Sherry Brydson: Granddaughter of Roy Thomson, she holds significant investments through the family’s holding company, Woodbridge.​

David Cheriton: Stanford professor and early investor in Google; co-founder of Arista Networks.​

Joseph Tsai: Co-founder and executive vice chairman of Alibaba Group; also owns the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets.​

Jim Pattison: Founder of the Jim Pattison Group, Canada’s second-largest privately held company with interests in various sectors.​

Thomson Family Members: David, Taylor, Peter, and Linda Campbell all have substantial holdings in Thomson Reuters and other investments through the family holding company.​

Tobi Lütke: German-born Canadian entrepreneur, co-founder and CEO of Shopify, a leading e-commerce platform.​