Number of millionaires Sri Lanka 2006-2026
In 2016, there were five thousand millionaires in Sri Lanka. This figure was estimated to reach 13 thousand by 2026. In comparison, the country had 80 ultra high net worth individuals (UHNWI) and 10 centa-millionaires in that year. In 2018, there were about 6.07 million millionaires, also called high net worth individuals (HNWI), in the Asia Pacific region.
Richest people in Sri Lanka
One of Sri Lankan’s richest people is Dhammika Pereras, a businessman who is owning about 23 companies in various sectors and whose estimated fortune amounts to 550 million U.S. dollars. He is followed by Sohli and Rusi captain, a family that is the largest shareholder of John Keells Holdings and Chemical Industries Colombo with a fortune of around 250 million U.S. dollars.
Sri Lanka
The population in Sri Lanka amounted to approximately 21.4 million in 2017. Sri Lanka’s economy has been developing in the past years, with a GDP growing at 3.11 percent in 2017. Sri Lanka’s largest sector in terms of GDP contribution is the services sector. About 45.77 percent of the employees were active in the services sector in 2018. The government was able to reduce the poverty level in the past years. Nevertheless, the country’s GDP per capita is still only relatively moderate compared to other Asia Pacific countries.
Richest people in Sri Lanka
One of Sri Lankan’s richest people is Dhammika Pereras, a businessman who is owning about 23 companies in various sectors and whose estimated fortune amounts to 550 million U.S. dollars. He is followed by Sohli and Rusi captain, a family that is the largest shareholder of John Keells Holdings and Chemical Industries Colombo with a fortune of around 250 million U.S. dollars.
Sri Lanka
The population in Sri Lanka amounted to approximately 21.4 million in 2017. Sri Lanka’s economy has been developing in the past years, with a GDP growing at 3.11 percent in 2017. Sri Lanka’s largest sector in terms of GDP contribution is the services sector. About 45.77 percent of the employees were active in the services sector in 2018. The government was able to reduce the poverty level in the past years. Nevertheless, the country’s GDP per capita is still only relatively moderate compared to other Asia Pacific countries.
