Leo KoGuan
$8.9B
Born
Feb 15, 1955
Age
71
Source of Wealth
IT provider
Residence
Singapore,
Citizenship
United States
Marital Status
Divorced
Children
1
Education
Master, Columbia University; Law Degree, New York Law School
- Leo KoGuan is founder and chairman of $15 billion (gross sales) IT provider SHI International, which his ex-wife Thai Lee, also a billionaire, runs as CEO.
- Leo, who once claimed to be Tesla's third largest individual shareholder, is now an Elon Musk critic and says he's sold a chunk of his shares.
- He posted on X in November that he was "no longer all-in-Tesla" and instead accumulating 3-month Treasury Bils.
- Born in Indonesia, Koguan received a master's degree from Columbia University and a law degree from New York Law School.
- He says his first investment was in Manhattan real estate, which he then sold to buy a software reseller, SHI's predecessor, for less than $1 million in 1989.
- At the start of the pandemic market chaos, he sold most of his stock holdings, including shares of Baidu and Nvidia, to buy long-term Tesla call options.
- KoGuan bought Singapore's largest penthouse at Guoco Tower's Wallich Residence from UK billionaire James Dyson for about $50 million in 2020.
- The law school at Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China was named after him in 2008 after he pledged $30 million.
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