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TOP 10 RICHEST PEOPLE IN DUBAI

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TOP 10: Azad Moopen



Dr Azad Moopen effectively combined professional and management excellence with philanthropic activities to create one of the fastest growing healthcare chains in the middle east and India. Dr Moopen founded dm healthcare group in 1987 and developed it from a few small clinics to a conglomerate of the largest chain of hospitals, medical centres and pharmacies functional across the region and the subcontinent
Azad Moopen is valued at $1.1bn (AED 4bn) and is ranking at #1638 globally. He is known for Healthcare, Founding Chairman of Aster DM Healthcare.


TOP 9: BR Shetty


BR Shetty is valued at $1.7bn (Dh6.2bn) and is ranking at #1118 globally. He is known for UAE Exchange, NMC Health, Neopharma, Apartment on the 100th floor of the Burj Khalifa
TOP 8: Sunny Varkey



Sunny Varkey is valued at $2bn (Dh7.4bn) and is ranking at #949 globally. He is known for Education, Founder of the Gems Education
TOP 7: Ravi Pillai



Ravi Pillai is valued at $2.4bn and is ranking at #782 globally. He is known for Real estate, construction, Owner of the RP Group.
TOP 6: M.A. Yusuff



M.A. Yusuff Ali is valued at  $2.5bn (Dh9.2bn) and is ranking at #737 globally. He is known to be the Owner of the Lulu Group.
TOP 5: Abdulla Al Futtaim



Abdulla Al Futtaim is valued at $3.2bn (Dh11.8bn) and is ranking at #557 globally. He is known to be the Owner of the Al Futtaim Group.
TOP 4: Saif Al Ghurair


Saif Al Ghurair is valued at $3.4bn (Dh12.5bn) and is ranking at #512 globally. He is known for Former Chairman of the Al Ghurair Group, Shareholder Mashreq
TOP 3: Micky Jagtiani


Micky Jagtiani is valued at $5.2bn (Dh19bn) and is ranking at #291 globally. He is known for Founder of the Landman Group, Retailing.

TOP 2: Majid Al Futtaim


Majid Al Futtaim business is valued at $6.2bn (Dh22.77bn) and is ranking at #230 globally. He is known for Operating  malls and Carrefour hypermarkets across the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia

TOP 1  :   . Abdulla bin Ahmad Al Ghurair & Family




Abdulla bin Ahmad Al Ghurair’ business is valued at $6.4bn (Dh23.5bn) and is ranking at #220 globally. He is known as the founding chairman of Mashreq Bank. He also has a role in the Gulf Cooperation Council.










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