Min-Liang Tan

$1.56B
$1.1M (0.1%)
as of 04/08/25

About Min-Liang Tan

Min-Liang Tan gave up a law career in Singapore to start gaming devices company Razer in 2005.

Its early backers include IDG-Accel, Temasek Holdings, Intel and Li Ka-shing's Horizon Ventures. The company has acquired a huge global following and sold millions of gaming laptops, mice, fitness bands and tablets.

Tan listed the firm in Hong Kong in 2017, raising $529 million.

Tan expanded Razer in Asia with the acquisition of Malaysian virtual currency firm MOL Global, and tie-ups with SingTel, Lazada and China's JD.com.

In 2022, Tan and Lim Kaling, who is a founding investor and director at Razer, took the company private in a deal that valued it at $3.2 billion.

Personal stats

Citizenship

Singapore

Source of wealth

gaming

Residence

Singapore, Singapore

Birth date

11/05/77 (age 47)

Education

Master of Laws, National University of Singapore

Self-made

self-made

Min-Liang Tan’s fortune is worth

26K

troy ounces of gold

24K

median U.S. household

16K

median U.S. income

0.031%

U.S. credit card volume

0.006%

GDP of the United States

0.005%

United States debt

Net worth history

Annual ranking

Did you know?

Razer acquired THX, the audio company founded by Star Wars director George Lucas, in 2016 and Android smartphone maker Nextbit in 2017.

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Financial assets

HONG KONG | 1337-HK

Razer Inc

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