Forbes Asia (August 2023)

Features: * Rebooting Aboitiz: Sabin Aboitiz is transforming the Philippine's second-largest electricity producer into a banking, infrastructure and technology powerhouse *Return journey: Combines wealth picks up as the country's economy returns to its growth path *Asia's Best Under a Billion: The annual Best Under a Billion list highlights the region's publicly listed small and midsized companies in Asia Pacific with revenue under $1 billion *High tech profits: Alchip Technologies provides the chips that are powering the artificial intelligence boom *Raising the roof: Roofing-maker Impack Pratama Industri seeks to win market share from metal counterparts with cutting-edge plastics products *Powering up: The data center market in Southeast Asia is heating up and YTL wants in on the action. Malaysian tycoon Francis Yeoh and his family are on a mission to diversify their 68-year-old conglomerate with new economy infrastructure. The catch-leading the charge with renewable energy *Rise of the tractor bots: Monarch CEO Praveen Penmetsa wants to save America's farms with robots. Can old MacDonalds learn new tricks *The Fabulous Mr. Lo" For years, Calvin Lo has relentlessly pitched himself as a globetrotting billionaire financier-cum-philantropist with a world-class collection of champagne, homes on three continents, a fleet of exotic supercars and investments in a five-star hotel and a F1 team *Wiz kid: Cloud security standout Wiz is one of the fastest-growing software startups ever, with $200 million in sales and a $10 billion valuation in just three years. but CEO Assaf Rappaport, a new billionaire, is leaving singed eyebrows with his ultra-aggressive approach