Asia's newest billionaire founded a grocery store in 1987 and never gave up any stake - until this week's IPO
Briefly

Lee Thiam Wah founded 99 Speed Mart, growing it from a single store to over 2,600 in Malaysia, and became a billionaire after its recent IPO.
The $531 million IPO represents the largest in Malaysia in seven years, elevating Lee's net worth to $3.3 billion and underscoring his success.
Lee's journey began from selling snacks to supporting himself due to physical limitations; his story is a remarkable testament to resilience and entrepreneurship.
99 Speed Mart's market dominance is significant, with a 40% share of the mini-mart sector, reflecting its crucial role in Malaysia's retail landscape.
Read at Business Insider
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