The annual Insider South West Rich List is dominated by Bristol business leaders and entrepreneurs.
Each year, the magazine delves into the net worth of the region’s wealthiest people and ranks them in order from one to 100.
There are some familiar names and companies on this year’s list, including Martin Thatcher whose family runs Thatchers cider and Tim Mead and family of Yeo Valley fame.
You can find the full list via the Insider website and here are the top 12 business leaders from Bristol featured on the list.
5. Terence Mordaunt
2022: £365m | 2021: £350m - Mordaunt business partner Sir David Ord took over the Bristol Port Company in 1991, buying a 150-year-old lease from the local authority for £36m. Bristol’s port and businesses associated with it contribute more than £1bn a year to UK GDP. Profits recovered to £25.7m on steady sales of £88.8m in 2020-21. | Bristol port
6. Tim Mead & family
2022: £233m | 2021: £200m - Mead runs Yeo Valley, Britain’s largest organic dairy company. The Somerset-based family business produces more than 2,000 tonnes of yoghurt, butter, ice cream and milk a week. Profits climbed to £6.6m on £264.6m sales in 2020-21. Yeo Valley has recently taken its first step outside dairy production, launching a range of soups and dips and has also upped its sustainability credentials in recent times with a focus on regenerative organic farming methods and reducing its carbon emissions. | Yeo Valley
7. Bryan Glastonbury & family
2022: £158m | 2021: £154m - Glastonbury made his fortune from selling his stake in Integral back in June 2016 for £170m. The Bristol-based operation maintains buildings owned by Boots, the Ministry of Defence, Halfords, the London Stock Exchange and other clients. | Unknown
8. Simon Knowles
2022: £150m | 2021: £150m - Knowles is chief technology officer at Graphcore, the Bristol-based artificial intelligence unicorn. Before setting up the business with Nigel Toon in 2016 he co-founded two other successful computer chip companies: Element14 and Icera. An investment round in late 2020 valued Graphcore at £2.03bn. | Graphcore