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RH Tiong’s R70b not left for his children?
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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 12, 2025: Read this The Star report titled The Scandalous Will of Tiong Hiew King: What the Malaysian Billionaire Left His Heirs Instead of His Fortune.
Not a single sen from Rimbunan Hijau (RH) founder Tiong’s RM70 billion fortune, including his RM1.17 billion “mysterious account”, was given to his children?
The RH founder and owner was way ahead of everyone when he secretly invested in an investment account on the platform Opulence Nerxon. The account holds RM1.17 billion. There is only one condition: any withdrawal or management decision must be unanimous. The problem is that the Tiong family has not been on good terms for years.
No News Is Bad News reproduces below the news feature of Tiong’s RM70 billion fortune that did not go to any of his children:
The Scandalous Will of Tiong Hiew King: What the Malaysian Billionaire Left His Heirs Instead of His Fortune
By RSN MURALI
Thursday, 11 Dec 2025
02:27 pm MYT
Tiong Hiew King passed away on 11 November 2025 at the age of 90. The founder of the Rimbunan Hijau Group and one of Malaysia’s wealthiest business figures left behind a fortune valued at around RM70 billion. But when the will was read last week, something unusual surfaced: the majority of the money was gone.
Instead of the expected billions, the heirs received a collection of cars, vintage watches, and access to a mysterious investment account that no one in the family had ever heard of.
We spoke with people who knew Tiong Hiew King personally to understand what happened to his capital — and why the will has sparked such a public scandal.
Notary: “I Thought It Was a Joke”
Lim Wei Jian, 55, notary overseeing the inheritance case
"I’ve worked with wills for 28 years. I’ve seen people leave fortunes to their pets, or donate everything to UFO research. But Tiong Hiew King’s will... this was something else entirely. When I first read the document, I honestly thought someone was pranking me.
Imagine this: a man who owns a multibillion-ringgit business leaves his daughter a collection of vintage watches. His sons — a car and a few paintings. His wife — an apartment. It looked absurd.
But the strangest part came when I reached the final clause. It mentioned an investment account containing RM1.17 billion. The heirs were required to manage it jointly and make all decisions unanimously. I had never even heard of this platform before that moment.
The room went silent. The eldest daughter spoke first: "Is... is this everything?" The younger one started crying. The son walked out, slamming the door. His wife sat completely expressionless.
Later, I learned that Tiong had changed his will only four months before his death. Before that, it was a standard document — the business was divided among the children, the wife received property, and specific amounts went to charity. A typical story of a wealthy man. But then he rewrote everything".
The Empire Didn’t Go to the Family
While Malaysian media were busy speculating about how Tiong Hiew King’s vast business network would be divided, he made a decision that shocked everyone. 87% of the shares of Rimbunan Hijau Group — a company with an annual turnover of over RM10 billion — were transferred to the Agricultural Workers’ Rights Foundation, an organization Tiong himself established in 2019. The foundation is relatively unknown and has rarely been mentioned in the press, but for Tiong this issue was deeply personal — he often said that the success of his conglomerate was built on fair treatment of farmers and local communities.
The remaining 13% of shares were given to his longtime assistant, Ingrida Tan, who had worked with him for 22 years. According to colleagues, she was the only person who fully understood Tiong’s business logic and knew the details of every major deal he made over the last two decades.
For his children and his wife, the announcement was a shock. They had expected to gain control of the company, had been planning business strategies, discussing future development with consultants. Now all of that had become meaningless.
A Strange List of Inheritance
What the heirs officially received looked more like the contents of a storage room than the estate of a billionaire:
1. For the eldest son, Tiong Chiong Ong — 120 rare wristwatches, including limited-edition Rolex models and experimental Seiko prototypes from the 1970s. Plus, the right to use a holiday villa in Sarawak — but without the right to sell it. The property remains under the ownership of the family foundation.
2. For his daughter, Tiong Chun — An archive of more than 30 years of business correspondence connected to the operations of Rimbunan Hijau Group. 47 folders filled with documents from long-closed deals and internal corporate projects, as well as a 2003 Toyota Land Cruiser with over 380,000 km mileage.
3. For his younger son, Tiong Ing — A collectible 1996 Bentley that Tiong occasionally used when attending business meetings, and access to his fitness-app account with a note: "Keep the tradition of morning runs".
Family sources say the first reaction was confusion. Then — anger. The children saw it as a form of public humiliation. Why leave a set of old watches to a son who has three children and a mortgage? Why give him rights to use a property he cannot sell or rent out?
RM1.17 Billion Locked in a Digital Trap
The final clause of the will turned out to be the most mysterious one. All three heirs jointly received access to an investment account on the platform Opulence Nerxon. The account holds RM1.17 billion. There is only one condition: any withdrawal or management decision must be unanimous. The problem is that the Tiong family has not been on good terms for years.
The eldest son, Tiong Chiong Ong, has not spoken to Tiong Ing for more than five years following a dispute over the management of one of the family’s assets. Their sister, Tiong Chun, had traditionally taken her father’s side in every argument, which pushed her further away from her brothers. As for the fourth heir — the mysterious “digital account” — it only deepens the tension: none of them understands why their father entrusted such a huge sum to an AI-driven platform.
Tiong Hiew King knew very well what the relationships inside the family looked like. It seems he deliberately put his heirs in a situation where they would be forced to cooperate — or lose access to an enormous part of his fortune.
A Secret Life of Investing
Almost no one knew that Tiong Hiew King had been actively using Opulence Nerxon. His personal accountant, Thomas Ng, told reporters that around two years ago the nature of Tiong’s financial operations began to change. Large transfers started leaving the accounts — RM5 million, RM3 million, RM8 million at a time. When asked directly, Tiong would reply vaguely: "Personal experiment. Don’t worry about it".
Once, he let something slip: "I found a way to invest more efficiently than through bankers. Machines work better than people." Ng assumed he was referring to the algorithmic trading tools used by major funds and didn’t question it further.
Only after the will was read did it become clear what Tiong meant. Opulence Nerxon is an automated, AI-driven investment platform. No bankers, no brokers, no consultants — only algorithms that analyze global markets and execute thousands of micro-transactions every day.
Over two years, the initial RM7.5 million grew into RM1.17 billion. The strangest part: Tiong never withdrew a single ringgit. The money simply accumulated, reinvested automatically by the system, multiplying nonstop — as if he was building a fortune intended not for himself, but for someone else.
How Opulence Nerxon Works
The platform uses neural networks to analyze global financial markets in real time. It tracks thousands of parameters simultaneously: currency fluctuations, stock movements, breaking news, the behavior of major market players, and commodity trends. The algorithm identifies patterns that humans simply cannot detect due to the sheer volume of data.
Based on this analysis, the system executes countless small operations — buying and selling assets and locking in micro-profits. A single transaction may bring only RM70–RM150, but thousands of such operations per day accumulate into a substantial amount.
The main advantage is autonomy. Users don’t need financial knowledge or trading experience. Registration takes only a few minutes, and the minimum deposit is RM1,065. After registering, a personal manager contacts the user, helps configure the account, and explains the basic functions.
The system operates 24/7, trading across Asian, European, and American markets. When Europe sleeps, the algorithm works with Asia. When Asia sleeps — it switches to America.
In 2024, Opulence Nerxon users collectively earned over RM8.3 billion. The average monthly return with a standard deposit ranges from RM15,000 to RM25,000. Withdrawals are processed within a few hours and come with no hidden fees.
It is likely this transparency and efficiency that attracted Tiong Hiew King. A man who built his business on honesty and straightforward partnerships found an investment tool that operated by the same principles — predictable, precise, and unbiased.
Reaction From the Business Community
Malaysian entrepreneurs and financial experts are divided in their opinions. Some believe Tiong’s decision was strange and difficult to explain. Others see a clear logic behind it.
Christina Tan
investor, former business partner
"Tiong was always one step ahead. When everyone was expanding traditional logging and media operations, he invested in diversification and sustainable development. When banks offered standard investment products, he discovered Opulence Nerxon. Maybe he simply understood earlier than others that the future belongs to automated systems".
Lawyers specializing in inheritance cases point out that this situation is legally unprecedented. It is one of the first cases in Malaysia where digital assets on an AI-driven investment platform become part of an inheritance — and with conditions this complex.
A Lesson or a Final Act of Defiance?
Tiong’s younger son, Tiong Ing, was the only one who spoke publicly after the will was read. "Father loved surprising people. I think he wanted to make sure we’d still talk about him even after he was gone. And in that, he definitely succeeded." Sources close to the family say that in his final years, Tiong often repeated the same idea: true wealth is not the money you inherit, but the ability to create it. Perhaps by leaving his heirs access to Opulence Nerxon instead of ready-made billions, he wanted to teach them exactly that principle.
Meanwhile, the account continues to grow. The system trades autonomously, locks in profit, and reinvests funds. In the week following the reading of the will, the balance increased by RM950,000.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Before publishing this material, our editorial team conducted a thorough investigation of Opulence Nerxon. We confirm that the stated profitability (15,000 25,000 ringgit with a minimum deposit of RM1,065) and other characteristics of Opulence Nerxon are accurate and correspond to reality. Below, we are publishing instructions for our readers on how to join the platform.
Instructions for registration on the investment platform Opulence Nerxon:
Go to the official website by clicking the link.
Carefully fill in your contact information.
Wait for a call from an official representative to confirm your data.
Make a minimum deposit of RM1,065
The system will activate automatically after the transaction is confirmed.
Registration applications are accepted until 13/12/2025.
IMPORTANT: Your place in the program will be reserved for 24 hours. If you do not receive a call from an official representative and do not confirm your participation within this time, your place will be given to another candidate. Please pay attention and confirm your participation on time to keep your position.
Hassan Abdullah My wife is a financial analyst and she always notices these kinds of projects. Now even she’s shocked — the system really brings in money! The balance increased again today. Truly amazing.
Mei_Zhen_61 So he basically left RM70 billion… to an app? That’s such a classic plot twist!
Daniel Ho At first I thought this was nonsense. But in the end, it really got my attention. Thanks for the opportunity — I’ll try investing RM1,065 today.
Mei_Zhen That little??? I always thought investments required huge amounts �� Maybe I’ll try just out of curiosity.
Ravin.Kumar I’m already up 40% in two days. I don’t know how long this will last, but for now it works.
Darren_Lee I’m a bit skeptical… not fully convinced yet.
Guest Not sure if this will work forever, but I already earned 200%. 
G.L.83 If he really did this… then he was a true legend. Even at my age, I wouldn’t think of something like that. I hope everything is legal and proper ��
Pondjumper_MY I wish I had discovered Opulence Nerxon earlier. I was almost desperate at first, but support helped me understand everything — now it works perfectly and I see results ��
Emily O. I read the article and followed all the steps. It’s been 2.5 hours since my first deposit, and the balance is already up by RM6,700. Now I’m trying to withdraw to my card.
Putra B. Hey, were you able to withdraw without problems?
Emily O. Yes, everything worked perfectly — the money arrived on my card in under a minute. Incredible
Noor_Skies A true Malaysian visionary May he rest in peace.
Helena P. I’m so glad I found this app. Thank you, Tiong Hiew King, for saving me from debt!!!
Guest_MY2 Damn, Helena! Thanks for posting that screenshot — That's exactly the motivation I needed. This is incredible!
Freja S. Bravo, Tiong! A real visionary. Only geniuses make decisions like this.
Salmah Joren Wow… he surprised everyone until the very end. Still feels insane to me — how can anyone earn that much just from investments?
Bugg129_ Bro, this info is for people who actually understand what they’re doing — clearly not for you.
Nils Vikram If you’re afraid you’ll get scammed, just stay away and let the rest of us talk in peace.
Salmah Joren Oh please. Try it yourself before talking nonsense.
Nils Vikram Everything works perfectly — if you actually know what you’re doing ��
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Eric L. Hard to imagine how the kids will make unanimous decisions… especially when their opinions are so different.
Siti Nurhaliza No one compares to him… Rest in peace
Ruby I’m still skeptical, but I deposited RM1,065. Let’s see how it goes. If I earn something, I’ll come back and post a review!
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