April Goh is a Singaporean businesswoman and a key member of the Goh family, one of the wealthiest dynasties in Asia. She is a granddaughter of the late Goh Cheng Liang, the legendary founder of Wuthelam Group and the architect of the family's dominant stake in Nippon Paint Holdings.

Growing up within a family known for its extreme privacy and strategic business acumen, April has been involved in managing the family’s vast diversified portfolio. She draws her primary wealth from the family's controlling interests in the paints and coatings industry.

• Core Company: Wuthelam Group (holding company for Nippon Paint interests).
• Family Legacy: Granddaughter of Goh Cheng Liang, who died in August 2025 at age 98.
• Origin of Wealth: Majority stake in Japan's Nippon Paint, the world's fourth-largest paint maker.

April Goh’s professional career is defined by her role in the governance of the Goh family's global interests. Her grandfather established the multi-billion dollar partnership with Japan’s Nippon Paint in 1962, a venture that April’s father, Hup Jin, significantly expanded into a $12 billion controlling stake by 2021.

Her structural contribution is tied to the management of Wuthelam Holdings, which has diversified beyond paints into real estate, agriculture, and consulting. The family notably developed landmark properties like Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Liang Court in Singapore.

• Key Role: Stewardship of Wuthelam Group's diversified investments.
• Business Milestone: Nippon Paint's $2.3 billion acquisition of U.S. producer AOC in 2024.