Martin Yuen-An Lavoo is a Singaporean businessman and a member of the elite Goh family, architects of one of the world's most successful industrial dynasties. He is the grandson of the late Goh Cheng Liang, the legendary founder of Wuthelam Group.

Martin entered the billionaire ranks in late 2024 through an unprecedented succession plan. His grandfather transferred a 55% stake in the Tokyo-listed Nippon Paint Holdings directly to six of his grandchildren. Each grandchild, including Martin, received a stake worth more than US$1 billion.

• Core Asset: Major stake in Nipsea International (Nippon Paint's Asia-Pacific engine).
• Inheritance: Direct transfer of wealth worth over US$1 billion in 2024.
• Family Legacy: Part of the family that has consistently ranked as the richest in Singapore.

Unlike some of his peers, Martin Lavoo has dedicated his career to the high-tech sustainability sector. He is the co-founder of Sustenir Agriculture, a vertical farming startup that has received backing from Temasek Holdings.

His structural achievement is tied to revolutionizing urban farming in Singapore, using climate-controlled indoor environments to grow non-native crops. While his family continues to dominate the global paints and coatings market through Nippon Paint, Martin has focused on solving food security issues in densely populated urban centers.

• Strategic Role: Co-founder and innovator at Sustenir Agriculture.
• Social Impact: Part of the third generation of the Goh family blending wealth with social responsibility.