SPH chief executive officer Ng Yat Chung will step down from his post on Monday (May 16), together with the current directors of SPH. A new board will then be ...
The other suitor was Keppel Corp. Mr Ng has been CEO of SPH since September 2017. He also welcomed Mr Lim and the new board members of SPH to guide the company forward, and said he was pleased to be succeeded by Mr Yong.
After Mr Ng steps down, he will still remain as a part of SPH. His role will be that of Senior Adviser, to make sure the new CEO and board will have a ...
Mr Ng thanked outgoing SPH chairman Lee Boon Yang and the directors for their guidance and support, and welcomed Mr Lim and the new board members. Mr Ng said he was pleased to be succeeded by Mr Yong, as he has a “stellar record” and is “well qualified to lead SPH Limited in the next lap”, ST reported. His role will be that of Senior Adviser, to make sure the new CEO and board will have a smooth transition. It informed them that he and the current directors of the company would step down on Monday (16 May), to be replaced by fresh faces. Following the delisting, Mr Ng sent an email to SPH staff on Friday (13 May). SPH was officially delisted on Friday (13 May), reported The Straits Times (ST), one of the publications under SPH Media Trust.
As of end-March, shareholders of Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) voted in favour of a $3.9 billion takeover from Cuscaden Peak, after a fierce bidding battle ...
Here’s a 2-minute simplified explanation of why it matters: Why is it such a big issue? In an email to SPH, Mr Ng spoke about how he was pleased to hand over his position to Mr Yong. “Gerald has a stellar record and is well qualified to lead SPH Limited in the next lap.” He also expressed his gratitude to the chairman of SPH, Lee Boon Yang, as well as his board of directors for their guidance,
In an email to staff on Friday, May 13, Ng shared that Gerald Yong – CapitaLand's CEO for Special Projects – will be appointed as the new chief executive of SPH ...
He was also the Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of Ascott, a wholly owned lodging business unit of CapitaLand, from 2012 to 2017. In his email, Ng said he was pleased to be succeeded by Yong, and added that Yong had a "stellar record" and is "well qualified" to lead the company in "the next lap". In an email to staff on Friday, May 13, Ng shared that Gerald Yong – CapitaLand's CEO for Special Projects – will be appointed as the new chief executive of SPH from Monday, according to The Straits Times (ST).