Floating Button
Home News Company in the news

Four board members of SingPost retire as part of board renewal process

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 2 min read
Four board members of SingPost retire as part of board renewal process
Simon Israel, Tan Beng Hai, Ho Ai Lian and Kong Sau Wai Elizabeth will step down from the board of directors and their roles in the board. Gan Chee Yen will be the new lead independent director. Photo: The Edge Singapore
Font Resizer
Share to Whatsapp
Share to Facebook
Share to LinkedIn
Scroll to top
Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates.

Singapore Post (SingPost) has announced the retirement of four board members, as part of its board renewal process, on July 23.

Simon Claude Israel will retire from the board of directors of SingPost, and his role as chairman of the board, chairman of the board sustainability committee and finance, and investment committee. He was appointed on May 11, 2016.

Tan Beng Hai and Fang Ai Lian, who were both appointed to the board on Oct 10, 2016, will retire from the board of directors of SingPost and step down from their respective roles as chairman of the compensation committee, and the lead independent director respectively.

In addition, non-executive, independent director Kong Sau Wai, Elizabeth, will also step down. She was also appointed on Oct 10, 2016.

Gan Chee Yen is to be appointed as the new lead independent director in place of Fang Ai Lian.

The board of directors of SingPost now comprises of Teo Swee Lian, chairman and non-executive and non-independent director; Gan Chee Yen, non-executive and lead independent director; Chng Lay Chew, non-executive and independent director; Chu Swee Yeok, non-executive and independent director; Gan Siok Hoon, non-executive and non-independent director; Ng Chin Hwee, non-executive and independent director and Yasmin Binti Aladad Khan, non-executive and independent director.

See also: KSH raises $8.67 million placing out treasury shares at 30.5 cents each

Shares in SingPost closed 1.5 cents higher or 2.344% up at 65.5 cents on July 23.

×
The Edge Singapore
Download The Edge Singapore App
Google playApple store play
Keep updated
Follow our social media
© 2025 The Edge Publishing Pte Ltd. All rights reserved.