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H2G Green appoints new CEO following resignation of current CEO Lim Shao-Lin

Nicole Lim
Nicole Lim • 1 min read
H2G Green appoints new CEO following resignation of current CEO Lim Shao-Lin
Pek Hak Bin will take over as CEO with effect from June 1. Photo: GasHub
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H2G Green Limited has appointed a new CEO, following the resignation of its existing CEO due to personal reasons. Pek Hak Bin will step up as CEO of H2G Greenfollowing Lim Shao-Lin’s departure on May 31.

Following Lim’s resignation as CEO, he will still remain as director Green Energy Investment Holdings and advisor to Gashubunited Utility.

Lim holds 163,699,808 ordinary shares in the company, and has been executive director and CEO since July 2019.

Pek, the incoming CEO, is presently an executive director of United Petroleum International Holdings. He was previously a non-executive director of Energy Market Authority of Singapore, and CEO and director of Cronus Resources.

Shares in H2G Green Limited closed flat at 0.6 cents on May 27.

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