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Surbana Jurong appoints Lim Cheng Cheng as new CFO

She will assume the post on 16 April 2025.

Surbana Jurong Group (SJ) has appointed Lim Cheng Cheng as the group’s new chief financial officer, effective 16 April 2025.

Cheng Cheng held senior leadership roles at Singtel, where she led financial strategy and contributed to growing its regional and digital businesses.

More recently, she served as Singtel’s chief corporate officer, overseeing a broad group portfolio including Legal, Risk, M&A, Procurement, Property, Corporate Shared Services, and the group’s Corporate Venture fund.

Before Singtel, Cheng Cheng held senior finance roles at SMRT Corporation and Singapore Power.
 

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