H2G Green CEO Pek Hak Bin to step down after one-year term

Its board is now reviewing candidates as it resets priorities across core businesses.

H2G Green Limited said its CEO Pek Hak Bin will step down effective 31 May, following the completion of his one-year service term after taking the helm back on 1 June 2025.

According to the SGX announcement, he has informed the board that he will not renew his service agreement after the initial term but will remain in post until his final day to support the transition process.

The company also stated there were no disagreements between Pek and the board in relation to his departure.

The announcement added that the conclusion of his tenure coincides with the group’s transition into its next phase of strategic development, as the board reviews and recalibrates its business priorities across core business areas.

H2G Green said it is reviewing potential candidates for the role and will provide further updates when available.

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