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Pang Pok steps down as GS Holdings CEO

He will be succeeded by the newly appointed acting CEO Loo Hee Guan.

GS Holdings Limited has announced that Pang Pok will step down as its chief executive officer (CEO), effective 21 December, marking the end of his nine-year tenure.

Pang will be succeeded by Loo Hee Guan, who was appointed as the acting CEO starting 21 December.

Loo has been an executive director of the company since 1 March. He holds a Bachelor of Economics and a Bachelor of Laws from Monash University. He is also a member of the Bar Council in Malaysia.

Loo will oversee GS Holdings’ corporate affairs to lead and drive the regularisation and restructuring plan, business rationalisation and development, investor relations, compliance, corporate governance, and overall business operations.

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