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Nam Lee EGM removes chair effective 9 January

The Board change followed the shareholders vote at extraordinary meeting.

Nam Lee Pressed Metal Industries Limited said shareholders removed Ms Yong Li Yuen Joanna as chairman and executive director with effect from 9 January 2026, following an ordinary resolution at an extraordinary general meeting held the same day, according to a filing.

Ms Yong had been chairman and executive director since 5 October 2020, the company said.

Her board cessation stems from the resolution passed by shareholders at the meeting and was not due to unresolved differences on material matters, the filing showed.

Ms Yong held 500 ordinary shares in the company and is related to substantial shareholders on the board, according to the announcement. 
 

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