NoonTalk Media secures shareholder backing amidst strategic content realignment

Board continuity and micro‑drama pivot endorsed at FY2025 AGM

NoonTalk Media Limited received strong shareholder support at its annual general meeting on 31 October 2025, with all resolutions carried by margins above 99.8%, according to minutes released by the company.

Resolutions passed included the adoption of audited financial statements for the year ended 30 June 2025, directors’ fees of up to $120,000, and the re‑appointment of Foo Kon Tan LLP as auditors. Shareholders also approved the re‑election of Chairperson Dr Wee Keng Neo Lynda and Chief Operating Officer Zheng Xianbin, as well as authorities to issue shares and grant options under the NoonTalk Employee Share Option Scheme.

Chief Executive Officer Dasmond Koh reported on the organisation of the Golden Singa Awards, whilst Chief Operating Officer Zheng Xianbin outlined the company’s move into micro‑dramas. He noted the format’s lower production costs and shorter timelines, alongside rising demand in China and the region, as factors supporting the shift.

Shareholder questions focused on remuneration and accountability following recent losses. The Remuneration Committee, chaired by Cruz Teng, said executives are assessed against defined performance indicators and contractual deliverables, citing measures such as no‑pay leave and personal loans extended by the CEO to sustain operations.

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