ComfortDelGro names 2 independent directors amidst board renewal

This comes as the company's deputy chairman retires.

ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited has appointed Chew Hock Yong and Ang Fung Fung as independent non-executive directors amidst the board’s renewal and succession planning.

Chew will join the sustainability committee and assume the chairmanship of the board risk committee from 1 January 2027, whilst Ang will join the Audit Committee and the board risk committee, the company said.

Meanwhile, ComfortDelGro’s deputy chairman Choi Shing Kwok will retire from the board on 31 December after three years in the role.

Chew is the current chairman of the National Parks Board and has served as CEO of the Land Transport Authority from 2010 to 2014.

He subsequently served as permanent secretary in the Ministry of National Development, the Ministry of Social and Family Development, and the Ministry of Home Affairs, ComfortDelGro said.

Ang has previously served as an audit partner and global lead audit partner at KPMG Singapore, overseeing major Singapore-listed companies and US Securities and Exchange Commission registrants.

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