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    11 Feb 2017

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    ComfortDelGro Corp Chief Executive Kua Hong Pak will be stepping down on 30th April after 14 years at the helm of the transport giant.


    Kua Hong Pak, Chief Executive of ComfortDelGro Corp will be succeeded by Mr. Yang Ban Seng, 60, who has been leading the group's taxi business since 2003. Mr. Kua, who has steered ComfortDelGro to grow its footprint across seven countries, double its revenue and nearly treble its profit during his tenure, will remain as Senior Advisor.

    "It has been an honour and privilege to witness first hand, the growth of ComfortDelGro. It has been an enjoyable and fulfilling journey. The group has accomplished much in the last 14 years. All this would not have been possible without the sheer hard work and dedication of a very committed senior team and all our people, both in Singapore and abroad," Mr. Kua said on Friday (10th February). The helmsman added, "ComfortDelGro is now well-positioned for its next stage of growth and I am confident that Ban Seng, with the support of the senior team, will prove to be an able leader to take the group to even greater heights."

    Mr. Yang started out with Comfort Group in March 1989. When the company merged with DelGro Corp in 2003, he became Chief Executive of its taxi business. He said, "I am excited by this opportunity to lead ComfortDelGro into its next stage of growth. Mr. Kua has left me big shoes to fill and I will do my very best to wear them well." Since 2003, ComfortDelGro's revenue has more than doubled from $2.02 billion to $4.06 billion for the year ended 31st December 2016. Its net profit for the same period has increased from $133.9 million to $317.1 million. The group now operates in seven countries, with a fleet of 44,715 and a staff strength of 22,048.
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    11 Feb 2017

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    ComfortDelGro Corp Chief Executive Kua Hong Pak will be stepping down on 30th April after 14 years at the helm of the transport giant.


    Kua Hong Pak, Chief Executive of ComfortDelGro Corp will be succeeded by Mr. Yang Ban Seng, 60, who has been leading the group's taxi business since 2003. Mr. Kua, who has steered ComfortDelGro to grow its footprint across seven countries, double its revenue and nearly treble its profit during his tenure, will remain as Senior Advisor.

    "It has been an honour and privilege to witness first hand, the growth of ComfortDelGro. It has been an enjoyable and fulfilling journey. The group has accomplished much in the last 14 years. All this would not have been possible without the sheer hard work and dedication of a very committed senior team and all our people, both in Singapore and abroad," Mr. Kua said on Friday (10th February). The helmsman added, "ComfortDelGro is now well-positioned for its next stage of growth and I am confident that Ban Seng, with the support of the senior team, will prove to be an able leader to take the group to even greater heights."

    Mr. Yang started out with Comfort Group in March 1989. When the company merged with DelGro Corp in 2003, he became Chief Executive of its taxi business. He said, "I am excited by this opportunity to lead ComfortDelGro into its next stage of growth. Mr. Kua has left me big shoes to fill and I will do my very best to wear them well." Since 2003, ComfortDelGro's revenue has more than doubled from $2.02 billion to $4.06 billion for the year ended 31st December 2016. Its net profit for the same period has increased from $133.9 million to $317.1 million. The group now operates in seven countries, with a fleet of 44,715 and a staff strength of 22,048.
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