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Doo Appointed Chairman of ST Marine

August 2, 2016

Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced the following change of Chairman at its subsidiary, Singapore Technologies Marine Ltd (ST Marine), with effect from 1 September 2016:

  * Mr Barry Desker will step down as Director and Board Chairman of ST Marine;

  * Mr Lim Ah Doo, an independent non-executive Director of ST Engineering and Director of ST Marine, will succeed Mr Desker as Chairman of ST Marine.

Mr Desker, who served as ST Marine Board Chairman since 2000, has guided the Company through different stages of growth, with revenue now standing at about $960m in 2015, compared to about $360m in 2000.  

“On behalf of the Board of Directors and the Management, I would like to acknowledge Barry’s invaluable contributions to the ST Marine Board.  We wish him all the best,” said Mr Kwa Chong Seng, Chairman of ST Engineering.  “We welcome Ah Doo to his new role and look forward to his counsel and oversight of the ST Marine Board.”

“On behalf of the Management, I sincerely thank Barry for his advice and guidance over the years. We also look forward to working with Ah Doo as the new Chairman of ST Marine,” added Mr Tan Pheng Hock, President and CEO of ST Engineering.

 

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