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ComfortDelGro's shareholders reject Deloitte as auditor

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Janice Lim &

Lisa Kriwangko

Published Fri, Apr 29, 2022 · 03:17 PM
    • ComfortDelGro will start searching for new auditors and seek shareholders’ approval on their appointment.
    • ComfortDelGro will start searching for new auditors and seek shareholders’ approval on their appointment. ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG

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    THE shareholders of ComfortDelGro have rejected its auditors after a majority did not vote for their re-appointment during the transport operator's annual general meeting (AGM) on Friday (Apr 29), an outcome that disappointed the company's board.

    Announcing this in a bourse filing on the same day, ComfortDelGro said that Deloitte & Touche would no longer be the auditors of the company from Apr 29, 2022.

    "The board and management wish to express their disappointment at this outcome but will respect shareholders’ decision," read ComfortDelGro's update on its AGM.  

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