Ex-DBS banker to become CEO of Yeo Hiap Seng
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YEO Hiap Seng's group chief executive officer Tjong Yik Min will be retiring on April 30 next year. He will be replaced by Melvin Teo Tzai Win, a former president-director of PT Bank DBS Indonesia, the drinks maker and property developer announced on Monday.
Mr Tjong, 62, joined the firm as president and chief operating officer in 2002 and became group CEO in 2010.
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