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Lim Swee Say joins Tat Seng Packaging as independent director

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Jude Chan

Jude Chan

Published Fri, Oct 1, 2021 · 09:48 AM

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    CORRUGATED paper packaging products manufacturer Tat Seng Packaging T12 on Friday announced that former manpower minister Lim Swee Say has joined its board as a non-executive independent director.

    Mr Lim will also chair Tat Seng's nominating committee, and serve as a member of its audit & risk and remuneration committees.

    Real estate developer Ho Bee Land had on Thursday also announced that the 66-year-old retired politician would join its board as a non-executive independent director from Friday.

    Mr Lim was also appointed as an independent director at Singtel in June this year.

    Shares of thinly traded Tat Seng last closed at S$0.77 on Sept 24.

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