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I suggest umbrage ng next appointment.

What is the meaning of umbrage in layman term ? Do we call it jin tulan?
 
Imagine if it was a reporter from BBC or CNN to ask him the same question, do u think Ng Yat Chung would have the courage to use the word umbrage ?
 
KNN imuho if all punters are like my uncle only gamble to win or breakeven sg pool or turf club will close shop whoever is the ceo :whistling:KNN
 
"Umbrage Ng" has a nice twang to it.
 
Imagine if it was a reporter from BBC or CNN to ask him the same question, do u think Ng Yat Chung would have the courage to use the word umbrage ?
Of course not.
He same as his master. Only dare to bully locals
 
KNN imuho if all punters are like my uncle only gamble to win or breakeven sg pool or turf club will close shop whoever is the ceo :whistling:KNN
KNN leecaping the same theory
1. Fuck probability in gambling KNN
2. Leeference to pt1 want to gamble always take the highest odds else don't bet becas the probability of opening the low odds and high odds is the same else those people always bet 1k 2k for low odds will not be in debts correct? KNN knowing this why would anyone want to win the low odds :thumbsdown: KNN is it higher probability? KNN if it is why they endup with debts :biggrin: KNN
 
KNN leecaping the same theory
1. Fuck probability in gambling KNN
2. Leeference to pt1 want to gamble always take the highest odds else don't bet becas the probability of opening the low odds and high odds is the same else those people always bet 1k 2k for low odds will not be in debts correct? KNN knowing this why would anyone want to win the low odds :thumbsdown: KNN is it higher probability? KNN if it is why they endup with debts :biggrin: KNN
After summing up this theory you will either end up winning when lucky and breakeven when unlucky so you won't lose and sg pool have to close shop KNN
 
Umbrage Ng needs to work at gardens by the bay, that one needs to be sunk. Not the national newspaper and shipping line.
 
After summing up this theory you will either end up winning when lucky and breakeven when unlucky so you won't lose and sg pool have to close shop KNN
Let him be ceo.
Ang sze com up first prize.
 
How about send him to NParks…. A monopoly with no competitors and protected by govt…. Oh wait….

Please....no. There are already too many trees falling down. If Umbrage Ng is in charge, many more trees will fall. And fall by themselves, without any need for strong winds or thunderstorms.
 
He and Ho Jinx makes perfect couple as both do not have business acumen. Having Ng Yat Chung sticking around brought Ho Jinx many sentimental value with similar chemistry.
 

Singapore Press Holdings officially delisted, Gerald Yong to take over as CEO from Ng Yat Chung​

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CapitaLand CEO (Special Projects) Gerald Yong will be appointed as CEO of SPH from May 16, 2022. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO
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Lim Yan Liang
Assistant Political Editor

May 14, 2022

SINGAPORE - After 38 years on the Singapore Exchange, Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) was officially delisted on Friday (May 13) to become wholly owned by investment vehicle Cuscaden Peak.
SPH chief executive officer Ng Yat Chung will step down from his post on Monday (May 16), together with the current directors of SPH. A new board will then be constituted.
In an e-mail to SPH staff on Friday that was seen by The Straits Times, Mr Ng said that CapitaLand CEO (Special Projects) Gerald Yong will be appointed as CEO of SPH from Monday.
"The new SPH board will be chaired by Mr Christopher Lim, who is also the chairman of Cuscaden Peak," said Mr Ng.
Mr Ng said he will remain as senior adviser to SPH to ensure a smooth transition for the new board and CEO.
On Thursday, Cuscaden announced in a bourse filing that the payment of the Cuscaden scheme consideration to take over SPH had been effected.
Cuscaden is a consortium comprising tycoon Ong Beng Seng's Hotel Properties (HPL) and Temasek-linked CLA Real Estate Holdings and Mapletree.


SPH consists of non-media assets such as retail and aged care properties, after it restructured its media business - which includes titles such as The Straits Times and Lianhe Zaobao - into not-for-profit entity SPH Media Trust last December.
In his e-mail, Mr Ng thanked SPH chairman Lee Boon Yang and the directors for their guidance and support over the years. Mr Ng has been CEO of SPH since September 2017.
He also welcomed Mr Lim and the new board members of SPH to guide the company forward, and said he was pleased to be succeeded by Mr Yong.
"Gerald has a stellar record and is well qualified to lead SPH Limited in the next lap," he said.
The contest to acquire SPH's non-media assets came to an end in March, when SPH shareholders voted overwhelmingly for Cuscaden Peak's offer. The other suitor was Keppel Corp.
SPH Limited was incorporated on Aug 4, 1984, as a holding company to effect the merger of The Straits Times Press (1975) Limited, Singapore News and Publications Limited, Times Publishing Berhad and Singapore Newspaper Services.
Last month, Cuscaden offered to acquire SPH real estate investment trust (Reit) at 93.72 cents per unit, the minimum offer price required after adjusting for recent SPH Reit distributions.
The offer by Cuscaden is required by the Singapore Code on Take-overs and Mergers, as it now owns 47.2 per cent of SPH Reit having completed its scheme to take SPH private.
 
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