Metro Holdings Ltd
Ms Eve Chan Bee Leng joined Metro in August 2017 as the Director of Finance of the Group and was redesignated to the Group Chief Financial Officer in August 2018.
Ms Chan has more than 28 years of experience in group finance, audit, tax, accounting, corporate finance and treasury with public listed firms, engineering/power plant, real estate/property developer/private equity funds/ REITs, hospitality and international auditing firm. She has also been involved in numerous corporate exercises such as mergers, acquisition and divestment exercises, Public Offering launches as well as the organisation and structuring of private equity real estate funds and real estate investment trusts with portfolios that span across Asia Pacific and Middle East regions. Prior to joining Metro, she was the Group Financial Controller for PacificLight Power Group. Ms Chan also previously held various finance positions at ST Engineering, Keppel REIT, Kingdom Hotel Investment, CapitaLand/Ascott Group with portfolios that span across Asia Pacific and Middle East regions.
Ms Chan holds a Bachelor of Accountancy Degree from the Nanyang Technological University of Singapore and an Executive Master’s of Business Administration from the University of Hull (UK). She is a Fellow Chartered Accountant of Singapore and a member of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Australia (CPA Australia).
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Metro Holdings Ltd
Metro Holdings Limited is a holding company engaged in the business of management and property investment. The Company operates through two segments: property development and investment, and retail. The property development and investment segment is involved in the leasing of shopping and office spaces owned by the Company and investing in property-related investments. The Company has interests approximately 108, 000 square meters of retail and office investment properties in several cities in the People's Republic of China, such as Shanghai and Guangzhou, and over 826, 000 square meters of residential and mixed-use development properties held predominantly for sale. The retail segment is involved in the business of retailing and operating of departmental stores. The retail segment serves customers through a chain of over three Metro department stores and approximately three M.2 specialty shops in Singapore, and over nine department stores in Indonesia.