CDL’s Sherman Kwek disappointed over father’s ‘extreme actions’ on filing lawsuit over alleged coup


CDL executive chairman Kwek Leng Beng (left) has filed court papers against his son and group CEO Sherman Kwek (right). - LIANHE ZAOBAO FILE By Angela Tan

SINGAPORE: Sherman Kwek, group chief executive officer of City Developments Limited (CDL), on Wednesday (Feb 26) expressed his disappointment over the “extreme actions” taken by his father Kwek Leng Beng over a disagreement around the size and make-up of the board of the property group.

“It is incredibly disappointing that our chairman and a minority of the CDL board have decided to take these extreme actions regarding this disagreement around the size and make-up of the CDL board,” said Sherman Kwek in a statement on behalf of the majority of the CDL board of directors.

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