Advancecon appoints Phum Boon Eng as managing director


KUALA LUMPUR: Advancecon Holdings Bhd has appointed Phum Boon Eng, daughter of deputy executive chairman Datuk Phum Ang Kia, as managing director, effective Dec 22, 2025.

In a statement, the earthworks and civil engineering services provider said Boon Eng, 37, in her role as managing director, will focus on organisational modernisation and cultural transformation, strengthening operational excellence and customer experience, enhancing stakeholder engagement, and advancing sustainable growth initiatives aligned with the board’s strategic direction.

She currently heads Advancecon’s solar division, where she has played a key role in building the group’s renewable energy capabilities and supporting its diversification into sustainable infrastructure.

“This appointment represents an important step in Advancecon’s long-term leadership and succession planning. As the Group matures, it is critical that we continue to refresh our leadership bench with individuals who understand both the business and the evolving expectations of our stakeholders.

“Boon Eng brings a fresh perspective, strong people skills, and a deep appreciation for organisational culture, which will be increasingly important as we move into the next phase of the group’s development,” Ang Kia said.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Interior Architecture and Design from Nottingham Trent University, via First City University College.

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