IOI Properties appoints Ho Kwok Wing as group COO


Ho Kwok Wing.

KUALA LUMPUR: IOI Properties Group Bhd has appointed Ho Kwok Wing as group chief operating officer (COO), property development (Malaysia), effective Dec 1, 2026.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the property developer said Ho, 61, would succeed Teh Chin Guan, 60, who is retiring from the position but will continue to serve as an adviser to the group's chief executive officer.

Ho, who has more than three decades of experience in engineering design, construction, property development and project management, is currently the group's director of property development for the central region.

He joined IOI Group's property division in July 2012 as general manager and was promoted to senior general manager of IOI Properties Group in July 2018.

He was subsequently appointed director of property development for the central region in July 2025.

During his tenure, Ho oversaw several developments at IOI Resort City, including IOI City Mall Phases 1 and 2, IOI City Towers, Le Meridien Putrajaya and Moxy Putrajaya.

He was also involved in planning major projects, including IOI City Mall Phase 3, the proposed 70-storey Iconic Tower, a 10,000-seat concert hall and The Ritz-Carlton Putrajaya.

Prior to joining IOI Group, Ho worked at Bina Goodyear Bhd from 1992, where he rose to the position of senior general manager.

He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in civil engineering from Oklahoma State University in the United States.

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