Keppel details plans to transform from conglomerate to global asset manager

Keppel CEO Loh Chin Hua said the group's latest restructuring reflects a fundamental shift in how it organises itself "to operate in a nimbler manner and harness technology to grow at speed and scale”. PHOTO: KEPPEL
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Unveiling the next phase of its Vision 2030 plans on Wednesday, Keppel Corp painted the picture of how the 55-year-old company would evolve from a conglomerate into an efficient and tech-enabled asset management and investment entity with a diversified portfolio bringing in a steady stream of recurrent income and cash flow.

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