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SingPost CEO resigns

The group COO will assume more responsibility for the group.

Singapore Post CEO Shahrin Abdol Salam has resigned and is leaving to ‘pursue opportunities outside the Company’, according to a bourse filing.

Salam was appointed CEO in May 2024.

A transition timeline is being worked out with Neo Su Yin, Group COO, who will assume additional responsibility as CEO of Singapore following his departure. Su Yin previously held the CEO position in SingPost in November 2021 to May 2024 before she moved to dnata as managing director for Singapore.

Salam's resignation follows the dismissal of three executives in December over mishandling whistleblower complaints.

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