Peter Voser to take over as chairman of PSA as Fock Siew Wah retires

Mr Peter Voser

By Gavin van Marle

29/03/2019

PSA International group chairman Fock Siew Wah is set to step down on Monday, with deputy chairman Peter Voser (pictured above) named as his successor.

The company said Mr Fock (pictured below) will take on a role as special advisor to PSA until his retirement on 31 July.

He has been chairman since August 2005, helping to create a port network that now spans over 50 “coastal, inland and rail terminals in 17 countries”, while global throughput during the same period doubled, ...

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