The GCB is located on Ford Avenue
The Edge Singapore reports that the GCB, worth S$39.5 million, is located on Ford Avenue. It is co-owned by Mr Choo Chiau Beng, the ex-CEO of the infrastructure giant Keppel and Singapore’s non-resident ambassador in Brazil.
Following patriarch Wee Cho Yaw’s passing in February, attention now turns to the distribution of the family’s wealth.
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