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SUNWAY PROPERTY NAMES CHUNG SOO KIONG AS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR

 Sunway Property, the property arm of Sunway Group, has announced Chung Soo Kiong as its new Managing Director.


 



Chung, who succeeds Datin Paduka Sarena Cheah, brings more than 20 years of extensive experience in property development and construction businesses within Sunway Group. 


 


Chung most recently served as the Managing Director of Sunway Property’s International division, where he spearheaded regional ventures and key projects in Singapore, China, and other markets. 


 


With his new portfolio as Managing Director of Sunway Property, Chung will now lead the overall property division, encompassing both domestic and international operations.


 


In his expanded role, Chung will be supported by Chong Sau Min, Chief Executive Officer of Sunway Property (Central & Northern Region) and Sunway Property & Facilities Management (SPFM), and Gerard Soosay, Chief Executive Officer of Sunway City Iskandar Puteri. 


 


Chung said, "Building on the strong foundation laid by Datin Paduka Sarena and the incredible team, I look forward to delivering innovative, sustainable solutions that not only meet but exceed the expectations of our communities and stakeholders."


 


Cheah, who formerly held this position, assumes the new role of Executive Deputy Chair of Sunway Group on January 2, 2025.


 


Cheah will focus on expanding the Group’s international footprint and continue overseeing the development of Sunway City Iskandar Puteri into a world-class township that attracts global investments and promotes regional tourism.


 


Reflecting on her new role, Cheah said, "It has been a privilege to lead Sunway Property and contribute to its remarkable journey. I am confident that under Chung’s leadership, the division will reach even greater heights. As I take on this new role, I remain steadfast in advancing Sunway’s vision of building a sustainable future for generations to come."


 


The Group also welcomed Datuk Mohd Anuar Bin Taib as Deputy President of Sunway Group on the same day. A seasoned corporate leader, Anuar has served as an independent non-executive director on the board of Sunway Berhad since July 2023. In his new role, he will oversee core business divisions, including Sunway Property, Sunway Malls, and Sunway Healthcare, among others.

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