Singtel board of directors

1. Who is the owner of Singtel?
2. How much is Singtel CEO paid?
3. Is Singtel a company?
4. What is SingTel famous for?
5. Which is better SingTel or StarHub?
6. How much does Piyush Gupta earn?
7. How many employees does Singtel have Singapore?
8. Does SingTel own Optus?
9. Is SingTel a GLC?
10. What countries are Singtel?
11. Who owns Trustwave?
12. Who owns Optus in Australia?
13. Is StarHub under Temasek Holdings?
14. Who is Telstra owned by?
15. How many telcos are there in Singapore?

Who is the owner of Singtel?

singtel is majority owned by temasek Holdings, which holds 55 per cent of singtel's issued share capital. the rest of the shares are owned by the public.

How much is Singtel CEO paid?

As the Group Chief Executive Officer and Non-Independent Executive Director of Singapore Telecommunications, the total compensation of Sock Chua at Singapore Telecommunications is $4,629,910.

Is Singtel a company?

Singtel is Asia's leading communications technology group, operating in one of the world's fastest growing and most dynamic regions. We provide an extensive range of digital and telecommunication services to consumers and businesses.

What is SingTel famous for?

Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) is a telecommunications group offering a wide range of services such as mobile, data and internet services, as well as info-communications technology and pay-television.

Which is better SingTel or StarHub?

In comparison to Singtel's sprawling catalog, StarHub offers a simpler fibre TV plan. Although the total number of channels is on par, consumers need only choose from one of seven categories (aka Entertainment Passes), making choosing a package less confusing. StarHub caters to even the most fickle-minded TV watchers.

How much does Piyush Gupta earn?

The bank's total income grew 10% for the period. The remuneration of DBS Bank CEO Piyush Gupta rose 2.28% to $12.13m for 2019, the bank's annual report revealed. The chief executive's remuneration package for the year includes a base salary of $1.2m, a cash bonus of $4.59m, and a share plan of $6.27m.

How many employees does Singtel have Singapore?

The Singtel Group employs over 22,000 people, comprising about 12,000 in Singapore, 7,500 in Australia and the rest based around the world.

Does SingTel own Optus?

Singtel Optus Pty Limited (commonly referred to as Optus) is an Australian telecommunications company headquartered in Macquarie Park, New South Wales, Australia. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Singtel. ... Through its Optus 'Yes' brand, it provides broadband, and wireless internet services.

Is SingTel a GLC?

SingTel, however, is a government-linked company (GLC) - an enterprise in which the state owns 20 percent or more of the shares.

What countries are Singtel?

It serves 705 million mobile customers in 21 countries, including Singapore, Australia (via wholly-owned subsidiary Singtel Optus) and the emerging markets of India, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand and Africa. The Group has diversified beyond its core carriage business.

Who owns Trustwave?

Trustwave Acquired By Singtel

Trustwave, which remains headquartered in Chicago, is now a standalone business unit of Singtel Group Enterprise and continues operating under the Trustwave brand.

Who owns Optus in Australia?

Optus is an Australian leader in integrated telecommunications, delivering cutting-edge communications, information technology and entertainment services. In 2001 Singtel became the parent company of Optus, paving the way to become a strong and strategic telecommunications player within the Asia-Pacific region.

Is StarHub under Temasek Holdings?

Company Background

Temasek Holdings is the largest shareholder of StarHub, with a majority stake, followed by Japan's Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT).

Who is Telstra owned by?

109 of Telstra's stores are owned and operated by Vita Group, a publicly listed company with a market capitalisation of approximately $600m (June 2016).

How many telcos are there in Singapore?

Today, Singapore is considered an international telecommunications hub with its highly developed network and progressive regulatory environment. With 11 telcos in the country, the value of Singapore's telecommunications industry was at 9.51 billion Singapore dollars in 2018.