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Singtel CEO’s Pay Cut 17% to $5.3 Million After Network Outages

Singtel CEO’s Pay Cut 17% to $5.3 Million After Network Outages
Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 30 June 2026, 03:48 UTC By Srinidhi Ragavendran 1 min read
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Singtel CEO’s Pay Cut 17% to $5.3 Million After Network Outages Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. cut Group Chief Executive Officer Yuen Kuan Moon’s pay by 17% after a year marked by emergency service disruption and network outages in Australia and Singapore. Yuen’s total remuneration for the year ended March 31 fell to S$6.82 million ($5.3 million) from S$8.21 million a year earlier, according to Singtel’s 2026 annual report released Tuesday. The board said it considered the Optus Triple...

Singtel CEO’s Pay Cut 17% to $5.3 Million After Network Outages Singapore Telecommunications Ltd. cut Group Chief Executive Officer Yuen Kuan Moon’s pay by 17% after a year marked by emergency service disruption and network outages in Australia and Singapore. Yuen’s total remuneration for the year ended March 31 fell to S$6.82 million ($5.3 million) from S$8.21 million a year earlier, according to Singtel’s 2026 annual report released Tuesday. The board said it considered the Optus Triple Zero incident and Singtel Singapore’s network outages when assessing his performance and determining his remuneration.
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