Goldfield Holdings Chairman McNally to retire in July, with Executive Vice Chairman Philip Lee set to take over

Goldfield Holdings Chairman McNally to retire in July, with Executive Vice Chairman Philip Lee set to take over
Goldfield Holdings Chairman McNally to retire in July, with Executive Vice Chairman Philip Lee set to take over

Goldfield Holdings (3918) announced that Timothy Patrick McNally will resign as a non-executive director, chairman of the board, and chairman and member of the Anti-Money Laundering Activities Supervisory Committee effective from July 1. He will be succeeded by Philip Lee Wai Tuck, the current executive director and vice chairman.

McNally has informed the board of his retirement plans to spend more time with his family and focus on personal interests, with his current term ending on June 30. He confirmed there are no disagreements with the board, which expressed gratitude for his significant contributions during his tenure.

Following McNally’s departure, Philip Lee, age 62, will assume the roles of chairman of the board and chairman and member of the Anti-Money Laundering Activities Supervisory Committee.