Loh Chin Hua

He pivoted Keppel from an offshore oil rig and marine engineering company — a business devastated by the oil price collapse — into an asset management-focused platform centered on infrastructure, real estate, data centers, and connectivity. The company now manages over $60 billion in assets across private funds and listed REITs/trusts. Keppel's data center business has emerged as a key growth driver amid the AI infrastructure boom. The company develops and operates data centers across Asia-Pacific and Europe, with the asset-light management model allowing it to earn fees while deploying third-party capital. Keppel also manages urban development projects, energy infrastructure, and logistics facilities through its fund management platform. Loh's execution on growing assets under management, data center development pipeline, and the continued wind-down of legacy offshore marine assets are the primary drivers of Keppel's stock.