CapitaLand Malaysia Trust announced appointment of MISSGOH GEK HIANG (WU YUXIAN), aged 43 as Non Independent and Non Executive Director, effective on June 05, 2023. She has completed her masters in Real Estate from National University of Singapore Master of Science and degree in Political Science and Sociology from National University of Singapore Bachelor of Arts. Ms. Goh Gek Hiang (Wu YuXian) (also known as Patricia Goh) is the Chief Executive Officer of South-East Asia Investment of CapitaLand Investment Limited ("CLI").

She joined CLI in March 2022. She has been playing a key role in building the Southeast Asia investment platform and has launched an Asia-focused dominant self-storage platform and set up strategic partnerships to establish a CapitaLand SEA Logistics Fund (CSLF). Prior to this role, Ms. Patricia Goh was the Head, Group Investment at Frasers Property Limited, where she helped formulate corporate and investment strategies including for e.g., the formation and scaling up of the Group's industrial & logistics multinational platform to SGD 7.5 billion, propelling Frasers Singapore to top 2 largest suburban retail player in Singapore with the acquisition of SGD 3.2 billion suburban retail portfolio, led merger of Frasers Logistics Trust and Frasers Commercial Trust to form Frasers Logistics & Commercial Trust which became top 10 largest S-REIT by market capitalisation and completed Singapore office SGD 450 million recap deal with a pension fund.

Prior to Frasers Property, Ms. Patricia Goh was with Ascendas Fund Management Ltd. (the manager of Ascendas REIT) holding a dual role as Managing Director & Investment Head and Revenue Management Head where she led the teams in delivering investment, asset enhancement initiatives (AEIs) & revenue targets for portfolio of more than 100 business space properties. Ms. Patricia Goh brings along with her over 17 years of direct investment, mergers & acquisitions, asset management and leasing experience across multiple asset classes and geographies and has executed more than SGD 16 billion worth of transactions over the years.