Singapore-listed multinational land transport group operating buses, rail, taxis and point-to-point mobility services worldwide.
comfortdelgro.comLegal name
ComfortDelGro Corporation LimitedFounded
2003 (29 March 2003)
Industry
Land transport (buses, rail, taxis, point-to-point mobility)
Headquarters
1 Pasir Panjang Road, #24-01 Labrador Tower, Singapore 118479
Employees
About 26,277
Revenue (FY25)
S$5.06 billion
Market Cap
About S$2.88 billion
Listed on
SGX: C52Group CEO
Cheng Siak Kian
Chairman
Mark Christopher Greaves
ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited is a Singapore-based multinational land transport operator listed on the Singapore Exchange under the ticker C52. Formed in 2003 through the merger of Comfort Group and DelGro Corporation, it runs public buses, rail lines, taxis and point-to-point mobility services, alongside vehicle inspection, car rental, driving centres and advertising businesses. It is one of the largest land transport companies in the world.
The group operates across multiple countries including Singapore, Australia, China, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand and Vietnam, and employs roughly 26,277 people. Overseas operations have grown to account for more than half of group revenue, reflecting its shift toward a global multi-modal transport business.
In FY2025 ComfortDelGro reported record revenue of S$5.06 billion, up 13.0% year on year, with profit after tax and minority interests of S$230.3 million, up 9.4%. The company is led by Managing Director and Group CEO Cheng Siak Kian and chaired by Mark Christopher Greaves, with Christopher David White appointed Group Chief Financial Officer from 1 January 2026.
Managing Director & Group Chief Executive Officer
Chairman
Group Chief Financial Officer
Board Director and CEO of SBS Transit
Interview experience
6/10
Interview difficulty
Medium
Interview process length
About a week
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3 years minimum • Islandwide, Singapore • Full Time
SGD 3,300 to 4,200 / month
1 year minimum • Geylang / Eunos, Singapore • Full Time
SGD 3,000 to 3,600 / month
1 year minimum • Geylang / Eunos, Singapore • Full Time / Part Time
SGD 2,380 to 2,500 / month
1 year minimum • Islandwide, Singapore • Full Time
SGD 3,000 to 3,500 / month
2 years minimum • Bukit Batok, Singapore • Contract / Full Time
SGD 2,200 to 2,600 / month
5 years minimum • Sengkang, Singapore • Permanent
SGD 4,500 to 6,000 / month
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May 14, 2026
Weaker 1QFY2026: profit falls 16.1% on taxi and cost pressures
First-quarter PATMI dropped 16.1% year on year to S$40.5 million as higher fuel costs and margin compression in the taxi and private-hire segment weighed on results, even as public transport revenue rose 7.2%. Maybank downgraded the stock to Hold.
#earnings #Q1FY2026 #taxi
View postMay 14, 2026
S$200 million Next-Generation Driving Centre planned
ComfortDelGro announced a S$200 million investment in a next-generation driving centre in Singapore, aiming to roughly double its market share in driver training by 2030. The move adds to its point-to-point and platform mobility push.
#investment #drivingcentre #growth
View postMay 13, 2026
2026 AGM: overseas wins lift fleet to 55,000 vehicles
At its annual meeting ComfortDelGro highlighted expansion across 13 countries with new contracts in Greater Manchester, Victoria and Stockholm, growing its global fleet from 33,000 to 55,000 vehicles and its rail network to 384km. It reaffirmed the 8.50-cent FY2025 dividend and a target of roughly 10% autonomous fleet conversion by 2030.
#AGM #expansion #strategy
View postFebruary 27, 2026
ComfortDelGro posts record FY2025 revenue past S$5 billion
Full-year revenue rose 13% to S$5.06 billion, the first time it crossed S$5 billion, with PATMI up 9.4% to S$230.3 million and international operations contributing 55.3% of revenue. The board proposed a total dividend of 8.50 cents per share at an 80% payout ratio.
#earnings #FY2025 #dividend
View postDecember 11, 2025
ComfortDelGro cleared for public-road autonomous shuttle trials
The company received LTA approval after passing CETRAN's Milestone 1 assessment to run five five-seater self-driving shuttles on public roads in Punggol. Residents will be able to book rides through the ComfortDelGro Zig app during the 2026 rollout.
#autonomousvehicles #Zig #Singapore
View postComfortDelGro is a Singapore-based multinational land transport operator. It runs public buses, rail lines, taxis and point-to-point mobility services, plus vehicle inspection, car rental, driving centres and advertising businesses.
