# Teck Siong Wong Executive Director and Interim Chief Executive Officer ## Career chronology - **Current role; roster as of 2026-09-26: Tungsten Mining NL** — Executive Director and Interim Chief Executive Officer. [2025 Annual Report]() (Corporate Directory profile; title and role); [Annual Report to shareholders]() (Directors’ report / Corporate Directory; executive name and title) ## Personal achievements ### Relevant professional experience [wong_career_record] Current role as of the roster date · issuer reported · medium materiality Current record identifies Mr Wong as Executive Director and Interim CEO; the reviewed annual report does not provide a dated prior-role chronology. **Attribution:** Individual involvement documented. The cited profile describes the person’s roles and involvement; outcome attribution is limited to what it explicitly states. **Relevance:** Provides leadership context, but prior operating contributions and education were not verified. [2025 Annual Report]() (Corporate Directory profile; career/role section) ## Governance and interests ### Takeovers Panel declined GWR association application; referred issues to ASIC [wong_bluebay_panel_allegation_and_referral] August 2026 · alleged · medium materiality Teck Siong Wong’s GWR Appendix 3Y records him as a director and shareholder of Bluebay Investments Group Corporation. In August 2026, a GWR shareholder alleged an undisclosed association between Bluebay and other holders. The Takeovers Panel declined to conduct proceedings because the application did not provide a sufficient body of evidence of association and it saw no apparent corporate event indicating improper control. It nevertheless said some beneficial-ownership concerns were not addressed to its satisfaction and intended to refer issues to ASIC for investigation. The regulator did not make a finding that Wong or Bluebay breached the law. **Attribution:** Role overlaps event; causation unproven. Wong’s disclosed Bluebay directorship/shareholding is directly recorded in the Panel release; the alleged association is an applicant allegation, not a finding against Wong. The Panel expressly found the evidence insufficient to establish association for its purposes. **Relevance:** Material governance disclosure issue connected to an external directorship/shareholding and relevant to disclosure controls; outcome remains unresolved at cutoff because referral was planned and no ASIC outcome was located. [GWR Group Limited – Panel Receives Application (TP26/055)]() (TP26/055, details; Wong’s 10 March 2026 Appendix 3Y relationship and applicant allegations); [GWR Group Limited – Panel Declines to Conduct Proceedings (TP26/057)]() (TP26/057, paragraphs 1–5; evidentiary insufficiency, declined proceedings and intended ASIC referral) ## Suitability for the current role ### Role fit and evidence limits [wong_role_fit] Assessment at cutoff 2026-10-09 · analyst inference · medium materiality The reviewed record supports corporate finance and resource-sector familiarity, but does not establish prior operating delivery of a producing tungsten mine by either executive. **Attribution:** Responsibility not applicable. This is an analytical inference from the cited career profile and the company’s stated stage; it does not claim personal causation of company outcomes. **Relevance:** Connects prior experience to the role’s execution and oversight needs. [2025 Annual Report]() (Corporate Directory profile; career/role section) ## Evidence gaps - Exact dates for prior roles and independent confirmation of profile claims were unavailable in the reviewed materials. - The Takeovers Panel said on 25 August 2026 that it intended to refer unresolved beneficial-ownership disclosure issues to ASIC. No public ASIC investigation result or final resolution was located by the 9 October 2026 cutoff.