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Sylvia Chan

Chief Financial Officer at TREASURE GLOBAL
Executive

About Sylvia Chan

See Wah “Sylvia” Chan, age 34, has served as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Treasure Global Inc. (TGL) since July 1, 2025; she was previously Deputy CFO beginning June 18, 2025 . She is a qualified Chartered Accountant (MIA) and fellow of ACCA, with prior experience as Group Financial Controller at a public listed company . Company operating context during her early tenure shows highly variable revenue and negative EBITDA; see table below.

MetricQ2 2025Q3 2025Q4 2025Q1 2026
Revenue ($USD)$301,898 $666,521 $1,154,767 $182,527
EBITDA ($USD)-$665,122*-$16,216*-$3,692,452*-$1,719,118*

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Treasure Global Inc.Deputy CFO (Designate)Jun 18–Jun 30, 2025Supported CFO transition; preparatory leadership in finance
Treasure Global Inc.Chief Financial OfficerJul 1, 2025–PresentLeads financial strategy, budgeting, reporting, and compliance; advises CEO/Board
Public listed company (not named)Group Financial ControllerPrior to Jun 2025Led financial management for a listed issuer; strengthens TGL’s accounting rigor

External Roles

No public company directorships or external board roles disclosed in the 8-Ks and proxy statements reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentDetailNotes
Base SalaryRM 19,000 per monthPer Appointment Letter Agreement as CFO
Cash bonus (target/actual)Not disclosedNo cash bonus details disclosed
PerquisitesNot disclosedNo perquisites disclosed

Performance Compensation

Award TypeGrant Value/StructurePerformance MetricsVestingNotes
Equity (shares)$80,000 worth of common stock annuallyNot disclosed for Sylvia’s grantSubject to plan vesting schedules and restrictionsCFO equity is issued under the Company’s equity plan framework
Plan-level performance awards (general)Plan enables RSUs, options, SARs, and performance awardsPlan permits use of metrics including net sales, EPS, EBITDA, ROE, cash flow, market share, etc.As set by AdministratorPlan features are general; Sylvia-specific weightings/targets not disclosed
  • Change-of-control treatment (plan-level): If awards are not assumed, unvested equity vesting accelerates; performance awards are deemed achieved at 100% of target; awards may be settled in successor stock .
  • Clawback: Compensation subject to recoupment to the extent required by applicable law, Company policy, and exchange rules .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemAmount/Detail
Total beneficial ownership18,063 common shares
Shares outstanding (record date)16,962,004 shares
Ownership as % of outstanding0.106% (calc. from 18,063 / 16,962,004)
Vested vs. unvested breakdownNot disclosed
Options (exercisable/unexercisable)Not disclosed
Shares pledged as collateralNone disclosed
Ownership guidelines & complianceNot disclosed
  • No Form 4 insider trading filings identified for Sylvia Chan in the period reviewed, limiting visibility into selling/purchase patterns [ListDocuments: Form 4 returned 0].

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Start date & roleAppointed CFO effective July 1, 2025
Contract term / terminationEither party may terminate with 3 months’ written notice or salary in lieu
Non-solicitOne year post-termination (employees and clients), among other restrictions
Non-competeNot disclosed for CFO
SeveranceNot disclosed beyond salary in lieu of notice
Change-of-control economicsPlan-level acceleration if awards not assumed; performance deemed at 100% of target
ClawbackPlan-level recoupment per law/policy/exchange rules

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and dilution: Direct ownership is modest at ~0.106%, while a meaningful portion of CFO pay is equity ($80,000/year), tying compensation to stock outcomes but potentially contributing to issuance overhang; specifics on vesting and disposition are not disclosed .
  • Retention and mobility: Contractual non-solicit for one year post-termination aids retention; absence of a disclosed non-compete may modestly raise mobility risk if performance deteriorates .
  • Corporate action dynamics: The 2025 equity plan is broad and includes automatic annual share reserve increases up to 15% of fully diluted shares, and full acceleration if awards are not assumed upon change-of-control—both useful for retention and deal flexibility but potential dilution considerations for investors .
  • Operating execution risk: Recent quarters show revenue volatility and negative EBITDA, indicating execution challenges during early tenure; this raises the importance of rigorous cash management and financing discipline under the CFO (EBITDA from S&P Global*).
  • Insider selling pressure: No Form 4 filings identified for Sylvia Chan, so current selling activity cannot be assessed; monitor future Section 16 filings for potential disposition around vest dates [ListDocuments: Form 4 returned 0].

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.