Datuk Hong Ngit Ming graduated from the renowned university of Imperial College London, with double qualifications: BSc (Hon) and ACGI. He also earned a master degree in economics from the University Malaysia Sabah and is also a Chartered Engineer of United Kingdom. He joined the highly diversified Teck Guan in 1976 and is currently the Executive Chairman of Teck Guan.

Datuk Hong Ngit Ming took over the family business from his late father, Datuk Seri Panglima Hong Teck Guan, a well known, respected and honourable businessman in 1997. He did not regard his succession as his birthright. Inheriting the same values of honesty, hard work and integrity from his late father, he has since proven his mettle in the rough business environment and taken Teck Guan to greater heights. He lives modestly with his family and works tirelessly to promote and enhance Teck Guan’s growth to an astonishing multi-national company, barely recognized from its early years.

Because of his technical background, he leads a team of technocrats in his company. Vision was long set by him to move Teck Guan to higher technological sphere by utilizing company’s own raw materials. His dream was finally realized and a fatty alcohol plant was built up with tremendous efforts in a place where the market is. It is because of his strong technical background and huge drive, this fatty alcohol plant turned into a huge success, and incidentally it has become the world’s biggest single unit fatty alcohol plant utilizing the world’s most advanced wax-ester route. His vision has created a huge promising market for the Malaysian palm oil industry but also elevating and moving Malaysia to a new milestone.

He is also a habitual and consistent innovator, and has demonstrated with a lot of great success as recorded in his websites and books:

The tracing and the final identification of wealth provider which no man has even done before and now documented in his Wealth Creation Mystery book: www.teckguan.com/winwin.html

and the Revolutionary Zero-shade cocoa planting and now documented in his

Development History of Zero-shade Cocoa Cultivation book: www.teckguan.com/majulah/zeroshade.htm