Dato' Teoh Hai Hin ("Dato' Teoh") completed his high school education at Han Chiang High School, Penang in 1977.

Dato' Teoh started his business in 1978 from a small workshop selling engines, spare parts, genset, marine engines, used and rebuilt commercial trucks and others.  In year 2010, his company, Hong Seng Group of Companies has ventured and diversified their businesses aggressively as the main sole distributors of the New China Brand Automobile Commercial Trucks including Heavy and Light Trucks, Agricultural and Construction Heavy Machineries.  Under his stewardship, Dato' Teoh expanded and transformed Hong Seng business into a business conglomerate as the Group's business also covered assets management, property developer and constructions.

He is currently the Managing Director of Hong Seng Group of Companies and is responsible of overseeing the Group's operations and has been instrumental in the growth and development of Hong Seng Group.   

Dato' Teoh has also been appointed as Honorary Secretary to the Commercial Vehicles Rebuilders Association Malaysia since 2008. He is also actively involved in social work and is the Financial Chairman of The Blessed Virgin Mary Church in Butterworth, Penang and a philanthropist as he donates to various charities. 

Dato' Teoh was awarded the 2010 Golden Bull Award by the organising committee and was the 7th place winner in the Super Golden Bull category in Malaysia. In addition, he was also awarded Kwong Wah Yit Poh Centennial Award in 2010 and the winner of the Dr Sun Yat Sen Enterprise Excellent Award.

NIL

(1) Dato' Teoh is a major shareholder of MSCM Holdings Berhad.
(2) Teoh Soon Han, his daughter is a Director of MSCM Holdings Berhad 
(3) Teoh Hai Seng, Teoh Hai Bim and Teoh Hai Peng are brothers of Dato' Teoh, whom are major shareholders of MSCM Holdings Berhad.

NIL

MSCM Holdings Berhad - Indirect Interest : 95,207,300 Ordinary Shares (29.885%) - Deemed interested by virtue of his interest in Hong Seng Assembly Sdn. Bhd. pursuant to Section 8 of the Companies Act 2016