Japanese heavy transport specialist Denzai made a trio of managing director appointments, effective January 1, 2026.
Mike Siah has been named managing director of Denzai’s Singapore entities: Denzai Huationg, Denzai Huationg Logistics and Denzai Huationg Resources. He joined Denzai in 2021 as regional finance controller. He was promoted to general manager the following year and then to chief financial officer in 2024.
Murugan Suburamanian has been appointed managing director of Denzai Technologies India and Denzai Philippines. He joined the group in 2020 and led the launch of the Indian arm the following year, before stepping up as country manager/director for India and the Philippines in 2023. Suburamanian led the company’s development from a pure crane rental model to an integrated transport, crane supply and installation (TCI) services platform.
Meanwhile, country manager for Denzai Bangladesh Omar Faruk has been promoted to managing director of the subsidiary. He joined the company in 2018 and in his time led various national projects in the infrastructure and power plant sectors.
“Denzai Group’s overseas businesses are projected to achieve consolidated revenue growth of more than 30 percent year-on-year in the fiscal year ending March 2026,” said Kohki Uemura, president and ceo, Denzai. “As our overseas operations enter a new phase of growth, and in order to build a stronger and more sustainable management structure, I have decided to entrust the role of managing director of our overseas subsidiaries – previously held concurrently by myself – to senior executives who have demonstrated both proven results and the trust of their teams.”
Last month, HLPFI reported that Denzai had formed a strategic partnership with turbine installation provider Global Wind Service (GWS).
