- CEO
- Siak Kian Cheng
- Full Time Employees
- 22,693
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Railroads
- Address
- 205 Braddell Road Singapore Singapore 579701
- IPO Date
- Aug 13, 2012
- Business
- ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited (CDGLF) operates as a multinational land transport company headquartered in Singapore at 205 Braddell Road, founded in 2003 through the merger of Comfort Group and DelGro Corporation; it provides public bus and rail services via 75%-owned SBS Transit, which runs over 250 bus routes with more than 3,200 buses and the North East MRT line, Downtown line, Sengkang LRT, and Punggol LRT serving over three million daily passengers; taxi and private hire vehicle (PHV) services under Comfort, CityCab, and CDG Zig app with a combined Singapore fleet of around 8,800 vehicles; private bus charters through ComfortDelGro Bus; car rental and leasing via ComfortDelGro Rent-A-Car with over 1,100 vehicles; automotive engineering including vehicle maintenance, repairs, custom builds, and SPARK Car Care; inspection and testing through VICOM across automotive, petrochemical, and other sectors; driving centres offering training for cars, motorcycles, buses, and taxis; insurance broking via ComfortDelGro Insurance Brokers; and outdoor advertising through Moove Media on buses and rail. The company maintains a global footprint across 13 countries with over 54,000 vehicles, including bus operations in Australia (New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, etc.), the UK (Metroline), New Zealand (Auckland One Rail), Sweden (Stockholm Metro joint venture), Ireland (Citylink coaches), Malaysia (car leasing), China (taxis in nine cities, bus stations, driving schools), France (Paris Métro Line 15), and Vietnam (Vinataxi). Recent developments encompass the acquisition of UK-based CMAC Group in February 2024 for £80.2 million to bolster business-to-business ground transport; purchase of Addison Lee in 2024, London's premium private hire operator, to enhance point-to-point capabilities; full acquisition of remaining CityCab shares from ST Engineering in August 2025, yielding a $77.2 million gain; and a November 2025 MOU with Hello Robotaxi for large-scale robotaxi deployment in China and overseas, leveraging autonomous tech, fleet management, EV infrastructure, and hybrid dispatching systems.