Bi Yong CHUNGUNCO

About Bi Yong CHUNGUNCO

Bi Yong Chungunco is an independent director of Alstom and a member of the Ethics and Sustainability Committee. Alstom’s governance materials show that her mandate was still active in spring 2026, with its term expected to expire at the 2026 annual general meeting. In that role, she contributes to the oversight of one of the world’s leading rail transport groups, with responsibilities focused on ethics, sustainability, compliance, and broader board-level supervision. Her committee assignment is a strong signal of deep expertise in legal governance, integrity frameworks, and corporate oversight. Before joining Alstom’s board, Chungunco had already built a substantial international career in highly regulated, multinational environments. At the time of her appointment as an independent director in July 2014, Alstom described her as Senior Vice President, Group General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Lafarge S.A. That background positioned her as a senior legal and governance executive, with direct exposure to board processes, shareholder relations, and the legal stewardship of a global listed group. Publicly available biographical sources also indicate senior leadership roles within LafargeHolcim, including Head of Divestments, Group General Counsel, and Corporate Secretary. Earlier in her career, she reportedly served as CEO and Director of Lafarge Malayan Cement Berhad in Malaysia, one of the group’s key listed subsidiaries, and held senior legal responsibilities covering mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, and the coordination of worldwide legal teams. Her career path also includes legal leadership roles in the Philippines, reflecting a long-standing international footprint across Asia and Europe. At Alstom, her long tenure on the board underscores her value as an independent, experienced voice in governance matters. She has helped strengthen the board’s profile on ethics and sustainability, two areas that are especially important for a company operating large-scale infrastructure, rolling stock, and signalling projects across multiple jurisdictions. Her expertise combines corporate law, compliance, divestment strategy, and cross-border executive experience, making her a relevant board member in a capital-intensive, globally exposed industrial business.