00:00Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission Chief Commissioner Tanshree Azambaki said nine individuals from construction company IJM Corporation had been summoned for interviews over money laundering allegations.
00:14Azam said the individuals started turning up for the M.A.C.C. investigation on Tuesday morning and there would be no arrests made.
00:22He said this to the media after opening the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Academy's basic training centre on Tuesday.
00:29He said the M.A.C.C. had contacted the individuals, including two persons who hold top positions in the company, after allegations of wrongdoings began making their rounds on social media.
00:39He said it is still premature for the M.A.C.C. to say if there were any wrongdoings relating to an alleged money laundering scheme involving up to 2.5 billion ringgit.
00:50It is learnt that the M.A.C.C. is also probing suspected manipulation of the company's share price.
00:55The probe follows an investigation by the United Kingdom's Serious Fraud Office into suspected money laundering and corruption.
01:04On Monday, the company said officials from the M.A.C.C. and Inland Revenue Board were present at its office to obtain information.
01:12In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the company said it is cooperating fully with the authorities.
01:25In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the company said the M.A.C.C. and the M.A.C.C. and the M.A.C.C.
01:30In a filing with Bursa Malaysia, the M.A.C.C. and the M.A.C.C.
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