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Authorities have remanded a company director for two days as they investigate allegations that he offered RM300,000 worth of home renovations to a former executive to win lucrative contracts.
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The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested a suspect in connection with an investigation into alleged free home renovations worth approximately RM300,000 provided to a former chief operating officer, suspected to be kickbacks for securing lucrative contracts.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested a company director accused of offering RM300,000 worth of renovation services to a former senior executive of a major statutory body to obtain contracts.