Two ex-company directors charged with cheating


KUALA LUMPUR: Two former directors of an oil and gas investment and trading company pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of cheating related to a diesel trading investment last year.

Shamsul Rijal Mohd Yussof and Ahmad Ghazali Md Kassim, both 73, were accused of deceiving Afifi Ahmad, 48, into investing in the business by promising a profit of RM1.5mil. As a result, the victim transferred RM752,000 into the accused's bank account under Syarikat Spectrum Global Sdn Bhd at a bank in Brickfields on Feb 26, 2024.

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