Two company directors claim trial in RM2.4mil bribery case


SHAH ALAM: A director of a security systems firm and a former director of an electrical contracting company have pleaded not guilty to multiple counts of offering bribes totalling RM1.352mil and RM1.05mil respectively to secure tenders for data centre projects in 2024 and 2025.

Seow Kian Ang, 52, was charged in the Sessions Court on Wednesday (Feb 11) with four counts of giving bribes of RM338,000 each on four separate occasions to a 34-year-old man, a contract manager for a company, via a 38-year-old intermediary.

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