Securities Commission to freeze RM170 mil assets of Asia Media founder
FMT Reporters -May 10, 2020 3:41 PM
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The Securities Commission says the order stems from its suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad.
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has allowed the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) an interim order to freeze about RM170 million assets of businessman Wong Shee Kai, who is currently still at-large, and two others for a statutory offence.

SC, in a statement today, said the order stems from the SC’s suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad, under Section 179 of the Capital Markets and Services Act (CMSA).

The ex-parte order prohibits Wong, also known as Ricky Wong, his mother Teh Sew Wan, and a company owned by them, Wong SK Holdings Sdn Bhd, from dealing with assets and properties to the tune of RM169,223,500.

Wong, who holds a Datuk title, is said to be the CEO and founder of Asia Media, the largest transit-TV network in the country.


Businessman Wong Shee Kai.
Judicial Commissioner Anand Ponnudurai also ordered that the three defendants must disclose a full, complete and accurate account of their assets within and outside Malaysia.

The order will bind all the defendants and also prohibit any person from knowingly assisting or permitting any dealings with the defendants’ assets and properties.

Lawyer Lim Chee Wee, who represented SC , also said the order also disallowed banks from exercising their right to set-off any facility they may have given to the defendants.

He said the SC filed the suit on Tuesday and obtained the ex-parte order on Friday.

The court further held that service of this order on all defendants is deemed valid as if it has been advertised in an English newspaper during the ongoing movement control order period.

Last month, the SC also sought public assistance to track down Wong, who is wanted in connection with offences under anti-money laundering laws.

The call was made after the SC had obtained a warrant of arrest, issued against Wong, from a magistrate in late December for failure to appear before the SC’s investigating officer.

Securities Commission to freeze RM170 mil assets of Asia Media founder
FMT Reporters -May 10, 2020 3:41 PM
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The Securities Commission says the order stems from its suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad.
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has allowed the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) an interim order to freeze about RM170 million assets of businessman Wong Shee Kai, who is currently still at-large, and two others for a statutory offence.

SC, in a statement today, said the order stems from the SC’s suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad, under Section 179 of the Capital Markets and Services Act (CMSA).

The ex-parte order prohibits Wong, also known as Ricky Wong, his mother Teh Sew Wan, and a company owned by them, Wong SK Holdings Sdn Bhd, from dealing with assets and properties to the tune of RM169,223,500.

Wong, who holds a Datuk title, is said to be the CEO and founder of Asia Media, the largest transit-TV network in the country.


Businessman Wong Shee Kai.
Judicial Commissioner Anand Ponnudurai also ordered that the three defendants must disclose a full, complete and accurate account of their assets within and outside Malaysia.

The order will bind all the defendants and also prohibit any person from knowingly assisting or permitting any dealings with the defendants’ assets and properties.

Lawyer Lim Chee Wee, who represented SC , also said the order also disallowed banks from exercising their right to set-off any facility they may have given to the defendants.

He said the SC filed the suit on Tuesday and obtained the ex-parte order on Friday.

The court further held that service of this order on all defendants is deemed valid as if it has been advertised in an English newspaper during the ongoing movement control order period.

Last month, the SC also sought public assistance to track down Wong, who is wanted in connection with offences under anti-money laundering laws.

The call was made after the SC had obtained a warrant of arrest, issued against Wong, from a magistrate in late December for failure to appear before the SC’s investigating officer.

SC will be checking on the recent sales of assets by proxies. Interesting time ahead guys.

Someone wants to silence people with tens of millions lawsuit. They think they are clean. But now hiding in a rathole.

Now is time for Securities Commission to check on Bright. Few years ago, there was a right issue. Was there any abuse? He he. Time will tell.

Securities Commission to freeze RM170 mil assets of Asia Media founder
FMT Reporters -May 10, 2020 3:41 PM
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The Securities Commission says the order stems from its suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad.
KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has allowed the Securities Commission Malaysia (SC) an interim order to freeze about RM170 million assets of businessman Wong Shee Kai, who is currently still at-large, and two others for a statutory offence.

SC, in a statement today, said the order stems from the SC’s suit against the defendants in relation to securities fraud offences involving Bright Packaging Industry Berhad, under Section 179 of the Capital Markets and Services Act (CMSA).

The ex-parte order prohibits Wong, also known as Ricky Wong, his mother Teh Sew Wan, and a company owned by them, Wong SK Holdings Sdn Bhd, from dealing with assets and properties to the tune of RM169,223,500.

Wong, who holds a Datuk title, is said to be the CEO and founder of Asia Media, the largest transit-TV network in the country.


Businessman Wong Shee Kai.
Judicial Commissioner Anand Ponnudurai also ordered that the three defendants must disclose a full, complete and accurate account of their assets within and outside Malaysia.

The order will bind all the defendants and also prohibit any person from knowingly assisting or permitting any dealings with the defendants’ assets and properties.

Lawyer Lim Chee Wee, who represented SC , also said the order also disallowed banks from exercising their right to set-off any facility they may have given to the defendants.

He said the SC filed the suit on Tuesday and obtained the ex-parte order on Friday.

The court further held that service of this order on all defendants is deemed valid as if it has been advertised in an English newspaper during the ongoing movement control order period.

Last month, the SC also sought public assistance to track down Wong, who is wanted in connection with offences under anti-money laundering laws.

The call was made after the SC had obtained a warrant of arrest, issued against Wong, from a magistrate in late December for failure to appear before the SC’s investigating officer.

Got cash balance! You must be a fool to think you can get it.

Big news out today. Bright will skyrocket with a big arrest soon. Those who massage the accounts will pay a hefty price. No escape

https://www.sc.com.my/regulation/enforcement/have-you-seen-these-people

SC should be investigating whether Bright use the money for share buyback at high price to the Dato.