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Home›general›S$140 million held by convicted Indonesian palm oil tycoon's son to remain seized despite CPIB lapses: Court
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S$140 million held by convicted Indonesian palm oil tycoon's son to remain seized despite CPIB lapses: Court

By Info60 Singapore Desk•Summary of reporting by CNA•1h ago•0 views•
S$140 million held by convicted Indonesian palm oil tycoon's son to remain seized despite CPIB lapses: Court
CPIB's investigations revealed that substantial funds had flowed from Indonesian companies linked to convicted palm oil tycoon Surya Darmadi into bank accounts held by his son's Singapore-incorporated companies.
CPIB's investigations revealed that substantial funds had flowed from Indonesian companies linked to convicted palm oil tycoon Surya Darmadi into bank accounts held by his son's Singapore-incorporated companies.
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