Malaysia

MACC arrests SilTerra management personnel

DNeX group says any form of misconduct among employees, contractors not tolerated

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 09 Sep 2021 9:32PM

MACC arrests SilTerra management personnel

KUALA LUMPUR – The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has arrested several key management personnel of SilTerra Malaysia Sdn Bhd, a unit under Dagang NeXchange Bhd’s (DNeX) technology division, to assist in an investigation into a potential offence under the MACC Act 2009.

DNeX, which provides services in the technology and energy sectors, said the probe may be related to a legacy issue, and that the company has limited information on the matter.

“The company does not condone nor tolerate any form of misconduct among its employees and contractors, and will ensure that SilTerra provides its full cooperation and assistance to the authorities in their investigation,” it said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia today. 

DNeX said SilTerra’s business operations will not be affected, and there is no financial or operational impact on the group arising from the MACC probe.

“The company will make the necessary announcements to Bursa Malaysia Securities Bhd as and when there are further developments in relation thereof.” – Bernama, September 9, 2021

Related News

Malaysia / 2d

Perlis MB 'still not sure' why he is under probe

Malaysia / 2d

MACC questions Perlis MB over investigation into his son

Malaysia / 1w

Menteri besar’s son among 6 remanded in MACC false claim probe

Malaysia / 1mth

Honeymoon over, time to catch the bees, king tells MACC

Malaysia / 1mth

Azam declines to comment on claims that MACC targeting Mahathir

Malaysia / 1mth

Graft allegations against senior officer baseless, says ministry

Spotlight

Malaysia

Penang mulls raising wages of civil servants

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Court upholds Siti Bainun's conviction, sentence for abusing girl with Down syndrome

Malaysia

After years of delay, Sarawak labour laws to be amended to match peninsula's

By Stephen Then

Malaysia

Papagomo charged with sedition, defaming king

Malaysia

Langkawi needs tourists, jobs, not LRT, says Mahfuz

By Ian McIntyre

Malaysia

Sabah hospitality industry offers plenty of jobs but little stability

By Jason Santos

You may be interested

Malaysia

MACC investigation of Perlis MB won’t affect PN’s KKB campaign, says Azmin

Malaysia

Sabah hospitality industry offers plenty of jobs but little stability

By Jason Santos

Malaysia

Sarawak civil service pay hike to be announced in one and a half month, says Premier

By Desmond Davidson

Malaysia

Technology leading to more young Malaysian millionaires

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

Single border agency from May 1, says Anwar

Malaysia

Papagomo charged with sedition, defaming king

Malaysia

Malaysians, not DAP, who questioned PN candidate’s credentials, says Anthony Loke

Malaysia

After years of delay, Sarawak labour laws to be amended to match peninsula's

By Stephen Then