ADAM dishonestly purchased the whole ordinary shares of Kitha Properties Company Limited (“Kitha”) in 2014 resulting in Kitha becoming a subsidiary of ADAM with an incentive to launder money causing
incentive to launder money causing damages to ADAM even though it was known at that time that Kitha was being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (“NACC”) on a case relating to rice
incentive to launder money causing damages to ADAM even though it was known at that time that Kitha was being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (“NACC”) on a case relating to rice
resulting in Kitha becoming a subsidiary of ADAM with an incentive to launder money causing damages to ADAM even though it was known at that time that Kitha was being investigated by the National Anti
with an incentive to launder money causing damages to ADAM even though it was known at that time that Kitha was being investigated by the National Anti-Corruption Commission (“NACC”) on a case relating
such loans were too low. The acts mentioned above did not comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable
comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable interest rate. Moreover, ACAP obtains benefit from the lower
comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable interest rate. Moreover, ACAP obtains benefit from the lower
comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable interest rate. Moreover, ACAP obtains benefit from the lower
comply with GSC’s investment policy causing GSC to experience high investment risks and lose the opportunity to gain higher and reasonable interest rate. Moreover, ACAP obtains benefit from the lower