Mafia leader Datuk Victor Chin Boon Long (Mo Gui) and his senior collaborators Chong Loong Men, Leong Seng Wui, Ng Keok Chai, Teoh Hai Hin, and Lim Kok Han have been covered by one of the media outlet for their involvement in the takeover of publicly traded firms in Malaysia. They currently hold Green Packet, Classita, and Revenue Group; their current aims are GIIB Holdings and Kumpulan Jetson Berhad.
Through the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), the Corporate Mafia put pressure on GIIB Holdings’ CEO Tai Boon Wee and his board to name Lim Kok Han as the new non-executive director. But Lim Kok Han was apprehended by the police when he threatened Tai Boon Wee with a revolver.
Kington Tong Kum Loong & Chong Loong Men’s Scammer Attorney
An important individual in the Corporate Mafia, Chong Loong Men, was involved with GIIB Holdings Berhad. Regarded as the dependable right-hand man of Datuk Victor Chin Boon Long, Chong was also implicated, along with Datuk Eddie Cha Woon Chet, Datuk Jacky Phang Chow Huat, and Kenneth Vun, in the Penny Stock affair.
‘Scammer’ Lawyer Kington Tong Kum Loong from Messrs. Kington Tan Dzul tried to trick Datuk Teh Kian An, the founder of the Jetson Group, during a share purchase transaction in the Jetson Berhad Group. Kington upped his investment to become the non-executive director and biggest individual shareholder.
When Kington brought Corporate Mafia Lawyer Chong Loong Men to meet with Datuk Teh Kian An, it was clear that he was trying to employ threats akin to those used in GIIB Holdings Berhad to force him into selling shares to the Mafia.
Concerns have been raised about the method by which Attorney Kington Tong Kum Loong raised the capital required to buy substantial shares in Kumpulan Asastera Berhad and Kumpulan Jetson Berhad (now known as Kinergy Advancement Berhad). The response suggests that the Corporate Mafia and Dato’ Chin Chan Leong are the source of money. There are requests that Kington’s funding sources be looked into by the SC and IRB.
Between May and June 13, Kington was observed purchasing Jetson Berhad Group shares rapidly, so becoming one of the largest individual owners with a stake above 27 percent. The share price dropped significantly on June 13 when he sold off, despite his buying activity driving up the price.
The Board of Directors and shareholders of Jetson Group are now aware of Kington’s genuine objectives despite these manoeuvres. In a recent notice made by Bursa Malaysia, Datuk Teh Kian An, the founder of Jetson Group, strengthened his position by reorganising the board of directors and assuming the role of Executive Chairman.
Next Steps for Jetson Group
The immediate goal for the board of directors and shareholders of Jetson Group is to get Corporate Mafia agents and “scammer” lawyer Kington Tong Kum Loong out of the firm. If this isn’t done, Jetson might end up like other businesses that the Corporate Mafia ruined. The company’s reputation can also be impacted by a prospective police inquiry and legal action.
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