Recent ICAC Cases


04
Jul 2025
Couple charged by ICAC guilty of $9.6m private residential project subcontractor worker wage fraudA couple from a subcontractor of a construction project in Mid-Levels, charged by the ICAC, were today (July 4) convicted at the District Court of fraud for swindling the project contractor out of almost $9.6 million by falsifying and overstating the wages of workers.The defendants, Hon Sang, 53, company secretary of Honsang Company Limited (H...| Read more |
03
Jul 2025
Team leader of subcontractor of North District Community Health Centre among trio charged by ICAC for accepting $300,000 bribes from workersA team leader and two workers of an air-conditioning subcontractor of a government development project of North District Community Health Centre were charged by the ICAC today (July 3) for allegedly accepting bribes totalling over $300,000 from workers referred by them.Yung Sung-kwan, 62, f...| Read more |
03
Jul 2025
Eighteen months’ jail for operations director of newspaper’s advertising department for soliciting bribes from subordinatesA former director of operations of the advertising department of a newspaper company, charged by the ICAC, was today (July 3) sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment at the District Court for soliciting bribes from four subordinates and accepting about $88,000 in total from two of them after their receipt of commiss...| Read more |
02
Jul 2025
Frozen meat supplier’s employee charged by ICAC gets three years’ jail for $5.2m goods fraud by concealing conflicting interestA former senior sales executive of a frozen meat supplier, charged by the ICAC, was today (July 2) sentenced to three years’ imprisonment at the District Court after admitting that he had deceived his then employer into supplying over $5.2 million worth of goods to a food supplier operated by him by deliberately conceali...| Read more |
26
Jun 2025
Operations director of newspaper’s advertising department charged by ICAC convicted of soliciting bribes from subordinatesA former director of operations of the advertising department of a newspaper company, charged by the ICAC, was today (June 26) convicted at the District Court of eight counts of bribery for soliciting bribes from four subordinates and accepting about $88,000 in total from two of them after their receipt of commission...| Read more |

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