CAD swoops in on Tee Int'l after PwC report flags possible wrongdoings
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A DAY after Tee International's external investigator released a report that said laws might have been broken, the white-collar crime buster has swooped on the mainboard-listed company.
In a statement to the Singapore Exchange on Wednesday night, Tee said it had been asked to furnish documents to the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) and also provide assistance in investigations into an offence.
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