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Tee International steps up internal control measures, corporate governance

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Published Sun, Mar 15, 2020 · 09:50 PM

Singapore

MAINBOARD-LISTED Tee International on Sunday said that it has implemented a slew of measures to tighten internal control policies and raise its level of corporate governance.

This comes after Tee's former group chief executive Phua Chian Kin had earlier admitted to taking company funds to repay his own debts and satisfy margin calls between July 2018 and October last year.

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