The Raffles Education-Oei Hong Leong saga
WHAT started out as a feud between a company's chief and a former shareholder has escalated into an investigation and several arrests.
Mainboard-listed Raffles Education Corporation (REC) has been entangled since 2020 in a dispute between former substantial shareholder Oei Hong Leong and the company's chairman and chief executive Chew Hua Seng.
The company also came under fire for failing to disclose a writ and statements of claims filed by Affin Bank in May in Malaysia's High Court. Since then, 5 of its directors have been arrested in Singapore. The Business Times breaks down events of note in Raffles Education's past.
What does REC do?
REC is a private education provider through a network of colleges and universities across Asia and Europe. It also leases education facilities to vocational and technical colleges through its Hong Kong-listed subsidiary, Oriental University City (OUC) and is in the business of real …
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