Vietnam Authorities Investigate Ex-CEO in Alleged Overseas Fund Transfers
Vietnamese authorities are investigating the former CEO of Cong Minh Greenery, allegedly involved in illicit fund transfers exceeding VND 264.8 billion (approx. USD 10.4 million). The executive, believed to have fled abroad with his family, reportedly continued to receive personal benefits through family accounts even after his escape.
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