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Singapore aquaculture CEO charged in $336,000 bribery case

The former CEO of a vertical fish farm in Singapore faces corruption charges for allegedly accepting a SGD 450,000 bribe from an engineering firm director in 2018

By Undercurrent News | Feb. 20, 2025 10:30 GMT
Eric Ng, former Apollo Aquaculture Group CEO. Credit: CEO Magazine
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The former CEO of a vertical fish farm in Singapore faces corruption charges for allegedly accepting a SGD 450,000 ($336,000) bribe from an engineering firm director in 2018, reports Channel News Asia [...]

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