Vietnam’s Ministry of Public Security’s Investigation Agency has concluded its investigation into a case involving Egroup, Egame, Nhat Tran, and several related entities.
The agency has proposed prosecuting Nguyen Ngoc Thuy (born in 1982, also known as “Shark Thuy”), Chairman and CEO of Egroup, along with 28 others, for three charges: Fraudulent Appropriation of Property, Bribery, and Receiving Bribes.
Two defendants in the case: Nguyen Ngoc Thuy (left) and Dang Van Hien
Additionally, the Investigation Agency has issued a notice to all involved parties, organizations, and individuals, including victims, stakeholders, and legal representatives, informing them of the conclusion of the criminal investigation.
In this case, Nguyen Ngoc Thuy (born in 1982, aka “Shark Thuy”) faces charges of Fraudulent Appropriation of Property and Bribery.
Authorities have determined that from 2015 to 2023, Nguyen Ngoc Thuy, as Chairman and CEO of Egroup and Egame, along with accomplices, engaged in the sale of fictitious Egroup shares to defraud and appropriate assets.
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