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MACC launches investigation into MyEG, Zetrix over unpaid collections
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission has joined police in probing allegations involving MyEG Services and Zetrix AI over outstanding collections totalling RM314 million. The joint investigation marks an escalation in scrutiny of the companies' operations.
LSN Malaysia ·
PUTRAJAYA — The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has formally entered an investigation into MyEG Services Berhad and Zetrix AI concerning allegedly unpaid collections amounting to RM314 million, signalling increased regulatory attention on the matter.
The anti-graft agency's involvement follows earlier police inquiries into the companies' affairs. The substantial sum at the centre of the probe has raised concerns among stakeholders regarding financial accountability and collection procedures within the organisations.
The joint investigation between MACC and police represents a significant development in the case, as both agencies deploy their respective investigative capabilities to examine the circumstances surrounding the unpaid collections. Details regarding the nature of the collections and the timeline of events remain under review.
The involvement of Malaysia's premier anti-corruption body underscores the seriousness with which authorities are treating the allegations. Both MyEG and Zetrix AI have not issued public statements in response to the investigation at present.