Raphael Chan* entered Hong Kong’s construction sector in the mid-1990s convinced that quality building works could improve people’s lives. But he quit more than two decades later, disillusioned by what he called rampant corruption in the industry.
The former senior project manager at a consultancy company said he had witnessed how syndicates, often led by triad-linked masterminds, plotted bid-rigging as early as 10 years in advance, bribed key stakeholders and pocketed up to 50 per cent of the...
Hong Kong bid-rigging bigwigs paid kickbacks in Shenzhen saunas: construction veteran
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Source: scmp.com

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