US EditionArrest of Global Ferronickel Chair Sparks Security Risks Inquiry Amid China-Linked Citizenship Claims - Asian Journal News
Lawyer Dante Bravo and PNIA defend Joseph Sy's Filipino citizenship, citing valid documents and SEC affirmation, amid allegations that may affect investor confidence, officials said.
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Arrest of Global Ferronickel chair sparks security risks inquiry amid China-linked citizenship claims - Asian Journal News
JOSEPH C. SY - Chairman of the Board of Directors| Photo from Global Ferronickel Holdings, Inc. (FNI) Global Ferronickel chairman Joseph Sy’s arrest over alleged citizenship misrepresentation sparks a Senate inquiry and national security concerns. With comparisons to the Alice Guo case, the controversy raises questions about governance and industry standards in the Philippines. MANILA — Global Ferronickel Holdings, Inc.…
Mining executive affirms Joseph Sy's Filipino citizenship
SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur — The top executive of a mining firm involved in exporting nickel ore has defended its controversial chairman, Joseph Sy, against allegations of fraudulent citizenship. In an interview, lawyer Dante Bravo, president of Global Ferronickel Holdings Inc. (FNI), which operates Platinum Group Metals Corp. (PGMC) in Claver, Surigao del Norte, stood firm in asserting that Sy is a Filipino citizen. Bravo strongly rejected c…
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