Seatrium agrees to pay US$110 million to Singapore public prosecutor over corruption offences in Brazil
BRAZIL, JUL 30 – Seatrium reached a deferred prosecution agreement with Singapore authorities to resolve long-running corruption probes tied to Brazil's Operation Car Wash scandal, paying $110 million in penalties.
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Seatrium resolves fines linked to Brazilian corruption probe
Seatrium has finalised settlements with Brazilian and Singaporean authorities over its role tied to Brazil’s high-profile “Operation Car Wash investigation. The Singapore offshore and marine yard group, formerly known as Sembcorp Marine, will, under a leniency deal with Brazilian prosecutors, pay about $130m. In Singapore, a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) requires payment of $110m, although …
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