CNOOC Deputy General Manager Yuan Guangyu accepted more than $22 million over two decades, a court said, amid a sweeping corruption crackdown that has ensnared more than a dozen current and former executives at the oil giant since 2024
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Yuan Guangyu. Photo: VCG
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