Zhu Guoxin, the country manager for manufacturer Shenzhen Growatt New Energy, has been arrested and faces up to seven years in prison for allegedly handing an official $20,000 in cash to secure product certifications
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(Sydney) — Australian authorities have arrested a senior executive of a Chinese solar-inverter maker Shenzhen Growatt New Energy Co. Ltd. on charges of attempting to bribe a government official with $20,000 hidden in a bag of tea, an incident that could complicate the company’s planned IPO in Hong Kong.
A manager with a Chinese solar panel supplier appears in court on charges of attempting to bribe a CEC official to gain approval…
The 39-year-old was arrested at Sydney Airport last week and extradited to face court in Brisbane.
A Chinese solar energy businessman hid a $20,000 cash bribe in a gift of tea and offered it to a Commonwealth official, saying it…
The court heard Guoxin Zhu had organised to meet with an official at a Brisbane cafe last month when he handed her a gift of…
The 39-year-old was arrested when he allegedly tried to board an international flight last week.
Liu Liang, general manager of state-backed Sichuan Chuantou New Energy, was brought back to China a month after fleeing a graft…
