Prominent businessman Lee Kim Yew declared bankrupt

Prominent businessman Lee Kim Yew declared bankrupt

The property developer was declared bankrupt on Jan 26.

Lee Kim Yew announced in February that he would step down as Country Heights Holdings Bhd executive chairman.
PETALING JAYA:
Prominent businessman Lee Kim Yew has been declared bankrupt by the Shah Alam High Court.

Checks made by FMT on the e-Solvency website found that the Country Heights Holdings Bhd (CHHB) founder was declared bankrupt on Jan 26.

On Feb 3, Lee announced that he would step down as CHHB executive chairman to accommodate a change in management for the group’s transformation.

CHHB is well-known for constructing local landmarks such as MSC Cyberjaya, the Palace of Golden Horses and the Mines International Expo and Convention Centre.

Lee was also a prosecution witness in deputy prime minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi’s Yayasan Akalbudi corruption trial.

The property tycoon made headlines during the 2022 Johor polls when he campaigned with former prime minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad to urge the Chinese community to vote for Pejuang.

Lee’s daughter, Dian, joined the youth-centric Muda in December 2021 and is currently a central executive committee member of the party.

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