According to Seatrium, the potential offences are committed by then Sembcorp Marine and its "officers" under the Securities and Futures Act.
Just on March 28, Seatrium announced that the Attorney-General’s Chambers is agreeable to enter into a deferred prosecution agreement with a financial penalty of US$110 million, following probes made by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau.
In a statement on March 28, Seatrium says that the DPA is not definitive yet and is subjected to the approval of the court.
"The MAS and the CAD have requested for further information from the company for the purpose of the Investigations," says Seatrium on June 15.
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"The company continues to provide its full cooperation to the Singapore authorities."
The company will continue to monitor the situation and make appropriate announcements in the event of any material developments.
Seatrium shares closed at $1.67 on June 14, down 1.76%.
