Taiwan Cement Green Energy Sues Over Employee Bribery Allegations, Dismisses Staff
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwan Cement Green Energy is investigating employees for alleged improper financial dealings with external vendors.
- The company has dismissed implicated employees and initiated legal action, vowing zero tolerance for corruption.
- Taiwan Cement Green Energy is cooperating with judicial investigations to uncover potential further involvement of employees or external partners.
Taiwan Cement Green Energy has initiated legal proceedings and dismissed employees following an internal investigation into alleged financial misconduct with external vendors. The company announced it has taken decisive action after discovering improper monetary exchanges during a judicial probe.
These actions severely violated internal regulations and harmed the company's interests.
According to a company statement, the issue surfaced in 2025 when investigators uncovered the alleged dealings. Taiwan Cement Green Energy stated that these actions severely violated internal regulations and harmed the company's interests. Consequently, implicated employees were suspended pending investigation and subsequently dismissed.
To ensure a thorough examination of the case, Taiwan Cement Green Energy proactively filed a lawsuit with prosecutors in November 2025, presenting evidence. The company seeks a comprehensive investigation to determine if other employees or external partners were involved in illicit activities. This proactive legal step underscores the company's commitment to a zero-tolerance policy against corruption and aims to expose any hidden illicit financial networks.
To ensure a thorough examination of the case, Taiwan Cement Green Energy proactively filed a lawsuit with prosecutors in November 2025, presenting evidence.
The company emphasized its intent to pursue legal avenues, including civil and criminal charges, and seek damages if any wrongdoing is confirmed. This move is intended to recover losses and protect shareholder interests, highlighting the importance of robust internal audits and the company's resolve to uphold corporate governance.
This proactive legal step underscores the company's commitment to a zero-tolerance policy against corruption and aims to expose any hidden illicit financial networks.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.