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CNA Explains: First properties seized in S$3b money laundering case go to auction this week. How will it work?
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points The guide prices for these properties have been set, with one office space valued at S$11. 5 million and a luxurious penthouse apartment at S$25.
Auction proceedings are set to begin for properties linked to a significant money laundering case. The guide prices for these properties have been set, with one office space valued at S$11.5 million and a luxurious penthouse apartment at S$25.3 million.
Further details about the auction process can be found through additional resources. The properties in question include a high-end office and a residential penthouse unit.
More information is available for those seeking a deeper understanding of the case and the auction of these properties.
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