Huaxun Electric Energy Suspected of Illegally Raising Over NT$190 Million, Taipei Prosecutors Seek Detention of 3 Executives
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Huaxun Electric Energy Company is suspected of illegally raising over NT$190 million under the guise of investing in "FAFAGO Green Energy Charging Piles." The Taipei District Prosecutors Office has sought detention of three executives, including the CEO surnamed Hsieh, and is continuing to pursue the fugitive president surnamed Chen.
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- Q: What is the Huaxun Electric Energy illegal fundraising case?
- A: Huaxun Electric Energy illegally raised over NT$190 million under the guise of investing in FAFAGO charging piles.
- Q: Who was arrested in this case?
- A: Three executives, including the CEO surnamed Hsieh, were detained. Eleven others were released on bail. The president surnamed Chen is at large.
- Q: How were investors deceived?
- A: They were lured by promises of high returns, including a guaranteed annualized rate of over 14%.