Overview
- Taipei prosecutors filed charges against 62 individuals and 13 companies for roles they allege supported a criminal organization tied to scam centers based in Cambodia.
- Investigators estimate roughly T$10.8 billion was remitted into Taiwan, with purchases including 24 properties, 35 vehicles and T$55.53 million in other assets.
- Authorities say they have seized more than T$5.5 billion in local assets as part of the case.
- Founder Chen Zhi was arrested in Cambodia and deported to China earlier this year, and his current whereabouts remain unclear.
- The Prince Group denies wrongdoing, while U.S. authorities characterize the conglomerate as a front for multibillion‑dollar fraud and officials in Singapore and Hong Kong report related seizures or detentions.