Kajang, 19 September 2026 – Malaysia’s anti-corruption authorities are advancing parallel strands of scrutiny involving Felda, including continued questioning of former chairman Tan Sri Mohd Isa Samad, efforts to obtain overseas evidence and a recommendation to charge two former senior officials over alleged irregularities linked to the Kuala Lumpur Vertical City project. The developments remain investigative and prosecutorial steps, not findings of guilt.
Investigators recorded Isa’s statement at Sungai Buloh Prison on 17 September and resumed questioning the following day. The process is expected to continue for another three to four days from Monday. Authorities are seeking documents and witness evidence held abroad, particularly in the United Kingdom and Saudi Arabia, indicating that the investigation extends beyond records readily available within Malaysia.
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