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FGV Holdings appoints independent audit firm for forensic audit

Parent group Felda says independent auditors for other subsidiaries also being sought

4:35 PM MYT

 

KUALA LUMPUR — FGV Holdings Bhd has appointed an independent audit firm to conduct a forensic audit regarding specific matters involving an entity with corporate ties to the group.

Its parent entity Federal Land Development Authority (Felda), is also in the process of appointing independent auditors for several other subsidiaries.

“This appointment is carried out in line with the recommendations of the Prime Minister, the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC), and the Special Committee on the Direction of Felda 2030.

“This step is specifically designed to improve the governance of the Felda Group for the sustainability of the agency,” Felda said in a statement today.

It will also review the need to appoint an independent audit firm to conduct a professional and comprehensive forensic audit on Felda itself and all organisations under the Felda Group.

For the record, the forensic audit initiative against Felda has been implemented since 2019, Bernama reports.

Felda had previously appointed Ernst & Young (EY), and the findings of the audit report were presented in Parliament through the Felda White Paper in 2020.

“The implementation of this latest audit reflects the ongoing commitment of Felda Group management to strengthen governance, accountability, transparency and compliance at all levels of operation.

“Felda remains steadfast in its stance to ensure the interests of the organisation and the well-being of the settlers are always protected and preserved,” it added. – September 14, 2026

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