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Fuel supplier Sentek's founder charged in Shell Singapore oil heist
FRI, OCT 02, 2020 - 2:00 PM
FIONA LAM
The Pulau Bukom site. Royal Dutch Shell's Singapore subsidiary first contacted the authorities in August 2017 about theft at the site.
PHOTO: SHELL SINGAPORE
MARINE fuel supplier Sentek Marine & Trading's Pai Keng Pheng has been accused of being involved in a complex cross-border oil theft from Shell's biggest refinery.
Sentek's LinkedIn profile states that Pai is its founder. He was also the managing director, according to a Reuters report in January 2018.
On Thursday, the 57-year-old Singaporean was charged with abetting the offence of dishonestly receiving stolen property.
About 2,916.3 tonnes of marine gasoil worth nearly US$1.4 million had been transferred from Shell's Pulau Bukom refinery in Singapore to the Sentek 22 vessel in March 2017, according to the charge sheet seen by The Business Times (BT).
Pai allegedly conspired with Benny Ng Hock Teck, Robin Wong Wai Meng and Alvin Koh Koon Yian to dishonestly receive the pilfered oil products. Ng, who was Sentek's marketing and operations manager, was charged two years ago for his suspected involvement in the large-scale heist.
Fuel supplier Sentek's founder charged in Shell Singapore oil heist
FRI, OCT 02, 2020 - 2:00 PM
FIONA LAM
The Pulau Bukom site. Royal Dutch Shell's Singapore subsidiary first contacted the authorities in August 2017 about theft at the site.
PHOTO: SHELL SINGAPORE
MARINE fuel supplier Sentek Marine & Trading's Pai Keng Pheng has been accused of being involved in a complex cross-border oil theft from Shell's biggest refinery.
Sentek's LinkedIn profile states that Pai is its founder. He was also the managing director, according to a Reuters report in January 2018.
On Thursday, the 57-year-old Singaporean was charged with abetting the offence of dishonestly receiving stolen property.
About 2,916.3 tonnes of marine gasoil worth nearly US$1.4 million had been transferred from Shell's Pulau Bukom refinery in Singapore to the Sentek 22 vessel in March 2017, according to the charge sheet seen by The Business Times (BT).
Pai allegedly conspired with Benny Ng Hock Teck, Robin Wong Wai Meng and Alvin Koh Koon Yian to dishonestly receive the pilfered oil products. Ng, who was Sentek's marketing and operations manager, was charged two years ago for his suspected involvement in the large-scale heist.
