Jeju is a foreigner only casino resort and according to reports the company cannot contact the employee in charge of looking after the fund.
In a filing to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange Landing International said, “it had immediately reported the incident to the police in South Korea and they are currently investigating.” The statement went on to say, “the board is currently gathering information in relation to the incident and is still investigating the matter.”
This latest news is a major blow to the company following its recent half year report in August 2020 showing a net loss of $102.2 million.
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