22 arrested as Hong Kong’s ICAC raids firms linked to shady renovation deals
South China Morning Post
by Ng Kang-chungFebruary 13, 2026
Hong Kong’s anti-graft watchdog has arrested 22 people on suspicion of corruption linked to seven building renovation projects worth more than HK$200 million (US$25.6 million).
The suspects – 17 men and five women, aged 36 to 78 – included directors and employees of four project consultancy firms and three contractors, as well as several chairmen of owners’ corporations of the housing estates and buildings.
The arrests followed a two-day operation, code-named “Lion Rock”, this week by officers...
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Originally published on South China Morning Post on 2/13/2026