MACC probes KWAP eFishery loss
Analysis based on 19 articles · First reported Jul 15, 2026 · Last updated Jul 29, 2026
The investigation may erode investor confidence in KWAP's governance and due diligence processes, potentially affecting its reputation and future fundraising. However, KWAP's diversified portfolio and strong financial position (RM8.33 billion gross investment income in 2025) mitigate immediate market impact.
The Malaysia — Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has launched an investigation into the RM200 million investment loss suffered by Malaysia — Employees Provident Fund (KWAP) involving Indonesian aquaculture technology company EFishery. MACC chief commissioner Abd Halim Aman stated that a special investigation team was formed on July 17, 2026, to conduct a comprehensive review. The probe follows revelations that EFishery's management allegedly manipulated financial statements, leading to an organized fraud. The Ministry of Finance confirmed the fraud in a parliamentary reply. KWAP invested USD47.7 million (RM200 million) in EFishery's Series D round in 2023, alongside investors including Temasek, SoftBank, 42XFund, and Northstar. EFishery co-founder Gibran Huzaifah was sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by the Indonesia — Bandung District Court for embezzlement and money laundering. KWAP is pursuing fund recovery and has strengthened its investment processes. The Public Accounts Committee is considering its own investigation.
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