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Derek Kanjanapas (Derek Kanjanapas / Wong Chong-kwong) is a Hong Kong entrepreneur born in Hong Kong[1]. His ancestral home is Puning, Chaozhou, China. He is the nephew of Thai Chinese tycoon Wong Choi Ming[2], and former chairman of Semtech International. He is wanted for alleged bribery, market manipulation, and absconding while on bail.[3][4]

In October 2008, two other defendants in the Semtech International bribery case successfully appealed their convictions. The Court of Appeal ruled that the trial judge had misapplied legal principles and overturned the convictions, releasing the defendants immediately with no retrial required.[5]

As for the conspiracy to pervert the course of justice case, on June 28, 2010, the Court of Final Appeal made a final ruling in favor of all appellants, acquitting them and releasing them immediately. The judgment noted that the case lacked sufficient evidence and legal basis.[6]

Wong studied at Boston University in the United States, earning a Bachelor of Science in Manufacturing Engineering. He was also a former director of Shanghai Hua Bo Holdings and China HealthCare Holdings .[7][8]

Since 2009, it was rumored that he was doing business with Leung Chi Wah on the 21st floor of Nanzheng Tower on West Nanjing Road, Shanghai. They acquired Jinke Digital (0922), renamed it China Boon Holdings, and later sold it to a private cemetery enterprise in Hangzhou. However, due to the Hangzhou company's failure to fulfill the payment agreement for the shell acquisition, the company experienced cash flow issues during 2012–2013. It later relocated to an office near Nanjing Road, Shanghai.

He reportedly resided long-term in a rented room at the Four Seasons Hotel along West Nanjing Road. Hong Kong personalities Wong Chong-po, football club owner Wong Chong-san, and businessman Wong Chong-tsang are his paternal cousins.[9]

See also

  • Lam Bing-cheong
  • Eddie Egine
  • Major cases of the Independent Commission Against Corruption (Hong Kong)

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