Military Mutual Aid Association "Mask Business Rebate Allegations Groundless"

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Soyeon] The Military Mutual Aid Association clarified on the 17th that the allegation of a 1.5 billion KRW rebate related to the mask business is not true.

According to the Military Mutual Aid Association, a media outlet reported that Mplus F&C, a subsidiary of the Military Mutual Aid Association, proposed a rebate condition worth 1.5 billion KRW to packaging manufacturer Company Y during the process of negotiating a contract to supply 1 billion masks in mid-last year.

Regarding this, a representative of the Military Mutual Aid Association stated, "Mplus F&C, a subsidiary of the Military Mutual Aid Association, did not demand a rebate worth 1.5 billion KRW when signing the mask supply contract with manufacturer Company Y," and added, "An actual audit confirmed that there was no demand for a rebate in this case."

Furthermore, they mentioned, "The complainant, manufacturer Company Y, also acknowledged that they were not asked for a rebate and that Mplus F&C did not violate any laws, and thus withdrew the complaint."

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