First blood for Wickenby
The corporate regulator has made its first visible move in the multi-agency Project Wickenby probe into offshore tax rorts, taking action against a tax haven company for allegedly warehousing shares in listed biotech Novogen.
Leominister Company, registered in the British Virgin Islands, has failed to respond to tracing notices the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has issued in an attempt to discover the beneficial owner of a parcel of Novogen shares.
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