<div id="readability-page-1"><div><p>[SINGAPORE] More details have emerged about  Singapore Post’s  (SingPost) parcel delivery fraud incident that came to light in 2024.</p><p><em>The Business Times </em>understands the major client involved was Cainiao, the logistics subsidiary of Alibaba. The fraud involved the transhipment of parcels from China to Canada through Hong Kong handled by former SingPost subsidiary Quantium Solutions (Hong Kong). </p><p>On Dec 22, 2024, in a Singapore Exchange filing, SingPost revealed the existence of a whistleblower report about alleged manual entries of certain delivery status codes for international transhipment parcels for one of its largest customers. Allegedly, this had taken place without basis or supporting documentation with the intention of avoiding contractual penalties under the agreement.</p></div></div>

<p>In 2024, a fraud incident involving Singapore Post (SingPost) emerged, linked to e-commerce shipments to Canada. The major client involved was Cainiao, Alibaba's logistics arm. The fraud involved transhipment through Hong Kong by former SingPost subsidiary Quantium Solutions. A whistleblower report revealed unauthorized manual entries of delivery status codes to avoid contractual penalties.</p>

SingPost’s 2024 fraud incident allegedly involved e-commerce shipments bound for Canada