Tan Ruisong, the former boss of China’s top military aviation company, has been given a suspended death sentence for reaping over 613 million yuan (US$89 million) from bribes and insider trading.
Tan, 64, was the chairman and Communist Party secretary of state-owned Aviation Industry Corp of China (AVIC) – China’s leading military aircraft maker – from 2018 until his retirement in March 2023.
He is one of the most prominent defence sector executives to come under investigation in President Xi…
Former defence exec Tan Ruisong given death sentence for ‘exceptional’ corruption
