Exposing Jushi Group: A Case of Unpaid Contracts and Corporate Misconduct

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Introduction

Jushi Group, a global leader in the fiberglass industry, is now facing serious allegations of contractual breaches and financial misconduct. As the official representative who played a key role in Jushi’s establishment and operations, I have encountered unresolved payment issues, broken agreements, and corporate negligence that raise major ethical and legal concerns.

My Role and the Dispute

I, Tamer Abdelaal, was deeply involved in Jushi Group’s business expansion, overseeing critical operations and ensuring the company’s success. However, despite my integral contributions, Jushi Group has failed to honor financial obligations amounting to over $6 million USD.

This unpaid amount is not just a business dispute—it reflects a deeper issue of corporate irresponsibility and disregard for contractual agreements. My evidence includes officially signed and stamped documents proving my work and the company’s financial liabilities.

How Jushi Group’s Actions Impact Business Trust

  • Damaging Investor Confidence: A company that neglects financial commitments raises red flags for investors, suppliers, and business partners worldwide.

  • Ethical and Legal Consequences: If a leading multinational corporation like Jushi Group ignores fundamental contract laws, what does this signal about their broader corporate governance?

  • Regulatory Concerns: Authorities in China and globally should be aware of how Jushi Group operates—this situation could trigger serious investigations by financial and business regulatory bodies.

My Next Steps

Given Jushi Group’s lack of response and failure to address this matter professionally, I am now preparing to escalate the case to Chinese regulatory bodies, legal authorities, and international media. My goal is not to create unnecessary trouble but to ensure that business ethics and fair agreements are upheld.

A Call for Transparency and Justice

Jushi Group must take immediate action to settle its financial obligations and uphold its reputation as a global industry leader. Ignoring this issue will only lead to further legal and reputational risks.

To those who believe in corporate responsibility and fair business practices, I invite you to follow this case and support transparency in international business dealings.

For further details, contact me at lovely205@hotmail.com +201144454404




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