Singapore bars Alice Huang after Megaspeed probe finds no chargeable case
Why it matters: authorities issued a stern warning over misleading information, while investigations into Megaspeed and six others continue.
Singapore authorities barred former Megaspeed director Alice Huang from re-entering the country after investigators concluded there was not enough evidence to charge her over allegedly inaccurate declarations tied to server purchases. The Ministry of Home Affairs said police determined in February 2026 that Huang had not committed provable offenses in the Megaspeed case, after consulting the Attorney-General’s Chambers. Officials still issued a stern warning, saying she had given inaccurate information that downplayed her role in the company. Huang, a Hong Kong resident also known as Huang Le, was not investigated for espionage. Police returned her passport on Feb. 26, and she left Singapore that day. Investigations into Megaspeed and six other individuals are ongoing.