Case Amount: RM 4,500,000
A wealthy business owner spotted a smart and driven young man and invested in him to establish an outsourcing company specializing in financing services between clients and banks. At first, the young man indeed generated substantial profits for the owner.
However, as his income grew, he gradually fell into the whirlpool of high spending and self-indulgence:
Eventually, his lifestyle far exceeded his actual income, leading to a broken cash flow and even embezzlement of company funds.
Initially, the owner hired a team that used violent methods. Since the young man had already fled, the collectors turned to harassing and intimidating his parents, including:
As a result, the young man’s parents called the police, putting the owner in a worse situation — the debt remained unrecovered, and he was investigated by authorities.
The owner then approached NOVAREX, clearly stating his wish to resolve the matter under the “3-Win Model”:
Through special channels, NOVAREX’s team discovered that the only asset owned by the young man’s parents was a fully paid house valued at around RM 900,000.
Instead of intimidation or violence, we:
In the end, the parents agreed to sell their house to repay part of the debt. The owner accepted the arrangement and agreed to close the case.
To ensure the elderly parents still had a place to live, NOVAREX:
Later, the young man also returned to work and reintegrated into society, starting a new chapter in life.
In this case: