MOF: Malaysia to pursue continued legal action, global cooperation for maximum 1MDB asset recovery

The Malaysian government will continue legal action and international cooperation to recover 1MDB assets, as stated by the Ministry of Finance.

By August 31, 2026, RM42.5 billion was paid for 1MDB-related obligations, with RM20.1 billion remaining if no further recoveries are made.

The government has successfully recovered RM31.3 billion in 1MDB asset recovery funds so far, as noted in response to a parliamentary question.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 8 — The government will continue to take legal action and strengthen international cooperation to maximise the recovery of the remaining misappropriated assets of 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB), according to the Ministry of Finance (MoF).

The ministry said that the effort is important to reduce the country’s financial burden and ensure the interests of the people are continuously protected.

As of August 31, 2026, the government had paid RM42.5 billion to cover commitments related to 1MDB, including principal payments, interest, legal fees and operational costs.

“If there is no additional fund recovery in the future, the government will still have to bear the remaining obligation of RM20.1 billion,” the MoF said.

The MoF stated this in a written response to Azli Yusof’s (PH-Shah Alam) question regarding the improvement measures following the Auditor General Report on public fund leakages, the current status of national asset recovery related to major financial scandals and the re-management of the recovered funds.

Regarding the status of asset recovery and the mechanism for the restructuring of funds related to the financial scandal, the ministry stated that the largest recovery activity at the moment involves 1MDB.

“The government has so far successfully recovered RM31.3 billion in asset recovery funds related to 1MDB,” it added. — Bernama

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马来西亚财政部表示，马来西亚政府将继续采取法律行动并开展国际合作，以追回1MDB的资产。

截至 2026 年 8 月 31 日，已支付 425 亿令吉用于偿还与 1MDB 相关的债务，如果不再追回款项，则还剩下 201 亿令吉。

正如在对议会质询的答复中所述，政府迄今已成功追回 313 亿令吉的 1MDB 资产追回资金。

吉隆坡，10 月 8 日讯——财政部表示，政府将继续采取法律行动，并加强国际合作，以最大限度地追回一马发展有限公司（1MDB）剩余的被挪用资产。

该部表示，此举对于减轻国家财政负担、确保人民利益持续得到保护至关重要。

截至 2026 年 8 月 31 日，政府已支付 425 亿令吉用于偿还与 1MDB 相关的债务，包括本金支付、利息、法律费用和运营成本。

财政部表示：“如果未来没有额外的资金回收，政府仍需承担剩余的201亿令吉债务。”

财政部在书面答复阿兹利·尤索夫（希望联盟-莎阿南）关于审计长报告公布后公共资金流失问题的改进措施、与重大金融丑闻相关的国家资产追回现状以及追回资金的重新管理等问题的答复中作出了上述表述。

关于与金融丑闻相关的资产追回状况和资金重组机制，该部表示，目前最大的追回活动涉及 1MDB。

“政府迄今已成功追回与一马发展公司（1MDB）相关的313亿令吉资产追回资金，”声明补充道。——马新社

财政部表示，联邦土地发展局（Felda）未偿还的政府担保贷款总额为58.8亿令吉。

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