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The final report of the Governance, Procurement and Finance Investigating Committee's probe on 16 land swap deals involving the Defence Ministry's real estate revealed that lower valuation than market price, weaknesses in contract management and interference for political interests were among the reasons the ministry suffered losses of more than RM500mil.
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