Summary
- Lee seeks court intervention over LZJ Management’s operations.
- Badminton star claims 90% ownership and wants a shareholders’ meeting.
- Family contests allegations as legal proceedings continue.
KUALA LUMPUR, October 13 — Malaysian badminton star Lee Zii Jia has sought a High Court injunction to prevent his father and sister from approving additional financial benefits or making major corporate decisions.
Involving his management company, LZJ Management Sdn Bhd, without court approval. In an application filed on July 2, Lee, who claims 90% ownership of the company.
Seeks restrictions on directors’ allowances, bonuses, appointments, asset disposals and changes to the company’s shareholding structure.
The former All England champion also wants the court to authorise an extraordinary general meeting after an earlier attempt in December 2025 failed due to insufficient attendance.
Resulting in what he describes as a management deadlock. His father, Lee Chee Hin, and siblings have contested the application, maintaining that the company continues managing his professional badminton career.
Including a four-year sponsorship agreement with Victor running until 2028. The dispute has emerged publicly as Lee continues his competitive comeback.
Having reached the Arctic Open semi-finals before losing 21-11, 15-21, 21-16 to Denmark’s Anders Antonsen on Oct 10, with the court yet to determine the application.
