Saturday, 26 May 2012

Satyam workers paid for January

IT and analytics outsourcing firm finds cash to cover salaries and secures financing after accounting fraud

INDIA-- Employees at IT, research and analytics outsourcing firm Satyam have been paid for January and up to mid-February.

It was feared that workers would go without their salaries after former chairman B. Ramalinga Raju admitted to a massive $1bn accounting fraud last month, but the firm said this week it managed to meet the cost of wages through “internal accruals”.

Satyam has also secured $130m in financing to put towards working capital requirements and appointed a new CEO in the shape of AS Murthy, who was described as an “extraordinary executive” by board member Deepak Parekh.

Murthy said: “I have no misgivings about the enormity of the task in front of us, but I am confident Satyam can accomplish great things – now, and well into the future.”

Author: James Verrinder

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