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SATYAM
Set up in the year 1987 to provide services in IT sector Indias 4th biggest software company in India It is listed in BSE, NSE, NYSE and Euronext (Amsterdam). BSE IPO oversubscribed 17 times when made public in 1991 The company employs 53,000 IT professionals across development centers in 6 continents
First IT Company in the World Certified under ISO9001:2000 Ranked Among Indias Top 10 Best Employers, 2004 and 2003 Top 13 Best-Managed Companies in India Winner, Corporate Citizen I award for Corporate Social Responsibility SAP Pinnacle Award 2008 Satyam Wins golden peacock award for excellence in Corporate Governance on Global level for 2nd time United Kingdom Trade and Investment India Business Award for Corporate Social Responsibility
> Chairman and founder Satyam Computers Services Limited > MBA from Ohio University > IT man of the year award by Data Quest in 2002 > Winner of Ernst & Young entrepreneur of the year award in 2007
B. Ramalinga Raju Founder & Chairman, Satyam Computers Ltd.
> He became the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer in 1991 > Mr. Rama Raju holds a Master of Economics degree from Loyola College, Chennai and a MBA degree from Loredo State University, Texas > Before 1997, he was with Maytas Infra Limited as one of its Directors
Satyam Clients
A total of 650 Clients (185 of the top fortune 500 Companies)
Dr. M. Srinivasan
Mr. T R Prasad
Prof. V S Raju
Maytas Infrastructure
The Rajus hold 36.64 per cent while institutional holding is 10.92 per cent The company had raised Rs 327.45 crore through IPO. It had a turnover of Rs 1,660 crore and net profit of Rs 100 crore in the last financial year Satyam planned to acquire 51 per cent stake for Rs 1,440 crore or $0.3 billion
Mr. Teja Raju(VC)
Maytas Properties
B. Rama Raju Jr. (VC)
Rajus family owns 35% of Maytas properties Founded in 2005, it has a land bank of 6,800 acres It has clearances for three IT SEZs based on 148 acres An undisclosed stake is held by Infinite India Investment Management, a realty fund jointly promoted by JM Financial and US-based SRM Investments, which invested Rs 600 crore in February
26 Jan 2009
2006
Satyam receives the Golden Peacock Award for excellence in Corporate Governance from World council
16 Dec 2008
17 Dec 2008
26 Jan 2009
Satyam gets board approval for controlling stake in Maytas Infrastructure and Maytas properties as fully owned subsidiary for $1.6B (Rs. 8000 Cr.)
Major Clients of Satyam express dissatisfaction. Contracts worth $200 million up for grabs
Satyam shares plunge 55 percent in NYSE. BSE share plunges over 30%
19 Dec
20 23 Dec Dec
206Jan 2009
British mobile solution provider Upaid files a law suit against Satyam in a district Court in the US over Maytas deal in Texas. May face $1 Billion in penalties Centre refers Satyam deal to Registrar of Companies (RoC)
World Bank bans Satyam for 8 years due to inappropriate payments to staff and inability to provide information sought on invoices
26 Jan 2009
1st independent director Dr. Mangalam Srinivasan resigns from Satyam board
Satyam objects to world bank statements, asks to apologies or face legal action
Board meet initially scheduled for 29th postponed to 10th January Board announces exploring option for buyback of shares to restore investor confidence
3 more Independent Directors resigned. Mendu Rammohan Rao, Krishna G Palepu and Vinod K Dham
Promoters disclose that their entire holding in Satyam pledged with institutional lenders since 2006
IL&FS sells 44.1 lakh pledged shares of Satyam promoters in 1 day. Promoters equity reduced from 8.6% to aprrox 7%
26 Jan 2009
Post cancellation of deal, Maytas looks for raising $500 million through sale of equities and properties
IL&FS sells further 44.27 Lakh pledged shares taking the tally to 1.5 crore pledged shares Satyam-Upaid case hearing over the Maytas deal in Texas court on January 8.
Satyam board confirms promoters stake to be around 5%. Further 3.2% still pledged.
05 06 Jan Jan
26 Jan 2009
Promoters stake in the company downs to 4.5% SEBI considers proposal to make it mandatory for promoters and majority share holders to disclosed pledged shares to stock exchange
Total pledged shares sold by IL&FS reaches 2.5 Cr. in last 13 days. Promoters stake down to 3.6%. Still a further 1.7% are pledged
Tech Mahindra (Revenues 3766 Cr.) offers to merge with Satyam (Revenues 8473 Cr.)
The Night Before 7th Jan Merill Lynch discovers serious irregularities in books of accounts and approaches regulator SEBI for further course of action and its inability to investigate further. DSP submits report to SEBI and Satyam management late night.
07 Jan
26 Jan 2009
09:45 A.M. Satyam Chairman Ramalinga Raju writes the following letter to the company board
Ram Mynampati takes over as interim CEO according to Rajus letter Auditing firm PWC under scanner Govt. instructs RoC to review report
Hunt for Raju brothers begin. Amid speculation over his whereabouts, Raju is believed to have left for the United States in connection with a court case. Satyam stripped of Golden Peacock award
NSE removes Satyam from its benchmark index Nifty. It was replaced by Reliance Capital with effect from January 12. It was also be removed from various other indices like CNX 100, S&P CNX 500,CNX IT and the CNX Services sector index
08 09 Jan Jan
10 Jan
26 Jan 2009
PwC in major trouble. Stocks of PwC clients take a major beating at the BSE and NSE CFO Valdamani Srinivas, who is the financial custodian of the company resigns
BSE to replace Satyam Computer with Sun Pharmaceutical in its benchmark index Sensex with effect from January 12.
Raju brothers arrested by the police on charges of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery, misappropriation of funds and criminal breach of trust.
PwC shot back at Satyam, saying in a media statement that the auditing was based on the audit evidence provided by Satyam and in was accordance with applicable standards.
Market Capitalization of satyam falls to Rs. 1,607 Cr from Rs.15,262 Cr. on Dec 16 in 19 trading sessions.
26 Jan 2009
Maytas stocks hit the lower circuit for 7th consecutive trading session
The newly appointed 3 member board appoints auditing firm KPMG and Delloitte to assist it in cleaning the mess in the scam tainted companys accounts
The government expanded the threemember Satyam board to six to include S Balakrishnan of Life Insurance Corporation, Tarun Das, chief mentor of the Confederation of Indian Industry and T N Manoharan, former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
Refusing to resign
Maytas Acquisition
Valuation of Maytas duo was done at $1.6 bn as against actual $ 225 mn Violation of Section 372A of the Companies act
Rs.1,281.8 Cr
Rs.7,920 Cr
Details of cash balances with Scheduled banks are not there in the Annual report Question raised by Equity analyst Kawaljeet Saluja -$500 mn cash parked in current account
Rs. 1,230 Cr
Rs. 7,136 Cr
Fraud Amount
Share Pledging
Stake decreased from 21.6% to 3.6% Money raised through 4 Front run Co. by offloading pledged shares (under investigation)
Amount (In Rs. Cr)
Harangi Agro
Narayandri Greenfields
Amravati Greenlands Amount (In Rs. Cr)
Bangar Agro
0 50 100 150 200
At the end show the original FD receipts Park the Money in other Bank
Some Comments
If the first fraud is for Rs100, the next time add another zero. It (accounting fraud) grows exponentially Anil Roy, Grant Thornton India It was like riding a tiger, not knowing how to get off without being eaten- Raju Ramalinga while admitting the fraud On Wikipedia, for the first time, India has been put on to the list of largest corporate scandals in the world, all thanks to Satyam a blogger
STOCK CHARTING
Valuation of Shares
SEBI Investigation
Regulation 7 of the SEBI (Prohibition of Fraudulent Unfair Trade Practices relating to the Securities Markets) Regulations, 2003 Sub-regulation (1) of Regulation 5 of the SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 1992 Sub-regulation (1) of Regulation 29 of the SEBI (Merchant Bankers) Regulations, 1992 Regulation 38 of the SEBI (Substantial Acquisition of Shares and Takeovers) Regulations, 1997. Section 24(Contravening provisions of the Act or any rules or regulations) - Imprisonment up to 10 years and/or fine of up to Rs 25 crore
SECTION 388C:
Interim order by Tribunal. SECTION 408:
Criminal Prosecution
Failure to comply with Adjudication Officers orders attracts penalty of: Imprisonment of at least one month, and upto ten years; or Fine of upto another Rs. 25 crores; or Both New concept of private prosecution in the SCRA
Role of Auditor
According to law there should be an external and an internal auditor(can be outsourced) Job is to check whether processes are being followed and are accurate and adequate One of the key audit test is to validate firms cash and bank balances(what was PwC doing)
Dec 05 - RBI bars PwC from bank audits after it found that the firm under-provided for non-performing assets of Global Trust Bank Mar 06 - Out of court settlement with shareholders of Internet Company E-district Mar 07 - Raid by Russian Ministry in criminal cases related to oil firm OAO Yukos July 07 - Paid $225 million to shareholders of Tyco international after proved guilty of accounting fraud July 08 - Facing a probe at Scottish Mineral water subsidiary for inability to spot $90 m fraud
Fiasco
In the trap..PwC
One of the big four Auditors world wide ( Revenues of $28 Bn) Arthur Andersen(child of PwC) & Enron -Year 2001-02 Evading Income tax & Service tax in at least two cases of tax evasion. Imp thing to note that How could PwC have no clue of inflation of Balance sheet to 5,040 crores since yrs and DSP ML realizing it in less than 2 weeks
Whats next.
CA ministry dissolved the Satyam Board and announced new members 3 more members-chief mentor of CII Tarun Das, ex-president of ICAI T N Manoharan and S Balkrishna Mainak of LIC
What after that: Board says No to financial Bailout package
In the News..
Satyam's new board of directors, which met here to select the highest bidder, chose Tech Mahindra following its bid of Rs 1,757 crore ($351.4 million) for 31 per cent stake in the scamtainted IT giant. Tech Mahindra offered Rs 58 for each Satyam share. Outbidding the engineering giant L&T, Tech Mahindra on Monday emerged the highest bidder for Satyam Computer and may have to shell out up to Rs 2,900 cr for acquiring a 51 per cent stake. Tech Mahindra offered Rs 58 for every Rs 10 share while L&T's bid price stood at Rs 45.90. The highest bidder is required to bring in Rs 1,756 cr for 31 per cent.
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