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Sunaks wifes company gets 35 BILLION IT contract for NHS

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paddyann54 Sat 09-Mar-24 22:19:02

Infosys in the money...again.Didn't her company go under after getting Covid cash? WHY is this allowed ?

OldFrill Mon 11-Mar-24 00:07:54

Your "username Gransnet" should get best results

OldFrill Mon 11-Mar-24 00:05:47

Try googling your Gransnet username - your posts will come up but not always in the top few results.

OldFrill Mon 11-Mar-24 00:03:53

maddyone

paddyanne, I hope your DIL’s medical problems have settled down and all will be well.

If this thread is on Facebook I definitely want it deleted. Who on earth would have put it on Facebook? Is it allowed under the terms and conditions to be reproduced on another site?

If you Google "Sunak wife 35 billion" this post/thread is the first result that comes up. That thread can then be posted anywhere - someone read it and posted it to Facebook.
All posts/threads (as far as l know) can be found if you put the relevant search words into Google.

maddyone Mon 11-Mar-24 00:00:01

paddyanne, I hope your DIL’s medical problems have settled down and all will be well.

If this thread is on Facebook I definitely want it deleted. Who on earth would have put it on Facebook? Is it allowed under the terms and conditions to be reproduced on another site?

OldFrill Sun 10-Mar-24 23:48:41

I also saw it in The National (online) but it's been removed.
Whenever l see something in The National that proves to be inaccurate l wonder what news it's trying to deflect
In this case Humza breaking the ministerial code?
That's my conspiracy theory of the day.
I hope this thread is removed.

TinSoldier Sun 10-Mar-24 23:26:19

Obviously Twitter X person has got this wrong, as has OP.

Note that in the Budget speech, Hunt said exactly this:

Making changes on the scale we need is not cheap. The investment needed to modernise NHS IT systems so they are as good as the best in the world costs £3.4bn.

But it helps unlock £35bn of savings, ten times that amount.

OldFrill Sun 10-Mar-24 22:54:26

There's spurious tweets on X mainly saying the sum (35 billion) is a mistake/fabrication

OldFrill Sun 10-Mar-24 22:53:07

This Gransnet discussion is now on Facebook

OldFrill Sun 10-Mar-24 22:52:15

The only reference l can find was 3 days ago on Facebook - the claim is unreferenced.

Germanshepherdsmum Sun 10-Mar-24 22:33:06

Meaning?

flappergirl Sun 10-Mar-24 21:57:16

Germanshepherdsmum

Mrs Sunak’s family are not major shareholders in Infosys and there is no evidence of a £35bn contract Paddy. You say you got this information from a news site but nobody else has found that site. What site is it? Do you accept that Infosys did not ‘go under’ after receiving furlough money?

As regards Infosys being ‘partnered with’ Fujitsu, companies frequently enter into joint venture arrangements for projects - however Mrs Sunak and her family don’t have a controlling interest in Infosys and are not in a position to direct what it does. I own a lot of shares but I don’t control the companies.

Indeed, but you aren't the PM's wife either.

Germanshepherdsmum Sun 10-Mar-24 21:31:44

Mrs Sunak’s family are not major shareholders in Infosys and there is no evidence of a £35bn contract Paddy. You say you got this information from a news site but nobody else has found that site. What site is it? Do you accept that Infosys did not ‘go under’ after receiving furlough money?

As regards Infosys being ‘partnered with’ Fujitsu, companies frequently enter into joint venture arrangements for projects - however Mrs Sunak and her family don’t have a controlling interest in Infosys and are not in a position to direct what it does. I own a lot of shares but I don’t control the companies.

flappergirl Sun 10-Mar-24 21:06:39

OK, to update my previous post. Infosys is partnered with Fujitsu and has been since 2003. Mrs Sunak received £6.7 million in dividends from her shares in that company in 2023.

Meanwhile the vilified postmasters will probably die without a penny.

Deedaa Sun 10-Mar-24 20:51:17

Well I'm sure the Sunaks will be the first to remind us that we're all in it together.

Sago Sun 10-Mar-24 20:43:07

Sorry about the medical emergency, I hope all is well.
Could we have the evidence ?

paddyann54 Sun 10-Mar-24 20:35:59

Sorry a medical emergency with my DIL's pregnancy has kept me away,
The information I got was on a news site,I hold my hand up to the fact Mrs Sunak ONLY has 1% but her family are major shareholders and 1% of 35BILLION is still a fair amount of cash,so its a nice wee earner for daddy and ,money in the kitty for them when daddy pops his clogs.
I thought giving contraccts to family was unethical...oops its the tories...nothing is ever ethical with them!!

flappergirl Sun 10-Mar-24 20:03:48

I believe (but will google shortly) that Infosys is something to do with Fujitsu who developed the disastrous Horizon system.

I am going to check this though, before I get flamed.

Germanshepherdsmum Sun 10-Mar-24 19:59:46

spabbygirl

what!!!! no wonder they won't have a general election!!!! disgusting

FGS, RTFT! Don’t just read the heading and OP.

M0nica Sun 10-Mar-24 19:57:02

Spabbygirl No one has been able to find out anything to support this claim and the OP is not responding eithe.

Quite simply it is fake news.

MaizieD Sun 10-Mar-24 19:48:38

Sago

Where are you PaddyAnne?

I think she lit the blue touch paper and retired to a safe distance 😆

Sago Sun 10-Mar-24 19:28:08

Where are you PaddyAnne?

spabbygirl Sun 10-Mar-24 19:25:21

what!!!! no wonder they won't have a general election!!!! disgusting

M0nica Sun 10-Mar-24 19:18:35

Dinahmo Fujitsu was a British company n the UK. Fujitsu UK is the old British company ICL.

Germanshepherdsmum Sun 10-Mar-24 16:45:55

AsMOnica has pointed out above, there is a ministerial code to be adhered to. However, most importantly, not a shred of evidence has been supplied to support the allegation of the contract referred to by the OP.

MaizieD Sun 10-Mar-24 16:38:16

He doesn’t own the company

Narayana Murty was a co-founder of infosys. His wife provided the capital for the startup.
No doubt what Sunak's wife stands to 'earn' from the company is mere chickenfeed to the Sunaks but it still raises a concern over conflicts of interest.

I thought that the UK was a firm supporter of Ukraine; to be doing business with a company that is trading with Russia is not a good look.