What Really went wrong!
It is not that simple
My company Produced this much profit. and i have this much money and my bank balance is huge! by saying this he made all the Foreign investors to invest in his company!. But he could not make up the Balance sheets. So he resigned and this is great blow for Indian Stock exchange and this creates the Foreign investors to Think. He was jailed for 10 Years. The Employee is in great Troubles, Sathyam has 53,000 employee and 15,000 are expected to join Every thing went Bad! and expects say it is a Shame!
Read the Detailed notes from Hindu.

Byrraju Ramalinga Raju resigned as chairman of Satyam Computers, India’s fourth largest Information Technology company, on Wednesday after admitting to the Board of Directors that accounts were fudged to the tune of Rs. 7,106 crore over “several years.” His brother, B. Rama Raju, also resigned as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO).
Before stepping down, Mr. Ramalinga Raju recommended that Ram Mynampati, board member and president, be made interim CEO, to run the show.
The 53-year-old business tycoon quit ahead of a crucial meeting of the board on January 10. The resignation climaxed a turbulent period of three weeks when the company was plunged into a crisis following an aborted attempt to acquire Maytas Infra and Maytas Properties, promoted by Mr. Raju’s sons, on December 16.
Markets reacted virulently to Mr. Raju’s admission of hiding several facts from the board and the stakeholders. Satyam’s stock nosedived on the Bombay Stock Exchange to an all-time low of Rs. 39.95, losing 77.69 per cent, though it opened at Rs. 188.70. Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Chairman C.P. Bhave described Mr. Raju’s disclosure as an event of “horrifying magnitude.”
In his five-page letter to the directors, Mr. Raju confessed that the company’s balance sheet inflated cash and bank balances of Rs. 5,040 crore which never existed and an accrued interest of Rs. 376 crore which was also non-existent. Also, a liability of Rs. 1,230 crore was understated and the debtor position of Rs. 490 crore “overstated.”
The Satyam chief said: “The gap in the balance sheet has arisen purely on account of inflated profits over a period of last several years.” Every attempt made to eliminate the gap failed, he said and apologised to all “Satyamites and stakeholders.”
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