Pua nafi terbabit kontrak RM4.5 juta TH kepada syarikat
Bekas Ahli Parlimen Damansara itu berkata beliau menjual sahamnya dalam syarikat berkenaan pada 2007.
Pua denied any connection to the technology company that received a RM4.53 million contract from the Hajj Endowment Fund (TH) for online banking services in 2019. The former Damansara MP claimed he was not a shareholder in Cyber Village Sdn Bhd (CVSB) when the contract was awarded. He stated that he had sold his shares in the company back in 2007.
According to him, he had no involvement in the TH's contract giving to CVSB, as he affirmed in a statement to FMT. Earlier, FMT examined several photos of a contract dated Dec 31, 2019, signed by CVSB and TH for providing online services to the Hajj Endowment Fund institution. One of the images circulating on social media displayed a list of CVSB shareholders, including Pua's name.
Some social media users claimed that CVSB was owned by a Singapore-based software company Silverlake Axis and controlled by non-Muslims. Responding to the allegation, Pua said CVSB was among the pioneers of the Malaysian online banking services market, justifying his appointment. "Silverlake Axis is a Malaysian company listed in Singapore," he said.
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