“Only Narayan Marthy, then Sika is on the same page”: California explains how I lost Infosys 45 billion dollars

Infosys has moved away from the $ 1 billion investment Openai, which can now value 45 billion dollars – all due to the leadership struggle between the founder Nariyana Mortth and the former CEO Fishal Sika, according to CA and wealth consultant Minal Joel.

“If Narayan Mortth and Vashal Sika were on the same page, India could have moved forward in the artificial intelligence race,” Joel wrote in a leaflet in LinkedIn who indicated controversy about one of the largest chances of Hindi technology.

Sika, who led Infosys from 2014 to 2017, made the company “AI-FIRST”, supporting the power and technology of the future. One of his bolder movements was to illuminate a billion dollars in Openai, years before its global outbreak.

Moreti, who focused on conservative governance, objected to the company’s direction in the shadow of Sika – collecting concerns about compensation, culture and strategy. The rift escalated to the hostility of the Board of Directors hall, ended with the resignation of Sika. Shortly after, INFOSYS from Openai Investment withdrew.

This same share, according to the current evaluation, can now value $ 45 billion.

“Sika saw the future, but Infosys declined,” Joel pointed out. While Global Tech Giants doubled on artificial intelligence, Infosys has returned to traditional information technology services and the use of cost -based external sources.

Sika went to work as an Openaii adviser. Meanwhile, INFOSYS focus on shareholders ’returns and repurchase. Industry analysts now see the episode as a moment when an Indian surrenders an opportunity to lead the artificial intelligence race.