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Afeef revealing some details of Fenaka's current state

Afeef revealing some details of Fenaka's current state

Mohamed Afeef, newly appointed Managing Director of Fenaka, has revealed major issues of corruption and inefficiency. He stated that capacity generation and distribution have not been expanded as needed, and procurement is problematic. An Audit Office report showed Fenaka spent MVR 2.2 billion from 2021 to 2023, with MVR 1.3 billion awarded to unsuitable companies. 41 projects remain unfinished, requiring over MVR 2 billion to complete. Spare parts for generators were acquired from ordinary third-party companies rather than authorized distributors. Afeef noted that some suppliers are 'paper companies' with no local presence.

Mohamed Afeef, newly appointed Managing Director of Fenaka, has revealed major issues of corruption and inefficiency. He stated that capacity generation and distribution have not been expanded as needed, and procurement is problematic. An Audit Office report showed Fenaka spent MVR 2.2 billion from 2021 to 2023, with MVR 1.3 billion awarded to unsuitable companies. 41 projects remain unfinished, requiring over MVR 2 billion to complete. Spare parts for generators were acquired from ordinary third-party companies rather than authorized distributors. Afeef noted that some suppliers are 'paper companies' with no local presence.

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Mohamed Afeef, newly appointed Managing Director of Fenaka, has revealed major issues of corruption and inefficiency. He stated that capacity generation and distribution have not been expanded as needed, and procurement is problematic. An Audit Office report showed Fenaka spent MVR 2.2 billion from 2021 to 2023, with MVR 1.3 billion awarded to unsuitable companies. 41 projects remain unfinished, requiring over MVR 2 billion to complete. Spare parts for generators were acquired from ordinary third-party companies rather than authorized distributors. Afeef noted that some suppliers are 'paper companies' with no local presence.

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