
KUALA LUMPUR – Putrajaya is still in the midst of negotiating with license holder MySJ Sdn Bhd on services subscription terms of the MySejahtera application, Health Minister Khairy Jamaluddin said today.
Khairy said that the deal to transfer the app’s intellectual property and software license between its original developer Entomo Malaysia (previously known as KPISoft Sdn Bhd) and MySJ has nothing to do with the government’s latest negotiation.
His response came after a report by health portal CodeBlue which cited court documents detailing that the MySejahtera app would be sold by Entomo to MySJ for RM338.6 million in a deal until end 2025.
"The amount they (MySJ) have agreed to with Entomo has nothing to do with the government's negotiation,” Khairy told reporters after attending The United Nations University, International Institute of Global Health’s new book launch.
"I can tell you for a fact that the amount that we are negotiating with is much lower than RM300 million. It is far lower than that.” – The Vibes, March 28, 2022
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