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Thoughts? https://www.ft.com/content/9855a284-8109-4d66-8b3e-e08da0e97dd8?syn-25a6b1a6=1

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  1. Oliver Wyman 1

    ...The ministry disputed that payments were being delayed, saying so far in 2026 “99.5 per cent” of invoices had been “paid within the contractual timeframe”... Either they are lying through their teeth or they aren't very good at math.

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  2. Roland Berger 1

    I guess we’re cooked

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    Roland Berger 2

    We’ve personally been cooked for a while.

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