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Without Voda Idea, Vodafone Group will become smaller than Airtel and Jio

Based on Statista data for 2019, Vodafone has 17.2 million subscribers in the UK, 29.5 million in Germany, and over 13.7 million in Spain

Vodafone Idea to pay AGR dues, but raises going concern issue again

Telco provides no clarity on amount, says assessment in next few days

DoT mulls penal action against telcos for delay in payment of AGR dues

Telecom operators have to collectively pay Rs 1.47 trillion adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues

Public sector companies with telecom licence also asked to pay AGR dues

OIL's notices are for 2007-08 to 2018-19 and the Rs 48,000 crore includes licence fee, penalties and interest

AGR case: Vodafone Idea proposes to pay statutory dues in next few days

Vodafone Idea said that the company's ability to continue as a going concern will depend on a favourable order on its modification plea filed before the apex court

AGR case: COAI says govt has vast powers to address telecom sector's issues

Of the three private players, market analysts consider Vodafone Idea to be in the most vulnerable position

Banks will have to pay a price if any telco files for bankruptcy: SBI chief

Rajnish Kumar said that SBI will not pass on the burden of the hike in premium of deposit insurance to its customers

SC order on AGR dues: RBI guv says will discuss internally if issues arise

When asked about the order, Das said it would be internally deliberated upon, if at all there are issues arising out of it

Dispute between DoT and telcos over AGR definition took turn in 2007

In 2007-8, Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appelate Tribunal had narrowed the scope of AGR. Following this, the then UPA government went into an appeal

DoT's Jan 23 order issued without telecom minister, secy consent: Sources

A senior government official privy to the development said the January 23 order was issued by the DoT without the consent of the telecom minister or DoT secretary

AGR order: Are you a Voda Idea customer? Key things you should know

If firm files for bankruptcy, rules say its daily functions will continue till sale

AGR dues: After SC denies relief, is it the end of road for Vodafone Idea?

Cumulatively, the company has lost nearly Rs 45,000 crore in the last four quarters, eroding its net worth to its lowest level in three-year

AGR dues: DoT asks telecom operators to pay up as SC breathes fire

Telecom operators ignore midnight deadline; Bharti to pay Rs 10,000 cr by Feb 20; Voda Idea still silent

Tata Sons to take Rs 74,000 cr hit on group's foray into telecom biz

Holding firm to pick up Rs 14,000 cr AGR tab of Tata Tele, which only has Rs 200 cr of cash surplus as on Dec 2019

AGR order: Why Jio is set to gain more than Airtel as Voda faces collapse

Vodafone has 304 million subscribers of which 45 per cent are data subscribers

AGR case: DoT officer who faced SC's wrath issued order after senior's nod

He had issued an order saying no coercive action should be taken to recover Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR) dues from telecom firms after expiry of the deadline set by the apex court

Airtel offers to pay Rs 10,000 cr by Feb 20, rest before next hearing date

Airtel owes nearly Rs 35,586 crore, including licence fee and spectrum usage charge, to the government

AGR order: After SC rap, DoT asks telcos to clear dues by midnight

The DoT, which faced the ire of the Supreme Court for putting on hold recovery of dues from telecom companies, started issuing circle or zone-wise demand notices to firms, an order seen by PTI said

Not approached by any telco to finance AGR dues, says SBI chairman

The payments to be made by the companies include Rs 53,000 crore by Vodafone Idea, Rs 35,500 crore by Bharti Airtel and Rs 14,000 crore by the now defunct Tata Teleservices

AGR dues: DoT withdraws order seeking no coercive action against telcos

The department's move came after the Supreme Court directed the managing directors and directors of telcos and other firms to explain why contempt action be not taken against them