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As Telcos prepare to hike tariffs, is the era of cheap data & calling over?

After reporting massive losses in the second quarter after an adverse Supreme Court ruling on adjusted gross revenue issue, the companies decided to increase data charges

Bharti Airtel to raise mobile call, data charges by up to 42% from Dec 3

The company too announced new plans which will cost up to 42 per cent more compared to the price that Airtel pre-paid customers pay at present for plans in the "unlimited" category

Bharti Airtel planning to raise Rs 21,500 crore to pay AGR dues: Report

The company has informed the bourses that its board meeting on December 4 would consider a proposal to raise funds through issues of equity or bonds

Bharti Airtel board to meet on December 4 to consider fundraising plan

The proposal follows the Supreme Court judgment on adjusted gross revenue

AGR dues: Bharti Airtel to seek board nod for raising funds on December 4

The fund raising proposal follows the Supreme Court judgement on adjusted gross revenue

Non-telecom PSUs facing AGR crisis plan to oppose DoT's higher licence fee

On October 24, the Supreme Court ruled that AGR for telcos should include all revenue accrued to carriers, including that from non-core activities, backing the DoT's stance in a 16-year-old case

Telecom sector's gross revenue declined by Rs 41,000 cr in 3 years: Prasad

Gross revenue of the telecom sector in 2016-17 was Rs 2.65 lakh crore, which had reduced to Rs 2.46 lakh crore a year later and then to Rs 2.24 lakh crore in 2018-19, the ministers said

Bharti Airtel stock falls over 4%; loses over Rs 10,000 crore in m-cap

In the morning session, shares of the company opened at Rs 444.35 and fell 4.71 per cent to intra-day low of Rs 430. The stock settled 4.34 per cent down at Rs 431.70 on the BSE

MTNL does not have any liability pending on account of AGR revenues: CMD

MTNL does not have any liability pending on account of AGR revenues unpaid to DoT: CMD

CoS on telecom relief package for SC's AGR ruling disbanded: Govt source

In October, the government had constituted a committee of secretaries (CoS) - headed by Cabinet Secretary Rajiv Gauba - to explore a financial bailout package for the telecom sector

Non-telcos have more to worry about AGR bill, may owe upto Rs 2.27 trillion

Payouts related to AGR by non-telcos to far exceed demand made on telecom operators, including those that have either shut down or sold off

Airtel, Voda Idea file separate pleas in SC seeking review of AGR verdict

Airtel, Vodafone Idea, Tata Tele seek waiver of interest, penalty

Airtel, Voda-Idea move SC seeking review of certain directions on AGR

One of the review petitions has sought open court hearing in the matter

Moratorium on spectrum payment, tariff hike won't offset AGR impact: Fitch

The Supreme Court had on October 24 ruled that non-telecom revenues will be included while calculating statutory dues towards the government

Airtel files review petition in SC for waiver in penalty, interest of AGR

Review petitions are to be filed within a month of original decision which came on October 24

Telcos' AGR dues to outweigh two-year breather for spectrum payment

Incumbent telcos Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have said they would go for a review petition of the SC order, but they have limited time to move court

Voda-Idea presses for Rs 7,000-cr tax refund; I-T hesitant in view of AGR

The company has got favourable rulings from High Courts and appellate tribunals in some and is now pressing the department to quickly refund the dues

Tenancy gains key worry for Bharti Infratel to maintain revenue momentum

The price hike by Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea, however, is a relief given that they are anchor tenants

Jio, BSNL undecided on tariff hike, taking stock of evolving scenario

Jio is waiting for the tariffs numbers announcement by the telcos duo and will react after that

Grant 3-yr moratorium, extended timelines for payment of dues: COAI to govt

Airtel, Vodafone Idea and other telecom operators have to pay the government a whopping Rs 1.4 trillion