From a probe at CG Power finding fraudulent related-party transactions to the IL&FS board seeking NCLT approval to sell 7 wind assets to Orix Corp, here are the top business headlines for Wednesday
he two companies are , however, are not interested in buying spectrum held by RCom
The company said it is keeping razor-sharp focus on driving greater realisation and ARPU
Investors should watch mobile broadband subscriber addition, sale of non-core assets, and other balance sheet deleveraging plans
But the Department of Telecom is yet to take this merger on record and is likely to challenge the deal in the Supreme Court.
Airtel and Vodafone Idea had recently concluded their rights issue to pare debt. They raised Rs 25,000 crore each from their respective offers
In October 2016, Trai had recommended imposing a total penalty of Rs 3,050 crore on Airtel, Vodafone and Idea (now merged) for allegedly denying inter-connectivity to Reliance Jio
The regulator responded on June 21, saying that there was no question of any change in the fine
Coupled with the recent rights issue and the initial public offering of its Africa business, Moody's felt this would help bring its debt-to-Ebitda, or leverage, ratio below 3.5 times by March 2020
Airtel inches forward on broadband base
Apart from China, the largest consumer of fibre, demand across the world is expected to rise as more countries move to 5G
Experts believe the move will lead to better network utilization, as spectrum will now be with Bharti Airtel along with enhanced customer base
In Kolkata, Airtel will use 900 Mhz frequency band for 4G service which was earlier being used for 3G
The final pricing is expected to be announced on or around June 28, 2019, on the London Stock Exchange, according to a filing
Gopal Vittal, CEO of Bharti Airtel said the mobile growth of 4 per cent was largely driven by ARPU growth
Airtel added 53,500 subscribers, Jio 17 million in first two months of 2019
Airtel has announced rights issue to raise Rs 25,000 cr through issuance of fully paid up shares at a price of Rs 220 per share, and an additional Rs 7,000 cr via foreign currency perpetual bond issue
Rapid data adoption witnessed a jump, with mobile internet user base pushing the overall broadband market growth by 4 per cent
The Indian DTH space has five players currently - four paid and one free. The move to merge Dish and Airtel's DTH operations would help the telco take on the competition it is facing from Reliance Jio
Indo Teleports, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, has applied to the Telecom Department for the said licence