Under the circular, 100% of the members of the committee of creditors have to accept the offer of debt resolution
On Monday, RCom also moved the NCLAT to withdraw its opposition to an insolvency petition filed by Ericsson India in the NCLT
TDSAT also directed the DoT to return a Rs 2,000 cr bank guarantee made by the debt-laden company
Reliance Communications's net debt stood at around $7 billion as of March 2017 when it last made the number public.
The company Board cited lack of approvals and consensus on important issues as the primary reason for its decision
The company has posted a consolidated loss of Rs 341 crore for the third quarter ended December 2018. It had registered a loss of Rs 206 crore in the same quarter a year ago
Ericsson had also sought that the RCom chairman and others, who had violated court orders, be detained in civil prison unless they purge themselves by making the payment
SC asked asked RJio to furnish an undertaking to abide by the spectrum trade guidelines, to which the company said that it cannot take this risk knowing the problems faced with regard to the past dues
SC, hearing a contempt petition by Ericsson against RCom's Anil Ambani, asks latter to deposit amount in the court's registry; also issue a notice to Ambani, asks RCom to respond in 4 weeks
Reliance Communications has been urging the telecom department to grant it the 'long-awaited no-objection certificate' to comply with a Supreme Court order in 'letter and spirit'
Reliance Communications is yet to pay Ericsson
Shares of RCom fell as much as 12 per cent to Rs 13.77 apiece on BSE after a news report suggested that the DoT has told RCom and Reliance Jio Infocomm that it can't approve their spectrum deal
The two developments boosted the market capitalisation of five large listed Ambani firms by $68 million
Apex court had asked RCom to clear Ericsson dues by Dec 15, while RCom sought two more weeks
Supreme Court had on Friday asked the government to issue RCom a NoC for spectrum sale to Reliance Jio Infocomm by December 9 if it furnishes a corporate guarantee of Rs 14 billion within two days
The corporate guarantee will be issued by Reliance Realty Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of RCom; after this, govt will issue NOC within a week
Reliance Communications says it cannot give a bank guarantee of Rs 14 billion and that it had instead given land worth nearly Rs 14 billion as security.
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The guarantee had been demanded by DoT
A number of hearings have taken place in the matter since August 28, 2018, and the telecom tribunal announced interim relief on October 1